Today is one of the bigger primary days on the calendar so far in the 2026 midterms, with six states including the nation’s largest going to the polls. It’s hard to keep track of all the story lines, ...

While David Dayen is out on vacation, Matt Stoller is joined by Organized Money alum Alvaro Bedoya as co-host this week. He’s a former FTC commissioner and host of the new podcast The Fair Fight with ...

In the past week, federal judges have blocked one Trump executive excess after another. It doesn’t bode well for Trump’s attempted dictatorship.

As Democrats’ confidence in retaking Congress in November begins to swell, swing-district insurgents and populist, outsider candidates such as Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner have commanded most ...

In the post-9/11 political environment, it was unthinkable for members of Congress to challenge the intelligence community’s justifications for expanding or maintaining broad surveillance authority.

Even as Mark Zuckerberg is now funding a pro-Becerra PAC, Steyer lacks the only two endorsements that could actually help him.

Immigrants held at GEO Group’s Delaney Hall in Newark are on a labor strike and a hunger strike, refusing to perform the jobs that keep the place running.

Suing slush fund recipients under the False Claims Act could claw back their payments, plus three times as much in damages.

One of Republicans’ classic attacks on government goes like this: Scroll through the list of government grants to find the ...

The seeds of an authoritarian state will still be there unless the United States reckons with its own fascist past and how that relates to Stephen Miller’s vision for the future.

We face potential unemployment on par with the Great Depression. We need a mass employment program to get through it. AI can pay for it.

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