Interview

Republicans ran against the Affordable Care Act, but no one ran against Medicare and Medicaid, because the programs work very well and they're very popular.

Georgia has become the latest state to take up legislation designed to have a chilling effect on First Amendment rights.

Larry Cohler-Esses reports that members of the Vitezi Rend elite order confirmed Gorka took a lifelong oath of loyalty to the Hungarian far-right group.

The mobilization in DC helped people connect beyond Standing Rock and realize their own power to expand the fight.

In the face of Republican attacks, Denise Nappier is defending a law requiring corporations to disclose CEO-worker pay gaps.

Joel Charny, director of the Norwegian Refugee Council USA, discusses the cuts to UN funding by Trump and its potential effects across the globe.

The 2005 tax return shows Trump earned $153 million — or more than $400,000 a day.

Co-organizers of the Women's Strike in Lafayette, Indiana, discuss the challenges of organizing in Pence country.

A report from the Congressional Budget Office is projecting 24 million people will lose health insurance by 2026 under the Republican plan.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions asked for the resignations of 46 US attorneys on Friday.