Politics

At best, these giant corporate placards are problematic: They garishly loom over us, clutter our landscapes and intrude into our communities with no respect for local aesthetics or preferences.

The measure is the largest public lands bill considered by Congress in a decade.

Corporations and billionaires are able to fund their favorite presidential hopeful campaigns in order to have their candidate repeatedly exposed to the U.S. people. The Supreme Court’s Citizens United decision has resulted in this unfair way of campaigning.

Their real agenda: 2020 vote suppression.

Some problems have already popped up. Long lines and voters being turned away are just a few.

“Please stay in the race, Bernie. You have nothing to lose — and the country has much to gain.”

"I do not know many African American men who do not have a very similar story to tell, no matter their profession."

Second quarter filings show that dozens of federal candidates are digging deep into their own pockets.

A rare example of Republicans calling out their own instead of bending to pro-Trump lies as 2022’s primaries get underway.

Since taking the EPA’s helm, Pruitt has assisted with President Trump’s systematic dismantling of critical rules that protect the environment in favor of energy development.