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Trump’s Attack on Bears Ears Could Alter the Course of American Land Conservation
The National Park Service has rarely had it so bad.
A Government Shutdown May Still Be on the Way
Millions of Americans could be impacted by a government shutdown.
Why Have Banks Stopped Lending to Low-Income Americans?
Despite a decade of setbacks, the game is definitely not over for low-income borrowers.
Trump’s Anti-Muslim Video Retweets Presented as Evidence in New Travel Ban Challenge
Trump may have sabotaged his own policy.
In Alabama, Senate Race Raises Disclosure Concerns
In the Alabama Senate race, super PAC Highway 31 is raising eyebrows.
Eastern Europe Offers Glimpse of What Happens When Right-Wing Extremists Control Policy Apparatus
When it comes to the Trumpian version of "populism," Eastern Europe led the way.
Tax Plans Pave Way for Massive Cuts to Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security
It's "welfare reform" for the 99 percent.
Rushing to Gut Net Neutrality May Leave Internet Providers With No Federal Oversight
Consumer advocates want the repeal vote delayed.
As Supreme Court Gives Green Light to Muslim Ban, Civil Rights Attorneys Vow to Fight Back
The Supreme Court handed a victory to Trump Monday, when it allowed his latest travel ban to go into effect.
When ICE Strikes, Volunteers Hope to Be There to Help Immigrants
California has the most people living without authorization in the United States.