CFPB Acting Director Mick Mulvaney told staff on Tuesday that he was seizing control of the unit responsible for policing anti-lending-discrimination laws.
Doug Jones's victory in Alabama may not be a one-off. There are signs of an impending Southern Democratic wave.
EMILY's List's endorsement of Lizzie Pannill Fletcher over Laura Moser could end up having the paradoxical effect of producing a runoff between two men.
Everyone should know his name.
Managing the perceived security threat of Indigenous-led anti-pipeline movements has become a priority on both sides of the U.S.-Canada border.
With election security worries, paper ballots may be a quick and simple solution.
The Working Families Party finds itself in what might be the most friendly political environment in its relatively short history, yet it's at war back home.
Industrial agriculture is now using its lobbying power to override consumers' ethical choices and impose cruel and unhealthy food products in Iowa.
The Intercept journalist, wearing a niqab, crossed remote areas held by Al Qaeda and Islamic State, reaching a Yemeni village decimated by the U.S.
In another saga pitting national Democrats against grassroots activists, the DCCC pushed a failed mayoral candidate into a New York primary.
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