Nicole Lafond
Where Things Stand: Easier To Coup 
On an election night where the President thought things were going well, Arizona quickly stood out as a sore spot.
Not only did Trump hope to win the state, it was his once-beloved Fox News that called Arizona for Biden first. Trump was reportedly irate and tried to pressure the cable news network to reverse the call.
Where Things Stand: Hill Staffers And Members Linger In Fear Together
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) just made a stunning and pointed remark about the very real fears that House members are facing regarding security of the Capitol in the aftermath of the insurrection: “the enemy is within the House of Representatives.”
Where Things Stand: The McConnell-Trump Judicial Scheme Is Already Harming Biden
The Senate minority leader may be trying to distance himself from former President Trump now. But the damage has already been done.
Where Things Stand: A Think Tank For Trumpism
While the broader GOP weighs just how much distance to put between itself and Trump, some of the former president’s most loyal political allies are working to cement his ideological influence in politics.
Where Things Stand: How Will Ohio Swing Post-Trump?
News of Sen. Rob Portman’s (R-OH) retirement could be grounds for the latest reassessment of the historically-purple-but-lately-pretty-red state.
Where Things Stand: There’s A Reason Trump’s Impeachment Lawyer Sounds Familiar
Remember Mark Sanford? If you were a Golden Duke: Duke of Dukes voter this last time around, you most certainly will.
Where Things Stand: The One Year Anniversary Of The First Reported US COVID Case
One year ago today the CDC announced the first case of COVID-19 in the United States.
Where Things Stand: It Begins
Most of us weren’t going to believe it until we saw it.
Where Things Stand: Almost There
There are less than 24 hours left of the Trump administration.
And the President is leaving behind a sicker, more divided and more violent nation than the one he inherited four long years ago.