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New guidelines for water quality to address the presence of "forever chemicals" have been proposed. What will it take to actually implement these standards and clean up our water?
Never-before-seen IRS records show that CEOs are sometimes making multimillion-dollar bets on the stocks of direct competitors and partners—and doing so with exquisite timing.
Cavanaugh has spent every day in session since an anti-trans bill targeting children arrived on the Senate floor introducing dozens of amendments to other pieces of legislation, slowing the Senate's business to a crawl.
The proposed Florida House bill's author is trying to create a Florida-specific standard for free speech protections. Even private citizens who speak out on social media could be caught up in costly defamation lawsuits.
On Twitter Tuesday, Sinema's opponent, Ruben Gallego wrote that "the SVB collapse is a direct result of Kyrsten Sinema's choice to side with big banks over everyday Arizonans."
Numerous respected news organizations have been caught lying to their audiences. And this self-inflicted damage to journalism is every bit equal to the attacks launched by politicians.
Nearly two-thirds of the cryptocurrency industry’s 278 lobbyists are “revolving door” hires, meaning they held jobs at the federal government before making the switch to represent the crypto industry’s interests.
CPAC’s theme was “Protecting America Now.” Who and what are the perceived threats? Attendee's targets can be boiled down to five categories.
Polls show that a simple solution fixing Social Security has widespread support, including 76 percent of all voters and 65 percent of Republican voters. Unfortunately, Republicans are not listening to their voters.
Happiness, your happiness and that of your friends, family and neighbors depend upon you creating happiness. Now, that’s not too onerous a task for humanity, is it?
Things are not going very well for Republicans "investigating" the wrongdoings of those in the administration who successfully opposed Trump. But they are managing to make fools of themselves, repeatedly.
It is all of us who are being singled out and forced to be smaller, to see the world as an us versus them. We may not be the bullseye—for now—on the target, but we are closer to it than we realize.
It may be a crappy reality, but chemicals used in making toilet paper don't just get flushed. They then find their way to our food chain.
Rewilding landscapes on and around farms can create refuges to protect plants and pollinators in the face of a warming, drying climate.
Leonard Leo, a key architect of the Supreme Court’s conservative supermajority, is now the chairman of Teneo, a group that aims to influence all aspects of American politics and culture.
A cadre of newcomers and direct government competition aims to break open the insulin market that three companies—Eli Lilly, Sanofi, and Novo Nordisk—have long dominated with their escalating prices.
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