America’s Antagonistic History With Immigrants
To make sense of the current conversation on immigration, we must look to our country's difficult past.
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This Chart Explains Why the IRS Isn’t Ready to Answer Your Questions About the New Tax Law
The tax reform legislation will simply place more burden on an already overtaxed agency.
Civil Rights Groups Sue Department of Education Over Sexual Assault Guidelines
Betsy DeVos rescinded Obama-era guidelines that pushed colleges and universities to use the lowest legal standard of proof in judging cases of sexual assault or violence.
Trump Says He’ll Speak to Mueller Under Oath
Mueller intends to question Trump about his decisions to fire Michael Flynn and James Comey.
Inside the Red State Race to Destroy Medicaid
Repealing the ACA isn't the only way to dial back the law's Medicaid expansions—and destroy the program itself.
How a Growing Latino Population Provided Fertile Ground for Exploitation by the Trump Campaign
New research suggests Trump's anti-immigrant message kick-started his campaign.
Mueller Seeks to Interview Trump
Mueller hopes to question the president on his decision to release former FBI Director James Comey and national security adviser Michael Flynn.
Senate Votes to Open the Government—for Three More Weeks
The Senate voted on Monday to advance a continuing resolution funding the government through February 8th. The House is expected to pass the resolution.
How Democrats Are Reshaping Their Party
Over the past year, the Democratic Unity Reform Commission has been trying to tackle the party's contentious nomination process. But who stands to benefit from any changes?
Government Headed for Shutdown
Barring any new deal in the next hour, the federal government will officially shut down and cease non-essential functions at 12:01 a.m.