Politics

This week’s passage of the National Defense Authorization Act will end U.S. humanitarian aid delivered to Afghanistan using Defense Department resources.

The January 6 hearings may be the best congressional inquiry since the Church Committee’s legendary investigation of the intelligence community in the 1970s.

As gun deaths climb in rural Pennsylvania, state lawmakers take aim at a familiar foe: Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner.

The antiquated measure is an abuse of the legal system, but the Justice Department has no incentive to stop using it.

The refunds indicate the Illinois House member has a strained relationship with pro-Israel groups that supported his reelection.

The two camps merged during the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol.

Progressive slates offer a state-level model for the left to overcome the stagnation of Biden’s presidency and the national Democratic Party.

“The latest mass murder in America didn’t involve guns,” began the senator’s radio ad that became incorrect before it even hit the air.

With new drilling permits proposed in the Gulf of Mexico and Alaska, a Public Citizen study finds that low royalties let fossil fuel producers maximize earnings.

The liberal establishment refuses to take any sort of risk in the service of women’s and other pregnant people’s lives.