Donald Trump and his House Freedom Caucus allies want to hamstring a critical counterterrorism surveillance program. Democrats shouldn’t help them.
Jerrold Nadler
The Democratic Hunger Games
After a redistricting fiasco pits New York Democrats against each other, careers are lost, but the state looks the same.
Can the Democrats Restart a Stalled Impeachment Process?
Momentum has been lost over the recess. Now, they risk turning the crisis of Trump into a simple sex scandal.
When Calling for Trump’s Imprisonment Is a Moderate Position
Pelosi’s refusal to move toward impeachment shows the restraint of someone playing a long game.
The Best Argument Against Impeachment
If the Senate were to exonerate the president, that would set an extremely dangerous precedent.
White House Baits Congress to Start Impeachment Proceedings
It is worth pondering why they would do that.
The Lawyers That Barr Was Afraid to Face
Norm Eisen and Barry Berke wrote reports documenting Trump’s obstruction of justice.
Will Congress Willingly Neuter Itself?
Citing William Barr for statutory or civil contempt will be completely ineffectual, but Congress has another option.
What Is Attorney General Barr Afraid Of?
He wants to dictate the terms under which he is questioned by Congress.
A Showdown Is Coming Over Release of the Mueller Report
Congressional Democrats are demanding to see the full unredacted version.

