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The same basic approach of Democratic Party elites that first opened the door to the White House for Donald Trump has done it again.

"Congress now has a moral and legal obligation to reassert its power to stop this war and protect innocent people from horrific consequences."

David Wallace-Wells’s new book on climate change offers a powerful warning, but misses the mark on the importance of small, individual efforts.

The progressive vision for 2020 is focused on the needs of average working people, on the strength of society rather than on winner-take-all individualism, on the cooperative efforts of underpaid people who have been forced out of the middle class.

The IRA provides Tribes with renewable energy tax credits for the first time (covering up to 70 percent of project cost) and increases funding for Tribal energy loans from $2 to $20 billion!

Protesters, chanted “We care” and “Abolish ICE,” and wore mylar emergency blankets like those given to immigrants imprisoned in U.S. detention centers.

As billions in Pentagon waste go unchallenged, the Trump administration and Elon Musk push for cuts to Social Security and public services, prioritizing corporate interests over working Americans.

The flaws of the American chemical regulatory apparatus run deeper than funding or the decisions of the last presidential administration.

But this requires electing Democrats who understand the gravity of the moment and who are prepared to expend serious political capital to make big changes possible.

"This is an important step in preserving the truth, civil liberties, and a better future," said one state ACLU attorney.