Whats Next For FISA?
The first year of the 110th Congress closed with a great deal of spilled blood, and few victories… more
The first year of the 110th Congress closed with a great deal of spilled blood, and few victories… more
The Senate Judiciary Committee is trying to revive efforts to hold the Bush administration accountable
Meet the candidates who are taking on conservative Democrats
Congress lets fund to hold companies responsible for cleaning up their pollution run dry
It'll take more than outdoor concerts to stop global warming
Democrats are selling out the economic populism that got them elected in the first place
Congressional Dems are finding it hard to do
The District of Columbia inches closer toward achieving its age-old goal of representation in the House
Farmers take the heat, but Big Ag reaps the farm bill benefits
In early February, President Bush told a group of Wall Street executives that "income inequality is real; it's… more
Chinese students are less than impressed with Nancy Pelosi's fight for human rights in their country
Pelosi may have put it "off the table," but it's not her decision anyway
On a post-election edition of PBS's "The News Hour with Jim Lehrer," presidential historian Richard Norton Smith told… more
Robert Gates, Bush's choice for defense secretary, has faced accusations and senate committees before
Voters reject "Taxpayer Bill of Rights" spending cap measures and tax cuts across the country, paving the way to funding progressive priorities.
Lane Evans' career in Congress teaches progresssives a lasting lesson.
The upcoming election guarantees gains for the Democrats. They won't be coming from the South.
Do partisanship and cronyism trump congressional oversight and corporate accountability?
Faith can be restored in Congress despite the Foley Page Scandal.
To thwart legislation that put caps on payday lending rates, Republican lawmakers in Oregon had to pass it
former Speaker Hastert in land deal scandal that questions legitimacy of federal funding.
How our current campaign finance system breeds political corruption
MoveOn uses new "Caught red-handed" ad campaign to highlight Republican congressional candidates who put special interests before the public good.
Up close and personal with the House Appropriations Committee
Every so often a documentary film comes along that makes you think, "If only more people could see… more
Why is the Pentagon keeping prisoners' mail from their lawyers?
On April 27, Republicans awoke to a PR disaster. Tucked away on page A6, a brief Wall Street… more
Newton's Third Law of Motion states, "For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction." Newton obviously… more
Against the backdrop of a contentious Supreme Court battle, and just hours before the State of the Union… more
Abramoff's plea agreement could land him in the middle of a murder trial
Extraordinary remedies are still required to protect minority enfranchisement
We are in the midst of a progressive awakening in this country. In my 12 years in Washington,… more
A broad coalition is pushing Congress to rein in the Patriot Act
House Majority Leader Tom “The Hammer” DeLay (R-Texas) is the most loathsome politician to be retched onto the… more
While the 2004 election was a disaster for most Democrats, Rep. Jan Schakowsky, a member of the Progressive… more
Throughout our nation’s history, hope and optimism have defined the American spirit. As a nation, we have always… more
Between Sean Hannity, Bill O’Reilly, Chris Matthews, John Ashcroft’s terror warnings, “The Bachelor,” the final episode of “The… more
Richard Clarke’s decision to step out publicly and write Against All Enemies is more shocking than the revelations within
After months of refusing to admit that his administration may be guilty of misleading the American people on… more
Calls mount for investigation into Republican staffers’ piracy of Democratic files