The vast majority of House Republicans stuck by Trump.

Donald Trump ‘willfully made statements that, in context, encouraged — and foreseeably resulted in — lawless action at the Capitol.’

A few offered mild slaps on the wrist.

Internal tensions within the House Republican Conference bubbled into the open on Tuesday.

Up until recently, most Republican lawmakers were denying the effectiveness of face masks in slowing the spread of coronavirus.

Republicans have recently turned to attacking China to avoid scrutiny over Trump’s failures in responding to the coronavirus.

Trump suggested that he wants to end social distancing measures to help his reelection, against the advice of medical experts.

Experts say that letting Americans go back to work could have catastrophic consequences.

Rep. Liz Cheney, the House GOP conference chair, also rejected the idea.

This is the second time Liz Cheney will skip a Senate campaign against a prominent Wyoming Republican opponent.

The House Republican Conference chair falsely claimed that an out-loud vote was the only way for Americans to know who supported Trump’s impeachment.

Republicans — including Trump — are attacking Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman, who is testifying in the impeachment inquiry.

Mitch McConnell says he is ‘gravely concerned’ about Trump’s actions, but he doesn’t want to blame Trump.

Republicans are inventing increasingly desperate excuses to claim the House should drop its impeachment inquiry of Trump.

Republicans gave Trump a pass for years, but are now criticizing his abandonment of U.S. allies in Syria.

Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY), daughter of former Vice President Dick Cheney, wants to bomb Iran for threatening the global oil supply.

On NBC’s ‘Meet the Press,’ Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) told Chuck Todd the world is more stable because of Trump.

Republicans previously said anti-Semitism should be condemned, but they’re not saying a word against Trump now.

The document also instructed members of Congress to parrot NRA-style talking points on gun safety.