In New Ad, Anti-Monopoly Group Hits Rep. Richie Neal Over Blackstone Ties, Corporate Tax Cuts
It’s the second ad from Fight Corporate Monopolies, a progressive group, to criticize Neal, who chairs the Ways and Means Committee, over corporate ties.
It’s the second ad from Fight Corporate Monopolies, a progressive group, to criticize Neal, who chairs the Ways and Means Committee, over corporate ties.
The two-year contract includes overtime pay above 40 hours per week, unlimited sick leave, and language protecting immigrant and transgender workers.
The Coronavirus Crisis
Before the president finally wore a mask in public, he made a point of undercutting the public health advice by suggesting they were only needed in hospitals.
The race in Maine provides an up-close look at the divisions inside the Republican party and the financial backing of each side.
Protests for Black Lives
In a Texas congressional race, Valenzuela, a local school board member, is climbing in the polls against former Air Force Col. Kim Olson.
In a lawsuit filed in early July, Eliot Engel seeks to maintain right to challenge the validity of absentee ballots — a move more common in close races.
Candidates say the party is more concerned with making money from candidates than competing in red districts.
Voices
The least-discussed congressional proceedings are often the most consequential — and almost always bipartisan.
Protests for Black Lives
Through deceptive editing, two Trump campaign ads falsely portray law-abiding Black Lives Matter protesters who acted to prevent violence as dangerous thugs.
The Democratic Attorneys General Association accepted $25,000 in donations, even as its members are leading opioid crisis litigation against Purdue.
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