Nearly the entire House and Senate Republican caucuses oppose equal rights. These 17 lawmakers take bigotry to an even higher level.

The Georgia Republican questioned whether a stepmother is a real parent and called a Cabinet secretary a liar during committee hearings.

Donald Trump, who was impeached twice by the U.S. House but was never convicted in the U.S. Senate, is the first former president to face criminal charges.

Speakers at the Conservative Political Action Conference advocated for bans on gender-affirming care and the eradication of ‘transgenderism.’

The Georgia Republican used a speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference to demonize transgender people.

The House Oversight Committee chair’s comments about Beau Biden are the latest in the House Republicans’ search for dirt on the Biden family.

House Republicans heckled President Joe Biden during the address, shouting expletives and chanting.

The embattled New York Republican will step down from House committees, but says he won’t resign from Congress despite growing calls for him to leave.

The Georgia Republican was previously banned from Twitter for pushing misinformation about the COVID-19 vaccine and has promoted conspiracy theories about the virus’s origin.

The House GOP has not expressed similar concern about antisemitism among its own caucus members.

While Republicans who have been removed from committees before are getting assigned to key committees, they are also vowing to block Democrats over debunked smears.

Republicans backing McCarthy in his troubled bid to become speaker of the House are losing patience with members of their own caucus as the vote drags on.

The House of Representatives is at a standstill because the new GOP majority failed to elect a speaker.

Before the U.S. midterm elections this month, Elon Musk urged his ‘independent-minded’ Twitter followers to vote Republican.

Extremist factions within the Republican Party could wield disproportionate power in the 118th Congress. Expect internal discord, investigations, and Marjorie Taylor Greene.

GOP lawmakers opposed both background checks and protections for LGBTQ Americans like those shot at in the Club Q mass shooting.

The Georgia Republican — who lost her committee seats thanks to her racist and violent social media comments — could be placed on the investigative House Oversight Committee if her party flips the House.

The Ohio Republican Senate nominee has also been accused of making offensive comments about Jews.

House Republicans have already introduced 14 separate impeachment resolutions against President Joe Biden’s administration.

‘Tonight the FBI officially became the enemy of the people!!!’ Rep. Ronny Jackson of Texas tweeted.

Republican luminaries such as Matt Gaetz, Marjorie Taylor Greene, and Ted Cruz took to the stage in Tampa to spew slurs and insults for an appreciative audience.

The Georgia Republican clashed with Channel 4’s Siobhan Kennedy over gun violence in the United States.

Anti-LGBTQ Republicans have turned their attention to falsely accusing drag performers of ‘grooming’ children for sexual abuse.

Reps. Matt Gaetz and Marjorie Taylor Greene are defending their vote to restrict low-income families’ ability to buy formula during the ongoing shortage.

One hundred and ninety-two GOP lawmakers voted against $28 million in emergency funding.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) said the aid package amounted to ‘funding regime change and money laundering scams.’

A federal judge allowed a challenge to Georgia Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s run for reelection to proceed.

Michigan’s longest-serving congressman said extreme far-right members in his party have caused leadership issues.

The Biden administration announced plans intended to ‘to embed equity, racial justice, and gender equality in day-to-day governing.’

Nearly one-third of the House GOP caucus voted against a resolution that called on the United States to show support for the North Atlantic military alliance amid Russia’s ongoing war in Ukraine.