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Trump Warned Georgia AG Not to Recruit Other Officials to Oppose Texas Lawsuit
Many experts say there's almost zero chance the Supreme Court will take up the legal challenge.
Hunger Pandemic Will Surpass COVID Impact, Warns World Food Programme
The world’s largest humanitarian organization dealing with hunger and food security has won the Nobel Peace Prize.
Senator Perdue’s Ethics Concerns Include Sale of His Home to a Senate Lobbyist
The same year an org lobbied the Senate, one of its board governors paid Perdue $1.8 million for his home in D.C.
Two Democrats Help Senate Kill Effort to Stop Sale of F-35s and Drones to UAE
The Trump administration is pushing to lock in the massive arms sale weeks before Inauguration Day.
Columbia University Students Are Preparing to Launch a Tuition Strike
Students at the most expensive U.S. university were inspired by the successful action at the UniÂverÂsiÂty of ChicaÂgo.
Fewer Than One-Quarter of GOP Voters Trust the Presidential Election Results
There is no evidence of any kind that demonstrates fraud altered the outcome of the 2020 presidential race.
Georgia Senators Back Lawsuit Trying to Invalidate Their Own Constituents’ Votes
After counting ballots three times, the results are clear: Biden defeated Trump by more than 12,000 votes in the state.
Lobbyist Fundraisers and GOP Foreign Agent Receive Key Appointments Under Trump
Lobbyists steering millions of dollars to Trump's campaign and the Republican Party have landed federal appointments.
Progressives Denounce Biden Pick of “Mr. Monsanto” Tom Vilsack to Head USDA
Critics pointed to Vilsack's failure to confront Big Ag during his time as USDA chief in the Obama administration.
Georgia Moves to Shut Down Early Voting Sites Ahead of Senate Runoff
Civil rights groups warn that the decision will disproportionately impact people of color.