MISCHIEFS OF FACTION

The plan underscores the Caucus' support for Trump – and how a recent rule change may make the Speakership more partisan.

The recent GOP brouhaha is indicative of how closely the House Freedom Caucus and its allies have tied themselves to Trump.

The political science literature on term limits is almost uniformly negative.

Pelosi says she is not whipping this week’s impeachment vote. The truth is more complicated.

Aversion to loss, fueled by polarization, explains why a disgraced Trump is better for Republicans than President Pence

Republicans' defense of presidential conduct and complaints about unfair proceedings are par for the course for a House minority party.

The Hill resignation is not an isolated incident. Chasing female legislators from Congress based on their husband's behavior is a tradition.

Two recent congressional resolutions suggest that certain Republicans are less than enthusiastic about the president.

When a party loses power in the House, lobbying firms associated with that party lose revenue. It's different with the Senate.

An example of how social norms cement party discipline in Congress.

Nancy Pelosi’s third term as speaker demonstrates why the job is so difficult.