Court filing reveals Rep. Scott Perry’s vast web of contacts in bid to reverse 2020 election At 11:08 p.m. on Dec. 30, 2020, days before Donald Trump prepared to install Jeff Clark atop the Justice Department amid his frenzied push to remain in power, Clark got a text from one key ally, Rep. Scott Perry….

Speaker Johnson singed by a blast of conservative fury Speaker Mike Johnson is edging closer to the same sort of clash with conservatives that helped bring down his predecessor Kevin McCarthy. The brewing storm, crystallized by Johnson’s comments during a Wednesday meeting with GOP senators, is threatening to end what is left of the Louisiana…

Marjorie Taylor Greene tries to force another Mayorkas impeachment vote Marjorie Taylor Greene is pushing her colleagues to impeach Homeland Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas — again. The Georgia firebrand on Wednesday introduced her second Mayorkas impeachment resolution in one month, which she’s aiming to force a vote on within two legislative days. Greene’s last attempt to…

Tuberville considers dropping some military holds ‘soon, but not today’ Tommy Tuberville said in an interview on Wednesday he’s considering dropping his months-long holds on military promotions “soon, but not today.” The Alabama GOP senator said he and other Armed Services Committee members are “getting close” to a resolution and will be holding more meetings…

‘It feels like a matter of survival’: Schumer delivers powerful, personal remarks on rise of antisemitism Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer spoke in personal terms against the rise of antisemitism in the United States following the October attacks by Hamas in Israel. “No matter what our beliefs are, no matter where we stand on the…