Along with a War Powers Resolution aimed at ending U.S. funding for the Yemen civil war, House progressives plan to float a bill withdrawing troops from Afghanistan next year.
One sergeant called the move by prosecutors to unionize with police unheard of.
In the race for public advocate, Jumaane Williams defends his record from critics who claim he’s not a “true” progressive.
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Ignore the polls that put Joe Biden on top. While it's a fool's game to predict winners, Bernie Sanders is the frontrunner right now.
No Labels has grappled with conflicts of interest tied to its use of political consultants with links to Mark Penn, husband of founder Nancy Jacobsen.
Markets only work with genuine competition. It's vanishing, so Warren wants the government to provide it.
“As public officials there are a lot of impositions on our lives. This is not one of them. Having a diversified portfolio is an easy thing.”
The former vice president thinks Trump is beatable by any serious Democrat in the field, though Biden has had little luck in previous runs for president.
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A major attack on the First Amendment: No credible advocate of free expression can remain silent about this “free speech exception for Israel.”
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From its coverage of Iraq and gay marriage to Syria and climate change, here are plenty of reasons for everyone to dance on the Weekly Standard's grave.
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