The Post's Jose DelReal explains why Affordable Care Act architect Jonathan Gruber's year-old comments about the historic law have Republicans so angry.

Jaime Fuller

Honoring retiring Rep. Howard Coble’s (R-N.C.) sartorial niche.

Al Kamen

The White House declines Senate request for Ebola “czar” Ron Klain to testify.

Chris Cillizza

Republicans must carefully weigh their counterstroke.

Nia-Malika Henderson

Pelosi, unbound.

Josh Hicks

The reports due to be cut include annual lists of Dog and Cat Fur Protection Act violations and the number of acres of peanuts planted each year.

Karen Tumulty and Juliet Eilperin

His party got walloped in the midterms, but the lame-duck president has signaled that he is not going to back down on the climate, immigration and other issues.

Joe Davidson

Sen. Mikulski praises federal employees as she prepares to leave Appropriations chairmanship.

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) fired back at reporters who asked if she should step down in the wake of the midterm elections, suggesting a double standard in how her male Senate counterpart, Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), has been treated.

Hunter Schwarz

A woman filed a lawsuit after she switched from an iPhone to an Android device and didn’t receive texts from people who used Apple devices.

Jaime Fuller

Congress’s favorite way to mollify their fractious parties.

Philip Bump

But Democratic Rep. Ami Bera just took the lead, likely preserving the streak.

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) said Thursday that she didn't know who Jonathan Gruber is, but she spoke about him in 2009 in footage surfaced by CSPAN.

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) announced Thursday that Democrats would add Sens. Amy Klobuchar (Minn.), Elizabeth Warren (Mass.) and Jon Tester (Mont.) to the party leadership.

Joe Davidson

Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association backs Obama’s pick for next attorney general

Aaron Blake

Her office says she meant that she didn’t know Gruber personally.

Chris Cillizza

Congress is weird.

Colby Itkowitz

Just because you don’t support in gay marriage, doesn’t mean you can’t advertise during shows that do.

Karthick Ramakrishnan

For Asian Americans, the difference between midterm and presidential elections is particularly consequential.

Niraj Chokshi

Under the process, the legislature will be given a chance to weigh in on legalization next year.

Philip Bump

As a campaign issue, it probably would only have helped Democrats.

Aaron Blake

Even many Democrats approve of the project.

Chris Cillizza

So many options...

Philip Bump

You didn’t make the list, but you could have.

Niraj Chokshi

He says his son received no special treatment.

Al Kamen

Nixon Alums: Don’t miss the annual luncheon today. And while you’re at it, see if you can answer this Loop Quiz.

Nolan McCarty

There is one area where there was some bipartisan agreement about Eric Holder’s tenure: disapproval of his failure to aggressively pursue criminal charges against large financial institutions.

Colby Itkowitz and Al Kamen

The State Department released its annual list of gifts given to federal officials by foreign governments. Some are really random.

Lisa Rein

Rand Corporation researchers say servicemembers should vest in pensions sooner than 20 years

Aaron Blake

Those who decided in the final days leaned Democratic.

Kimberly Kindy

As Thanksgiving approaches, PETA has asked the federal government to step into a dispute involving the largest turkey producer in America.

Glenn Kessler

The former president twists the initial rationale behind the invasion of Iraq.

Joshua Tucker

Bi-partisan election analysis from practitioners, participants and journalists live streaming Thursday and Friday

Obama administration has increased rate of visits, but must do more, a watchdog report says.

Tom Hamburger and Robert Costa

Ex-Arkansas governor contacts GOP activists, starts building team for possible presidential run in 2016.