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Iowa Democratic Party chair: Democrats are fighting for families and investing in futures, as Republicans play partisan games with people’s lives.

By James Oliphant WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Senate Democrats hope in the coming days to pass a mammoth social spending bill they believe could help keep ...

By Uditha Devapriya In my very brief essay on the history of the SLFP, I pointed out that several events preceded and laid the groundwork for the 1956 election. I noted that many of these events involved the UNP, even under John Kotelawala’s stewardship. I also observed that, unlikely as it may seem now, it […]

During a weekly briefing last Monday, Philadelphia district attorney and prominent "progressive prosecutor" Larry Krasner sought to downplay the surge in violence his city has endured over the last two years.

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Proposed Legislation Would End NRC Fees for Safety Reviews of Advanced Reactor Designs

Senate Democrats are continuing to negotiate changes to the proposed methane fee to satisfy Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) and other moderates, complicating

As the first mega university, the University of Phoenix showed how a focus on working adults and career education could work at scale. Almost a decade ago, though, Phoenix began a long slide. The university’s enrollment last year of 84,000 was roughly one-fifth of its peak.

With partisan redistricting favoring the GOP and an increasingly “toxic” environment on Capitol Hill, more and more Democrats are opting to leave the House.

As historically high inflation draws attention to how much everyday items cost, economists say grocery sales taxes may have added importance for voters.