Congress Wary of Trump's Tax Break Plan to Address Virus Crisis
The president, feeling pressure over outbreak and its financial fallout, meets with GOP allies who aren't inclined to spend more as of now.
The New Rules of the Game
If Bernie Sanders — miraculously — wins the nomination, Democratic Party elites suddenly will bless Trump as the least worst option.
Coalition of Green Groups Calls on Congress to Pass Pro-Labor PRO Act
The union-supporting legislation will go before the House on Thursday.
The Problem With Impeachment
It's about cosmetics and will do nothing to halt the decay that is destroying the republic.
Democrats Should Be Calling Trump to Testify
Republicans have made clear they have no interest in a fair impeachment trial, but the president belongs at the top of any witness list.
A Circus Then, a Circus Now
The presidential campaign is, by some measures, in its second year. Here's what Chris Hedges had to say about the contest in January 2019.
How Democracies Die
The United States' descent toward tyranny mirrors the experience of Germany and Italy in the 1930s.
House Democrats Send Loud 'No War With Iran' Message to Trump
The House of Representatives passes a non-binding War Powers Resolution against further military action against Iran without congressional approval.
Trump Says 52 Targets Already Lined Up if Iran Retaliates
Nancy Pelosi slams his formal notice on fatal strike that sparked hostilities, saying it suggests Americans "are being left in the dark."
The Impeachment's Moral Hypocrisy
It wasn't about restoring the rule of law: The House ignored the more serious violations by Trump that had been normalized by Obama and Bush.
