The strange saga of pro-Democratic activists meddling in the Alabama election began last month with leaked documents exposing the Roy Moore “Russian bot” scandal to be a false-flag operation.
As with all revolutions, the Trump insurrection has opened people’s eyes to the potential instability of all that had previously seemed solid.
Opinion -- Don’t kid yourself: 2016 was a revolutionary year in the United States. Yes, I know, the United States is a deeply conservative country. Americans don’t engage in periodic attempts to overthrow the system. There is no viable political party that threatens the status quo. When protesters gather in Washington, they have
Neocons have deftly used the Left’s hatred of President Trump and the demonizing of Russia to lure liberals and progressives into an interventionist mindset to defend “American exceptionalism.”
Last year, Donald J. Trump triumphed over 15 Republican primary opponents and a Democratic candidate with an impressive résumé largely on the strength of a simple four-word message: Make America Great Again.” Since Trump’s victory nearly a year ago, the major American media has often reprised the Obama-Clinton messaging that
Trump’s plan to eliminate State and Local tax deductions may have been prompted by an initial assumption that such a move would mostly hit blue states.
In what may be the final nail in President Trump's tax reform proposal, months after the White House proposed ending a tax break for people in high-tax states - which would suggest Trump had more than enough time familiarize himself with how it all works - Trump reportedly "grew angry" when he learned that the change would hurt
“Bribery of a judge strikes at the very core of our democracy.”
A federal grand jury returned an eight-count indictment Friday against the Democratic political operative whom a state judge claims to have taken bribes from. The 29-page indictment, which is dated Oct. 5 but unsealed this morning, takes
While 66 percent of Democrats gave professors a warm or very warm rating, only 30 percent of Republicans gave professors a warm rating.
The majority of Americans in both political parties hold teachers and members of the military in high regard, but are starkly divided in their opinions of police and college professors, according to a Pew Research Center report released
What New Democracy makes clear is neoliberal politics still holds great influence over the Democratic Party establishment.
Published in partnership with Shadowproof. From the ideological middle, which lauds pragmatism and pro-business politics but is largely incapable of turning this into a winning formula during elections,
