
The Coronavirus Crisis
Coronavirus Has Given the Left a Historic Opportunity. Can They Seize It?
As major corporations work their will on Capitol Hill, workers are spending their energy helping each other stay alive.
The Coronavirus Crisis
As major corporations work their will on Capitol Hill, workers are spending their energy helping each other stay alive.
Leaders from several progressive groups, including Indivisible and MoveOn, called on the candidates to cease attacking each other and focus on the issues.
Warren and Sanders aren’t necessarily competing for the same voters; some argue the path to the left seizing the Democratic nomination lies in cooperation.
Progressives want to use the defense budget to stop support for Saudi Arabia’s war, but are enough Democrats willing to take a stand?
Voices
Most Democratic candidates want to expand the Earned Income Tax Credit. But the EITC excludes the neediest Americans and may not live up to its promises.
Voices
The Supreme Court's failure to address the racist underpinnings of the census citizenship question — even while blocking it — is concerning.
Voices
House Democrats should use their oversight power to expose the Trump administration’s nefarious reasons for asking about citizenship on the 2020 census.
Federal prosecutors sought to imprison hundreds for the J20 protests, but won no jury convictions. Now defendants are seeking accountability.
Democratic socialist Julia Salazar's bid for the New York state Senate carries echoes of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's insurgent campaign.
In the case of the Inauguration Day protesters, the prosecution has relied on police witnesses with apparent proclivities toward extreme politics.