Oliver Willis
Senior Reporter
owillisFormer research fellow at Media Matters for America who has been blogging about politics since 2001.
The Biden administration continues investing in production of electric vehicle parts within the United States, and this time it includes a plant of newly unionized workers in Ohio.
By Oliver Willis - December 13, 2022Republican officials attacked President Joe Biden for negotiating Brittney Griner’s release from Russia.
By Oliver Willis - December 09, 2022The White House convened a conference after antisemitic incidents hit an all-time high in 2021.
By Oliver Willis - December 08, 2022Humanitarian groups that advocate for immigrants’ rights praised the Biden administration’s decision.
By Oliver Willis - December 07, 2022Kevin McCarthy has pledged that his party will oppose a budget bill funding the Defense Department’s operations next year if a rule supported by the president and military isn’t revoked.
By Oliver Willis - December 06, 2022The largest single investment in tribal governments and communities in U.S. history affects more than 2.6 million people.
By Oliver Willis - December 01, 2022Voters reported concern over GOP attacks on Medicare and Social Security and plans to investigate the Biden family.
By Oliver Willis - December 01, 2022The Biden administration said bigotry has ‘absolutely no place in America’ and ‘must be forcibly condemned.’
By Oliver Willis - November 28, 2022Despite national polls showing debt relief has popular and bipartisan support, Republicans have worked against Biden’s actions at every step.
By Oliver Willis - November 23, 2022Marco Rubio and Chip Roy used photos of Black and transgender service members to criticize the Biden administration for diversity initiatives, including efforts started under Trump.
By Oliver Willis - November 22, 2022Bank filings described as rare by Rep. James Comer occur 3.7 million times a year.
By Oliver Willis - November 21, 2022House Republicans have a history of promoting conspiracy theories against Democratic presidents.
By Oliver Willis - November 18, 2022Donald Trump is the only president to be impeached twice. He has never won the popular vote.
By Oliver Willis - November 16, 2022Election conspiracy theorists lost local, state, and federal races last week.
By Oliver Willis - November 14, 2022Republicans significantly underperformed the prediction of a 2022 ‘red wave.’
By Oliver Willis - November 09, 2022The Biden administration has allocated more than $5.8 billion in federal funds to historically Black colleges and universities since 2021.
By Oliver Willis - November 08, 2022Studies show minority communities suffer disproportionately high negative effects from air pollution.
By Oliver Willis - November 07, 2022A dark money group with ties to anti-immigration officials who served in the Trump administration made commercials with stock footage provided by Russian-based accounts to criticize Biden’s support for Ukraine.
By Oliver Willis - November 03, 2022Employment continues to rebound from a low of 4.7 million job openings under former President Donald Trump.
By Oliver Willis - November 02, 2022ExxonMobil is one of several American oil companies reporting billions in profits in recent months while gas prices skyrocketed.
By Oliver Willis - October 28, 2022Experts say the cuts, which could include Medicare and Social Security, will cause an economic decline.
By Oliver Willis - October 27, 2022The Texas Republican opposes a Department of Health and Human Services program to develop tools for dealing with the dissemination of misinformation about vaccination.
By Oliver Willis - October 26, 2022The spending package included the largest allocation of tax dollars for child care in U.S. history.
By Oliver Willis - October 24, 2022Pennsylvania officials used $25.3 million in federal grants to accelerate construction on the Fern Hollow Bridge, which is nearing completion after collapsing in January.
By Oliver Willis - October 21, 2022The Biden administration’s strategy calls for a ‘whole of government’ approach to prevent and contain future pandemics.
By Oliver Willis - October 19, 2022An estimated 48 million people in the United States have some form of hearing loss.
By Oliver Willis - October 17, 2022Funds allocated under the Inflation Reduction Act will be used to combat drought conditions in Southwestern states.
By Oliver Willis - October 14, 2022The ‘most significant’ changes to Obamacare will prevent families from being charged more than others receiving subsidized health insurance through the program.
By Oliver Willis - October 12, 2022More than 63 million Americans who are enrolled in Medicare benefit from the agency’s new ability to cap the costs of prescription medicines.
By Oliver Willis - October 07, 2022The false claim was based on conservatives taking the vice president’s comments about the Biden administration’s racial injustice policy out of context.
By Oliver Willis - October 07, 2022