Marjorie Taylor Greene

Hunter Biden arrived on Capitol Hill Wednesday to answer questions about whether his father benefited financially from his international business — just days after the GOP's top witness was arrested and charged with lying to the FBI about the investigation.

The development involving ex-FBI informant Alexander Smirnov is considered by some as the point the case against the president collapsed, as Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) put it.

Former President Donald Trump has been romping his way to victory in primary after primary and looks all but guaranteed to win the nomination for the 2024 election — but that doesn't actually mean his grip on voters is strong, argued conservative analyst Matt Lewis.

Rather, he wrote in The Daily Beast on Tuesday, it conceals a fundamental weakness of Trump's own making.

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) may want to avoid shutting down the federal government, but former GOP strategist Rick Wilson warns that he may have little option.

Writing on his Substack newsletter, Wilson compared extremist House Republicans to "children with chainsaws" and said there was little chance of them not doing something self-destructive in the coming weeks.

GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (GA) has her eye on serving in Donald Trump's Cabinet if he's elected in November — and she wants to be put in charge of the nation's security.

“I’d be honored to serve President Trump in his next administration in any capacity that he asks me. But I’m certainly particularly interested in Homeland Security. I think it’s the top issue in the country,” she said.

In an attack on Judge Arthur Engoron for his judgment in Donald Trump's New York fraud trial, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) argued that he should be fired from the judicial system entirely.

But the term she used is turning heads.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) suggested Thursday that Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley won't drop out of the race for her party's presidential race because she's going through menopause.

Greene made the remarks while campaigning for Donald Trump in South Carolina.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) took a break Thursday from propping up former President Donald Trump's reelection bid to offer up an "unpopular opinion" about women's fashion.

On her X social media account, the always controversial lawmaker suggested conservative Christian woman need to do a better job of dressing and acting modestly.

House Oversight Chair James Comer's seeming lack of embarrassment after his key witness in the drive to impeach President Joe Biden turned out to be a now-accused liar who the Department of Justice claims was a pipeline for Russian disinformation suggests he knew what he was doing, an analyst wrote Thursday.

With Kentucky Republican Comer joining Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) in an attempt to blow off concerns that they had been duped — and argue they still have a strong case against Biden — fellow lawmaker Rep Dan Goldman (D-NY) suggested the two are more than willing to use Russian propaganda as a political tool in their war with Democrats.

With the star witness in the GOP-led impeachment inquiry wearing a GPS ankle bracelet and facing charges for lying to the FBI about a multimillion-dollar bribery scheme implicating President Joe Biden and his son Hunter, at least one legal expert thinks there should be severe ramifications for GOP lawmakers who pushed his story.

Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner, while appearing on MSNBC's "The Last Word" with Lawrence O'Donnell, stated that any of the lawmakers who knowingly perpetuate the lies told by the ex informant Alexander Smirnov that are purported to be Russian disinformation should be investigated criminally.

After ex-FBI informant Alexander Smirnov was indicted on charges that he lied about President Joe Biden accepting a $5 million bribe, reporter Aaron Blake decided to round up the names of Republicans who parroted his now in-question claims.

Smirnov's accusations — that both the president and his son Hunter Biden accepted $5 million bribes — were the focal point of the GOP's impeachment inquiry into Biden. As the Washington Post report points out, Ohio GOP Rep. Jim Jordan last month called the claims “the most corroborating evidence we have" and Republicans pushed them as if they were fact.

The Republican Party’s last hope of putting out its existential "dumpster fire" is if Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert’s carpetbagger campaign in a new district fails, according to a columnist in her state.

Colorado Sun writer Mike Littwin painted Boebert — the MAGA firebrand fleeing her congressional district in hopes of winning among a more right-wing base — as the epitome of the problems plaguing the state’s GOP.