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The GOP’s voter suppression laws are a coordinated effort to turn back the clock on civil rights. The problem is that these laws are working. They need to be stopped before more states adopt them.
Lawsuits argue that Representatives Paul Gosar and Andy Biggs, as well as State Representative Mark Finchem, are not qualified for the ballot based on their involvement in and support of the January 6th insurrection.
Many people dread the time change to and from daylight savings that occurs twice a year—and for good reason.
Celina, an old logging town about two hours northeast of Nashville, was primed for the drug trade. Four pharmacies sat within 1,000 feet of each other, at the crossing of two highways, dispensing millions of opioid pills.
Two years after winning multi-billion dollar bailouts from the Trump administration, these newly flush companies are pocketing billions from an international crisis, and they don't care how it affects regular Americans.
The world should listen when Putin starts trash talking propaganda campaigns about other countries. Similar disinformation operations were run against Georgia before Russia’s invasion of that country in 2008.
If the House Oversight Committee is serious about getting to the bottom of the fossil fuel industry's longtime campaign to stymie climate policy, it should subpoena Charles Koch to testify before it.
Thoroughbred horses, auto racing, massive ranches, luxury hotels. The hobbies and side businesses of some billionaires create huge write-offs that can let them get away with paying little or no income tax for as much as a decade at a time.
A historian explores three myths about the Supreme Course: court packing, judicial review and meeting the expectations of the appointing presidents. They are not what you thought they were.
Another new analysis details how Big Oil executives are suppressing production and boosting prices to maximize shareholder returns.
Republicans who voted against protecting diabetics from inflated insulin prices are clearly in the camp of corporate profits over human lives. This dramatically points to the dire necessity of finally instituting universal healthcare.
Just as non-existent election fraud has been used to pass voter suppression laws, Republicans are using their fear of critical race theory as an excuse to ban the teaching of the history of racial suppression and enslavement.
Traditionally nonpartisan school board campaigns have become polarized battlegrounds. Voters in next week’s Wisconsin races may set the tone for how contentious races across the country will become this year.
Putin’s Russia fits the bill of a fully fascist state. The political system is unquestionably authoritarian — some might say totalitarian.
Facebook has given a free pass to identity theft criminals operating in one of their Facebook groups.
What if April Fools' day was used to put out the headlines we'd really like to see. Here are a few offerings based on this idea.
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