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Accountability is up to the Justice Department and American voters.

The fallout from the crypto controversy is widely spread — and it has hit both parties.

All of my years as an organizer have taught me to channel that anger into action, and that in itself is a discipline of hope.

A New York congressman-elect appears to have misrepresented extensive portions of his résumé. How does something get by an opposition researcher?

Globalization and neoliberalism have indeed created hardships for certain communities like blue-collar workers, rural residents, and older voters who have been tempted by the right.

President Joe Biden and Congress passed a package of almost $370 billion in tax breaks and other incentives to accelerate the deployment of clean energy sources across the U.S. economy. The newly approved tax breaks will simply accelerate a shift in the energy sector that market forces had already started, but state regulators are determining whether they will actually result in lower residential energy bills and leave households with more money in their pocketbooks.

Progressives and moderates both have a theory of the case.

When Rhonda Hatch takes office Jan. 3, 2023 as the new Eddy County Assessor she plans to educate people on the functions of the office.

Tom Marino, one of the first members of Congress to support Trump, now says the G.O.P. “has to do whatever it has to do” to get away from him.

What 1940 can teach us about 2022.