Why the Democratic Party, the New York Times, and the donor class got Zohran Mamdani so wrong.

Abdul El-Sayed’s bid for Michigan senator centers on bold leftwing populism similar to the NYC mayoral candidate

Is it legal? Is it possible? And can we afford to wait and find out?

Multiple labor unions sued the OMB director for abusing his position and pushing an extremist Project 2025 agenda.

If the president takes over the Federal Reserve, he will have extraordinary power to reward his friends and destroy his enemies.

Keeping the U.S. government funded now is to participate in the most atrocious misuse of the power of the United States in modern times.

In difficult races, Democrats are leaning into economic populism with promising results

The tariffs are not the product of serious policymaking. They are the irrational and capricious result of Trump’s delusional thinking.

Barber, the co-chair of the revived Poor People’s campaign, a national movement to challenge inequality in all its forms through moral protest and policy change, has spent years preparing people for moments like this.

This was not an airwaves campaign. It was a stoop campaign. As obvious as this might seem, it’s a lesson that keeps going unlearned.

Republicans want to make 250 million acres of public lands eligible for sale to housing developers.

Instead of trying to fix this broken system, Congress is punishing the victims of its malfunctioning and is slashing SNAP to enact tax cuts for the rich.

In this urgent and hard-hitting talk, Nobel Laureate Al Gore thoroughly dismantles the fossil fuel industry’s narrative of "climate realism," contrasting their misleading claims with the remarkable advancements in renewable energy.

A big lie is at the heart of Trump’s tariffs

It’s already in Seattle. It will now travel east.