The Georgia congresswoman doesn’t care about legislating anyway, so why won’t the GOP remove her from committees?

The Georgia congresswoman is not some wayward suburban CrossFit wife, a Trump supporter caught in a conspiratorial riptide. She has only benefited from being so underestimated.

Mitch McConnell got kudos for condemning the QAnon-supporting nutjob. He doesn’t deserve it.

The conspiracy theory has become a theology of right-wing rebellion.

What happens when our luck runs out?

Journalists laughed at followers of the conspiracy theory after an Inauguration Day prophecy failed to come true. But Trump-era extremists aren’t going anywhere.

The storm on Congress was extremely goofy and deadly serious. Making sense of it will require some dexterity.

There is only one side at the Capitol siege.

Can the largest media platform in the world ever be made safe for democracy?

Having declared victory in its war on Backpage and sex work, the liberal-conservative coalition has pivoted to porn.

It may turn out that Donald Trump was the one force keeping the Democratic Party together.

The president may well be a liability for Republicans, but the GOP belongs to him now, and no one can change that.

In the 1950s, the residents of Mosinee, Wisconsin, staged a coup to warn of the dangers of the red menace. The lessons of that historical footnote have never been more relevant.

Trump believes that liberals somehow rule America despite having minority political power. Even his Republican skeptics are ready to preach that lie if he loses the election.

How the ancient, antisemitic nocturnal ritual fantasy expresses itself through the ages—and explains the right’s fascination with fringe conspiracy theories

Trumpism has become America’s latest civic religion, and it won’t be voted out of office in November.

Big business claims to care about climate change, but it has funded the very denialism and conspiracy-mongering that fuels Trump’s Republican Party.

The vigilantes running wildfire checkpoints in Oregon are the latest right-wing militants to take advantage of a crisis.

Laura Loomer is a “proud Islamophobe” and QAnon supporter. She’s also a Republican nominee for Congress.

Patricia McCloskey and Kimberly Guilfoyle are a new twist on a dangerous lineage of conservative women.