GOP Pays Giuliani Associates Wrapped Up in Ukraine Probe

By Roger Sollenberger

The Republican National Committee recently paid $20,000 to DiGenova & Toensing LLP, a law firm helmed by two GOP insiders with alleged ties to Giuliani’s Ukrainian dealings.

By Eleanor Clift

All eyes have been on Afghanistan, but it is domestic issues—starting with public health—that appear to be bringing Biden’s numbers back to Earth.

By Danielle Tcholakian

And the very thing he and his crew delighted in so much—dehumanizing others for their own advancement and enjoyment—is the thing that brought them down.

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By Justin Baragona

The final draft of a sham audit was supposed to arrive on Monday. However, the conspiracy-peddling auditors have said they are “quite sick” with COVID-19.

By The Daily Beast

Molly Jong-Fast speaks to Jeet Heer and WaPo’s Greg Sargent about the decades of mistakes that led to the Afghan government’s demise. Plus, supermodel Carré Otis.

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It’s some sort of metaphor, as the dog Cuomo reportedly couldn’t give away kept biting staffers and Troopers, and the outgoing governor kept laughing at the people who got bit.

He clearly doesn’t want to prolong our painful and humiliating withdrawal by missing his own deadline, but what’s the alternative?

Business records appear to connect Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) to her husband’s energy consulting company. And Boebert never disclosed the income.

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 CAN WE STAY?

America’s top spy is said to have sat down with Abdul Ghani Baradar in Kabul on Monday.

 CURTAIN CLOSER

The outgoing governor handed out four sentence commutations and one pardon on his final day in office.

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