Politics

Women’s March legacy: Thousands of women running for office in 2018

January 19, 2018 By Jocelyn Noveck And Bill Barrow

The Women's March set the tone for a whole year of resistance: "So many of the fights that happened this year, whether it be health care, the tax bill, the Dreamers, if you really look, it...

Why does Mueller appear to be lightening up on Steve Bannon?

January 18, 2018 By John Wojcik

There is something rotten about the way the Russiagate probe is going these days, and the plausible explanations are quite troubling.

Trump administration sides with payday lenders against consumers

January 18, 2018 By Mark Gruenberg

“Payday lenders are bottom feeders,” who prey on seniors, retirees, workers, and minorities, says Sally Greenberg of the National Consumers League.

Seattle MLK rally and march: “Take a knee for justice”

January 17, 2018 By Tim Wheeler

This year's event honored NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick and NFL football players.

Nashville Indigenous community protests Trump’s Farm Bureau convention address

January 16, 2018 By Albert Bender

A press release from the American Indian Coalition, said, “This is Indian land—the land of the Cherokee, the Muscogee Creek, the Choctaw, and others... Trump and his supporters do not belong.”