How Donald Trump abandoned workers after promising to bring manufacturing back to the U.S.
Although Donald Trump won the White House with a vow to reinvigorate a manufacturing base essential for America’s future, he failed to stanch the torrent of U.S. corporations absconding to countries with abysmal working conditions and lax environmental regulations.
Tax revelations and corporate media won’t defeat Trump
Those who want to prevent another Trump victory should go all-out to show they won’t be fooled again.
“Ball is now in the court of Senate Republicans”: GOP urged to immediately pass...
“House Democrats have again stepped up. Will McConnell and the White House ever do the same?”
The federal government promised Native American students computers and internet. Many are still waiting.
Native American students in BIE operated schools were forced to start the school year without adequate technology, sometimes sharing a single computer among siblings, because the agency disbursed funding late and failed to purchase equipment in time.
‘2020 really belongs to us’: The youth climate movement rallies around the election
The Sunrise Movement and progressive allies are applying new strategies to turn out young voters—and to convince parents to pull the lever for Democrats.
From superpower to failed state: Inequality and the public health crisis in America
The pandemic has shined a spotlight on the failings of leaders and elites.
A criminal tax cheat? Bombshell NYT report shows Trump paid no federal income tax...
“If those documents are wrong, Donald Trump can release his taxes and show us what he claims is the real truth.”
Outside Schumer’s home, activists demand Dems block Trump SCOTUS appointment
"Democracy has its eyes on you, Chuck."
The coming civil war over Trump’s ego
Civil war is unlikely, but the weeks and perhaps months after Election Day will surely be fraught.
Joining Trump to undermine election results, GOP senator proposes nullifying all mail-in ballots not...
Tallying every vote within 24 hours of polls closing would be "impossible" in many states, legal scholar Richard L. Hasen told Slate.