By Charles Ornstein / ProPublica As elected officials increasingly turn to social media to communicate with voters, some legislators are blocking those who disagree with them. Critics say this violates the First Amendment.
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By Jake Johnson / Common Dreams The CHOICE Act is little more than a paean to American financial institutions and would gut consumer protections, critics argue.
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Although the former FBI director’s prepared testimony was leaked Wednesday, many questions remain unanswered.
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By Margaret Flowers / Health Over Profit Across the country, the message is clear that the public supports “Medicare for all.” So why are the leaders of the Democratic Party balking at getting on board?
“There’s probably worse to come, as further blows to working people are authorized by the Trump/Roberts court,” the renowned thinker said in a recent talk.
By Amy Goodman and Denis Moynihan The FBI has become the darling of Donald Trump’s opponents. But this domestic spy agency has a long, dark and often violent history of suppressing dissent in the United States.
The document leaked by whistleblower Reality Winner reinforces assertions made by President Trump that the Russia story is fake news.
By Robert Parry / Consortiumnews Hillary Clinton and other Democrats are playing a deceptive blame game to assess the 2016 election and alleged Russian hacking.
