Impeachment

48 House Republicans Were Invited To Participate in All 17 House Impeachment Inquiry Depositions—Many Chose Not To
48 House Republicans Were Invited To Participate in All 17 House Impeachment Inquiry Depositions—Many Chose Not To
Every Republican assigned to investigate the Trump impeachment inquiry was invited to witness depositions—85 percent attended less than half.
By Will Ragland
Democracy and Government

Criminal Justice Reform

25 Years After the 1994 Crime Bill, Voters Back Criminal Justice Reforms
25 Years After the 1994 Crime Bill, Voters Back Criminal Justice Reforms
New CAP Action polling shows that 25 years after the passage of the 1994 crime bill, voters want policymakers to focus more on efforts to enable comprehensive crime prevention and greater fairness in the criminal justice system.
By John Halpin, Ed Chung, Karl Agne, and Lea Hunter
Criminal Justice

Democracy and Government

Impeachment Trial Witnesses: Who the Senate Should Call and What They Know
Impeachment Trial Witnesses: Who the Senate Should Call and What They Know
One look at the list of potential witnesses shows why the president and his allies in Congress are trying to prevent a full impeachment trial in the Senate: The witnesses are capable of providing damning evidence against Trump.
By Jeremy Venook and Max Bergmann
Democracy and Government

Economy

Working-Class Americans in All States Support Progressive Economic Policies
Working-Class Americans in All States Support Progressive Economic Policies
Across U.S. states and the District of Columbia, members of the working class support policies to raise wages, increase taxes on the wealthy, and boost spending on health care, education, and infrastructure.
By David Madland and Malkie Wall
Economy
The State of Our Unions
The State of Our Unions
Despite the economic expansion, union density has continued to fall across demographic groups, industries, and occupations, as well as in most states.
By Malkie Wall and David Madland
Economy
Trump’s Economy: 7 Broken Promises to Working Americans
Trump’s Economy: 7 Broken Promises to Working Americans
The Trump administration has broken core promises to American workers, families, and seniors.
By Ryan Zamarripa and Seth Hanlon
Economy

The Tent Podcast

All Bets Are Off Heading Into Nevada, With BuzzFeed’s Addy Baird
All Bets Are Off Heading Into Nevada, With BuzzFeed’s Addy Baird
This week on "The Tent," Daniella and Ed chat with Abby Baird, politics reporter at BuzzFeed News, to discuss the upcoming Nevada caucuses, the Trump administration's corruption, and a victory for voting rights in Florida.
Democracy and Government

Russia

Russiagate: The Depth of Collusion
Russiagate: The Depth of Collusion
It is now clear there was collusion between the Trump campaign and the Russian government during the 2016 elections. But to what end? This report lays out what we know about collusion and explores the depths to which it may have gone.
By Max Bergmann
Foreign Policy and Security