Aída Chávez

After nine months of investigation, the Treasury Department released seven pages doing little more than patting itself on the back.

Party leaders are caving to corporate pressure and ceding ground on an already dangerously low budget proposal.

In a press conference, the senator focused on the “wealthy and powerful special interests” spending hundreds of millions of dollars trying to defeat the Democratic spending bill.

In spite of the the pleas of Representatives Cori Bush and Emmanuel Cleaver, Governor Mike Parson has declined to grant clemency to Ernest Johnson.

The administration is carrying out mass expulsions cribbed straight from the Stephen Miller playbook.

The House is poised to pass a military budget this week that’s even bigger than President Joe Biden requested, but left-leaning lawmakers are putting up a fight.

A new bill seeks to protect both the climate and the economy.

The left is split on whether President Biden should reappoint Jerome Powell as Fed chair or replace him with someone more aggressive on climate change.

Twenty years after her historic vote against invading Afghanistan, the California congresswoman is still speaking up and taking action.

As the deadline neared, the White House floundered and progressives took action.

The senator dared progressives to vote him out. They’re taking him up on it.

The OAS’s false accusations led to the expulsion of Evo Morales. Now members of Congress want the State Department to investigate.

Party leadership blocked an amendment to roll back restrictions on the amount of money people in the US can send to their families in Cuba.

Introduced by Senators Bernie Sanders, Chris Murphy, and Mike Lee, the bill would enable greater congressional oversight of US military action.

Lawmakers in both parties are divided on whether to mend troubled relations or escalate already aggressive foreign policy.

Oil and gas executives are being called on to publicly answer for their industry’s decades-long misinformation campaign and destruction of the planet.

At the last minute, the political newcomer’s once-promising bid for New York City mayor became a cautionary tale.

In spite of signs of increased diversity, some Democrats have insisted on sticking to a pro-corporate agenda.

A letter to the attorney general asks about the Justice Department’s role in the probe that led to the wrongful imprisonment of former President Lula.

The pro-Israel lobbying group is running ads associating the Minnesota representative with Hamas.