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The War Caucus Always Wins
The new $857 billion defense bill lines the pockets of contractors and pushes the U.S. toward a new Cold War.
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The new $857 billion defense bill lines the pockets of contractors and pushes the U.S. toward a new Cold War.
With momentum behind the climate initiative, progressive organizers set up an event with Jeffries in mind. Instead, his constituents found an empty chair.
Backers of a war powers resolution say that a strong vote in the Senate will send a signal to Saudi Arabia that it does not have a free hand to restart hostilities.
Leaked documents show the Empowerment Alliance, a dark-money group tied to the energy industry, is planning to inject $1.5 million into the Georgia runoff to turn voters out.
The National Security Council and DAWN, a nonprofit founded by Jamal Khashoggi, met expressly to discuss the question.
Railroads have invested heavily in Congress. They got their payoff in the Senate.
Initiatives to expand health care access and reduce costs won big on election night, rattling for-profit industry lobbyists.
The embattled progressive district attorney said election victories show how Democrats can win big — by leaning into criminal justice reforms.
Thomas Galvin lobbied on behalf of a Saudi company soaking up Arizona’s groundwater. He is now mediating an ongoing water dispute in neighboring Maricopa County.
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His handling of the ex-president will show whether Smith really is an aggressive prosecutor — or just aggressive against the powerless.
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