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Bernie Sanders may not be necessary for 2020, but his vision is
Charlie May
Perhaps he shouldn't be handed the 2020 nomination, but the party can't underestimate what he represents
Mick Mulvaney: My job is to prevent CFPB from “interfering with capitalism”
Matthew Rozsa
The interim head of the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau wants to really limit the agency's scope
Don Lemon calls out Donald Trump as a racist for “Pocahontas” slur
Matthew Rozsa
Lemon says that Trump's comment about Warren was racist, but fits into a broader pattern for the president
Anthony Scaramucci, on CNN, defends Trump calling Elizabeth Warren “Pocahontas”
Charlie May
Scaramucci says it's OK for Trump to use a racial slur about Elizabeth Warren, because she's not nice to him
Trump calls Elizabeth Warren “Pocahontas” during tribute to Navajo WWII veterans
Matthew Sheffield
The president can't resist dragging politics into a solemn award ceremony, and slamming Elizabeth Warren
Donald Trump is spurring a legal battle over the future of the CFPB
Matthew Rozsa
While Trump wants to put one of his own in charge of the independent regulatory agency, Democrats vow to oppose it
Trump taps Mick Mulvaney to head consumer protection agency, setting up leadership clash
Charlie May
Mick Mulvaney called the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau a "sad, sick" joke — he was just tapped to run it
Big donors threaten to bolt from Democrats — and that’s a good thing
Conor Lynch
Megadonor Stephen Cloobeck says he'll quit if Dems don't back away from Sanders-Warren populism. Let him go!
Watch a reporter compare Roy Moore’s alleged child sex abuse to stealing a lawn mower
Leigh C. Anderson
"We're not talking about an actual crime here," said Brandon Moseley
Rebuilding a broken party: Where do Democrats go beyond Bernie vs. Hillary?
Paul Rosenberg
A post-election "autopsy" from the progressive wing argues that grassroots activists must do what leaders can't
86 percent of women in jail are sexual-violence survivors
Rachel Leah
When speaking of mass incarceration, men are usually the default, it's time that change
These are the 25 members of Congress you should be following on Twitter
Taylor Link
Some are sharp. Some are funny. None of them use #MAGA
Donna Brazile dishes dirt on Dems, Clinton: Where does the party go now?
Conor Lynch
It's no big surprise that the party was aligned with the Clinton campaign — but look who's telling us about it
Trump’s tax plan panned by Democrats and Republicans
Taylor Link
The much-awaited debut of the GOP's tax plan was met with derision from liberal
Halloween is over — but surveillance state boosters still want to scare us
Matthew Sheffield
Senate Intelligence Committee hopes to pass off major expansion of NSA's spy powers as "reform." No thanks
Do Democrats really need Wall Street?
Harvey J. Kaye
A former Democratic operative writes in The New York Times that the party needs to strengthen ties to Wall Street
Can a Latino progressive take down Dianne Feinstein?
Paul Rosenberg
Bucking Democratic orthodoxy, and the odds, Kevin de León takes on a Beltway legend from the left
Republicans in Congress are hugely unpopular, survey finds
Steven Rosenfeld
But Democratic brand has yet to coalesce into wave needed for 2018
6 Halloween costumes that are perfect for the Trump resistance
Liz Posner
Express your outrage with a healthy dose of humor
All the people and things being dragged to hell along with Harvey Weinstein
Leigh C. Anderson
Ben Affleck, NBC, Twitter, Oliver Stone . . .
6 ways we can begin to rein in Facebook’s immense power
Jefferson Morley
How can we protect ourselves from Zuckerberg's algorithms?
The wind shifts on abortion: A Republican governor leads the way
Amanda Marcotte
Illinois' GOP governor defies the right by allowing Medicaid to pay for abortion, and that's just the beginning
Majority of Americans support single-payer: poll
Jennie Neufeld
While Republicans continue to fail at their repeal efforts, Senator Bernie Sanders' plan is garnering more support
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