Medicare for All Just Got a Massive Boost
With a major new co-sponsor, the House’s single-payer bill seems to have found new life.
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Nina Turner on Her Loss and Future
The race to replace Marcia Fudge in Ohio’s 11th District was hers to lose — so what happened?
SolarWinds Hack Infected Critical Infrastructure, Including Power Industry
The companies involved used compromised software, but it's not clear if hackers entered their networks. Finding out could be difficult.
Ambushed by the Cops: When Police Deliberately Trap Peaceful Protesters
An Intercept and SITU reconstruction of an incident in North Carolina last June shows police intentionally trapped and tear-gassed hundreds of peaceful protesters.
In Iowa, as in Other Red States, Hopeful Democrats Failed to Make Gains
Democratic Senate candidate Theresa Greenfield lost to incumbent Republican Sen. Joni Ernst by about 109,000 votes.
New Arab Pro-Democracy Group Founded by Jamal Khashoggi Faces an Uphill Battle in D.C.
Reaction to the launch of a new human rights groups shows how Saudi Arabia’s network of funding and influence will protects its interests.
Corporate Counterinsurgency Against Line 3 Pipeline Resistance
Alleen Brown reports on the latest oil company efforts to suppress water and land defense movements.
Rep. Lacy Clay’s Clash With Obama Administration Over Wall Street Reform Haunts His Reelection Fight
The Sunrise Movement and an anti-monopoly organization are making Cori Bush’s rematch against Clay a priority.
Facebook and Twitter Cross a Line Far More Dangerous Than What They Censor
Just weeks before the election, the tech giants unite to block access to incriminating reporting about their preferred candidate.
Private Company Moves to Profit From New York’s Police Reforms
Police departments in New York, facing a state mandate on reform, are turning to the consulting company Lexipol for help.