Many major Democratic presidential candidates pledged not to take special-interest money — but, with a raft of loopholes, the money is still pouring in.
In Dublin, Nancy Pelosi said Congress would block any trade deal with the U.K. if the British exit from the EU threatens the peace in Northern Ireland.
The National Republican Congressional Committee paid the lawyer representing Mark Harris, a North Carolina Republican being investigated for election fraud.
Silicon Valley-funded privacy think tanks’ positions on a federal online privacy bill mirror the tech industry’s lobbying priorities.
Establishing green standards in military procurement and other government agencies, such as the Postal Service, could be a major driver of decarbonization
When Nancy Pelosi failed to speak out forcefully in defense of Ilhan Omar, following the president’s attack, Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren stepped in.
You've probably encountered propaganda using extremely misleading statistics to claim that the U.S. tax system is soaking the rich. It's not.
The Democrats are using a technical loophole in the Federal Election Commission’s designations for PACs to take corporate cash.
The Obama administration initially dithered while for-profit colleges preyed on students, but eventually it cracked down on the sector. Not Betsy DeVos.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren is unveiling a new way to tax corporations: Take them at their word.
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