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Cory Booker will look “to women first” as potential running mates if he wins Democratic nomination
Shira Tarlo
"I think you will rarely see a Democratic ticket anymore without gender diversity, race diversity," Booker says
Mitch McConnell to force vote on AOC’s Green New Deal to embarrass Senate Democrats
Matthew Rozsa
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is forcing a vote on the Green New Deal
Howard Schultz: Green New Deal backed by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is “immoral” and “not realistic”
Shira Tarlo
The former Starbucks CEO previously called AOC's proposed 70 percent tax rate on the super-rich "punitive"
Astronaut Mark Kelly, husband of Gabby Giffords, plans to run for Senate in Arizona
Matthew Rozsa
Mark Kelly, the astronaut and husband of former Rep. Gabby Giffords, plans to run against Sen. Martha McSally
The four layers of Trump disapproval
Richard Phillips
In the U.S., there is no one left who has not formed an opinion on Donald Trump
Why we need the “Green New Deal”
Terry H. Schwadron
Do it because it won’t be easy and it won’t be cheap
Joy Behar to “View” co-host Meghan McCain: “If you’re going to have a hissy fit, we can’t continue”
Travis Gettys
The two co-hosts spar on "The View" Democratic over Sen. Amy Klobuchar’s entry into the 2020 presidential race
Deal or no deal? With border security at a stalemate, we’re headed for another shutdown
Amanda Marcotte
The situation hasn't changed: Republicans likely won't make a deal, because they don't really care about a wall
Groundhog Day in D.C.: Capitol Hill filled with dread as another shutdown looms
Matthew Rozsa
Yet another shutdown could arrive on Friday, but nobody in Washington wants it — except maybe that one guy
The Green New Deal is here, and everyone has something to say about it
Justine Calma
The nail-biting can stop now that there’s an outline of the plan to chew on
Valve turners try to shut off Minnesota pipelines, say “politicians won’t act”
Eric Holthaus
Four activists disrupted the pipeline near Grand Rapids in northern Minnesota
Grand Canyon National Park turns 100: How a place once called “valueless” became grand
Stephen Pyne
President Teddy Roosevelt proclaimed it “one of the great sights every American should see”
Tom Steyer is so fed up with Donald Trump that he’s prepared to go after Democrats who won’t impeach
Matthew Rozsa
Salon spoke with billionaire Tom Steyer about why Democrats must impeach Donald Trump
Trump looks increasingly weak as even his close allies reportedly shun his most drastic tactics
Matthew Chapman
Trump is learning the hard way that there are no shortcuts when negotiating with Congress
Public still at risk as shutdown impact reverberates
Celia Viggo Wexler
Workers and consumers are still suffering in unexpected ways from the 35-day partial government shutdown
“Green dream or whatever”: Nancy Pelosi dismisses Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s “New Deal” climate plan
Matthew Rozsa
But, the House Speaker said, "we welcome the enthusiasm that is there” for the freshman Democrats' new resolution
Trump asked about painting the border wall and complained about the environmental consequences
Alex Henderson
President Donald Trump reiterated his demand for a southern border wall during his 2019 State of the Union
Donald Trump targets Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Bernie Sanders during State of the Union address
Shira Tarlo
"America will never be a socialist country," Trump says with the Democratic socialists present in his audience
4 ways Democrats could use a declaration of emergency if Donald Trump forges ahead with his “wall”
Alex Henderson
What a hypothetical Democratic president could try to address via a declaration of emergency in the future
Will Stacey Abrams use bully pulpit to fight for democracy?
Klaus Marre, DonkeyHotey
Abrams takes the spotlight during the Democratic response to Trump's State of the Union
Polar vortex shows how incarcerated workers are bearing the brunt of extreme weather
Michael Arria
Incarcerated workers are on the frontlines of extreme weather
How is Wikipedia edited — and how can it impact the “facts”?
Celisa Calacal
We all turn to Wikipedia at least once in a while — but how do we know the information we’re getting is true?
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