Politics

Punishing Disney for its opposition to the “Don’t Say Gay” bill might be retaliation, but some experts said it’d be hard to prove in court.

While Levin hammered conservative parts of his opponent’s record, Stevens attempted to minimize the ideological gap between the two candidates.

The aggressive appointment of Jennifer Abruzzo shows how electoral politics set the groundwork for mass organizing.

The Covid relief loans were designed to keep workers employed, but fast-food franchises allocated money to their landlord: the McDonald’s corporation.

The president’s immigration policies forced refugees into detention, where they faced “horrific abuse and mistreatment,” a rights group says.

With a contract deadline looming, rights groups want the administration to stop detaining immigrants at the Glades County Detention Center.

The Cori Bush challenger denies sexual assault accusations from two women, one of whom died last month. The other shared her settlement with The Intercept.

With support for advocates on the ground flagging, a new poll shows record lows for Democratic interest in immigration.

There is a clear path to passage: Put the bill on the floor, and dare senators to oppose it.

Mass shootings used to trigger calls for stricter gun control. But with gridlock in Congress and midterms looming, Democrats turn to more cops instead.