Rejuvenating Democracy, Refusing Corporate PAC Money
More than 25 House candidates broke the cycle of corruption and won. Meet them.
House Republican Profiles in Corruption
The Republican tax bill rewarded wealthy donors and corporations with billions of dollars in giveaways—all at the expense of working people. Meet some of biggest culprits in Congress.
Tracking Waste and Abuse in Trump’s Cabinet
Trump’s Cabinet members are wasting millions of taxpayer dollars on themselves.
A Message for Republicans in Congress: Virginia’s Election Shows Americans Want a Government That Works for Them—Not the 1 Percent
Ed Gillespie’s trickle-down tax plan didn’t help him; the House GOP plan is even more toxic.
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.
The State of the Resistance
How the new anti-Trump Resistance is winning.
Rep. Tom Price’s STOCK Act Scandal
Republicans in the Senate who have supported the STOCK Act should deny Rep. Price’s confirmation until a full investigation can be conducted into determining whether he violated federal law.
Rex Tillerson Represents All That is Wrong with Trump’s Incoming Administration
Tillerson’s business-first background, close ties with Russia, and complete lack of experience in public service make him unfit to serve as U.S. secretary of state.
Trump Has 99 Problems, But a Rigged Election Ain’t One
Here are 99 problems that Donald Trump should be more worried about than a supposedly rigged election.
Moving Beyond “Us vs. Them” Politics
If progressives want to defeat right-wing nationalist parties and leaders globally, they must embrace, rather than ignore, the desire for change among voters.