Staff Bio: David McBrayer

There is a civil war brewing within the Republican Party in Nevada. According to The Las Vegas Sun, tensions began to rise when members of the Clark County Republican Party (CCRP) expressed concern about the state party's director Michael McDonald who is accused of recruiting members of the far-right group The Proud Boys to run for public office.

The move was reportedly an effort to increase the extremist presence in the state's political party. On July 20, CCRP members held a meeting to select officers. However, that meeting was interrupted when individuals affiliated with The Proud Boys crashed it. The publication offered a clear depiction of how the scene erupted.

MSNBC's Lisa Green found the evidence against New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo "extraordinarily damning," and felt sympathy for the government employees he's accused of harassing.

New York Attorney General Letitia James determined the Democratic governor had broken state and federal law by harassing multiple women, including employees in his own office, and the MSNBC legal analyst pointed out that Cuomo's own office had strengthened rules against workplace harassment.

Writing in The Washington Post this Tuesday, columnist Max Boot says that in the past, Republicans would have praised the police officers who faced down the rioters at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, but as it turns out, they now only "back the blue" when officers "are accused of employing excessive force against minorities."

"The right these days bashes not only the military and law enforcement but also every other institution that it accuses of having been taken over by 'the left' — which means almost every national institution except the Supreme Court and, heaven help us, Fox 'News' Channel," Boot writes.