Politics

Fifty Black families were forcibly displaced from their homes in the 1960s. Now the descendants are seeking redress and a chance to testify before Congress.

But only if Democrats stand aside and let them.

After local news coverage, the Protect Our Police PAC quickly condemned its own email and distanced itself from Derek Chauvin.

The former progressive champion, who now works on behalf of corporate interests, joins the drug industry in arguing against sharing the intellectual property for low-cost vaccines.

Asked if it’s too soon to prosecute Biden officials, the Texas lawmaker said she will be among Biden’s “loudest critics” if progress on the border crisis stalls.

The $2.1 billion relief package was a major win for organizers, but some undocumented workers worry they'll be left behind.

“After enjoying a public relations victory, the Biden administration has yet to offer any specifics on the nature of American participation in the Saudi-led war.”

An Intercept investigation finds that a revolving door of friends and colleagues at the top echelons of the DCCC reinforces its corporate sensibility.

“Brass is already calling this Fort Hood 2.0,” a military official said of the investigation now underway at Fort Sill. “It was a dark day at work today.”

The Biden administration could halt an attack on one of the government’s few options to rein in drug prices.