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Mccarthy about that as well. they want to investigate what joe biden has done. biden in particular, how a document that apparently was from his time in senate appeared in his home in wilmington, they review these documents in closed, very secure settings in the capitol. you cant walk out with a document. so, how did it get there? was a staff member involved? all questions they want answers to. they dont have them yet. >> all right, manu, phil, josh, thank you. the deputy whip for the progressi...

Human nature and this world being what they are, inevitably there are small stories that command outsized attention and big ones that are mostly overlooked.

Their plans ranged from using drones as a crime-fighting tool to creating a public bank to help invest in city neighborhoods.

Why do social programs that uplift the most vulnerable wind up on the chopping block while military spending continues unchecked?

There were a lot of losers in the GOP House clown show. Hardliners in the Republican caucus lost because they failed in their goal of defeating Kevin McCarthy. Moderates lost

The bill specifically names public servants with policy-making power within the executive office of the mayor, along with the Law Department and the City Council.

The Chicago Commission on Human Relations now has the authority to investigate complaints of housing discrimination or retaliation. The commission will work with the city’s Office of Labor Standards to probe complaints of workplace discrimination or retaliation, according to the new law.

Republicans' deal-making was democracy in action, writes Margaret Kimberly. By contrast so-called House progressives did nothing for Medicare for All during the 2021 speaker vote.   By Margaret Kimberly Black Agenda Report In 2021 Democratic Party progressives asked those members of Congres

It will be a few days yet before Burlington Progressives have a slate of city council candidates for the March ballot, as one of the...

California Representative Katie Porter has already announced her intention to run for the seat. But the 89-year-old senator hasn't said she'll step down.