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Representation matters, but symbolism will only get you so far. We must always hold Black leadership accountable. 

Speaking out on twitter. however, the leader in the progressive caucus, camilla jayapal, telling us in the last hour that she trusts sinema, she takes about a word. its an interesting dynamic there as they try to keep sinema on their side of the bench. i want you to take a listen to what other cinema colleagues have said yesterday. watch. >> shes showing that she has an independent streak and how she operates. >> i dont think its going to greatly change how the senate is working right now. >> we...

Former NATO head warns of isolationist tendencies in the American far Left and far Right.

Vermont’s U.S. Rep.-elect was elected Thursday to be vice chair for new members.

"Study after study has shown that stable housing is the linchpin for successful reentry and for creating strong social bonds. These outcomes, in turn, lead to a substantially reduced likelihood of facing a new criminal charge, which—contrary to the scare tactics of this bill’s opponents—will make our city at large safer, too. "

At a certain point, when a discussion throws important facts aside in favor of a narrative that points at a perceived Jewish organization as

Entrepreneurs, executives, seasoned businesswomen and startups converged for an evening of empowerment, encouragement, and solidarity at the Greater Los Angeles African American Chamber of Commerce 5th Annual Women in the C-Suite.   

U.S. Rep. Bryan Steil says likely future House Speaker Kevin McCarthy will definitely end proxy voting “on day one.” The Janesville Republican at a WisPolitics.com DC luncheon this week said McCarthy, R-Calif., will also likely get rid of virtual participation almost altogether. Steil, who is part of McCarthy’s transition team, added the only possible exception he could see would be to allow under certain circumstances outside experts, in the tech industry in particular, to provide virtual...

Four out of five House ‘socialists’ scabbed. <strong>Parker McQueeney</strong> of the Marxist Unity Group brings to light the deep divisions within the DSA revealed by the recent railworkers disputes

Fragmentation over energy and defense policy weakens the EU and fails to solve urgent problems.