'MAGA' Students Seen Mocking Native Americans Could Face Expulsion
Videos show a disturbing scene as a youth stares at and stands very close to an elderly man after rallies in Washington, D.C., on Friday.
The School Privatization Agenda Has Taken a Hit
Among the positive signs from the recent midterm elections is the pushback against privatizating public education in the U.S.
Some State Election Servers Could Be Exposed to Hackers
A ProPublica analysis found election computer servers in Wisconsin and Kentucky could be susceptible to intruders. Wisconsin shut down its service in response to our inquiries.
The Overlooked Weak Link in Election Security
Email systems of officials in a troubling number of counties with hotly contested races are prone to hacking, a new survey finds.
Schumer Cuts Deal With McConnell to Fast-Track Seven Trump Judges
The New York senator's latest maneuverings have renewed calls for his ouster as Senate minority leader.
Protesters Heckle Mitch McConnell in Kentucky Restaurant Parking Lot
Demonstrators chant "Vote you out" and "Abolish ICE" at the Senate majority leader.
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The 'Fight' Phase of the Poor People’s Campaign Has Begun
In the United States—the richest country in human history—the 140 million people who live on or below the poverty line are screaming for justice.
Georgia Democrat Challenges Racial Barrier in Governor Race
Georgia Democrats give Atlanta lawyer Stacey Abrams a chance to become the first black female governor in American history. Also: primary results from Texas, Kentucky and Arkansas.
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Rural Whites Shielded From Medicaid Work Requirement Rules
As is often the case when it comes to Trump administration policies, Americans of color stand to lose.
Arizona Students Back in Class After Six-Day Teacher Strike
The state's educators win a 20-percent pay raise by 2020 after a walkout that was part of a bubbling national uprising over low pay and school funding.
