Fun new attack on democracy

If you make it to kid number 10, there’s an extra reward for you.

Trump cannot claim presidential immunity from lawsuits filed against him by Capitol Police officers and House Democrats.

CPAC used to be a premier event for Republicans. Now it’s looking more like a Donald Trump fan party.

Workers say Norfolk Southern ignored their requests for protective gear, even as they began to fall sick.

This bill may not seem dangerous, but it escalates an attack on schools across the country.

The Democratic attorney general is the latest target in growing antisemitism and political violence in this country.

Environmental, social, and corporate governance, or ESG, investing is Republicans’ new favorite target in the war on “wokeness.” And a few Democrats are helping them.

The House speaker keeps coming up with new reasons why the Fox News host should get access.

Schultz has previously declined invitations to appear before the Senate about the allegations.

A new bill would go a long way in trying to prevent another disaster like the one in Ohio.

President Joe Biden has officially nominated Julie Su to serve as labor secretary. Here’s what her record looks like.

Republicans are targeting a Labor Department rule that allows (but does not require) retirement plans to take into account environmental, social, and corporate governance.

The Ohio train derailment story is also a story about water pollution.

Quite a few Republican lawmakers who are suddenly vocal about the disaster in East Palestine, Ohio, received a lot of money from the rail industry.

Bill Lee says he will sign the anti-drag bill, and was angry when asked about his high school yearbook photo.

The legislation, which also targets abortion funds, seems to be a new front in the attack on abortion.

The Georgia representative has bullied a school shooting survivor and suggesting executing Democrats.

The bill, introduced by Ro Khanna and Chris Deluzio, would expand the definition of what is considered a “high-hazard flammable train.”

The bill would also allow parents to sue event organizers.