Lawmakers urge Biden to end Trump’s legacy of ‘carnage’ by ending federal executions
‘We must move our country towards accountability and healing.’
By Amy Lieu - January 22, 2021
‘We must move our country towards accountability and healing.’
By Amy Lieu - January 22, 2021
Trump is no longer in office, but fallout from his cruelest policies remain.
By Amy Lieu - January 20, 2021
The president-elect already has plans to cancel the Keystone XL pipeline on his first day.
By Amy Lieu - January 19, 2021
Outside groups are suing the environmental agency for rolling back a number of critical protections over the past four years.
By Amy Lieu - January 18, 2021
‘The president-elect believes we must accelerate distribution of the vaccine,’ a Biden spokesperson said.
By Associated Press - January 08, 2021
The Trump administration has placed a conservative evangelical view of ‘religious freedom’ above all other rights.
By Lisa Needham - December 19, 2020
Trump’s loss in the oil drilling case on Monday is the latest in a slew of legal defeats.
By Amy Lieu - December 08, 2020
A watchdog group said Trump’s administration is ‘full of people illegally using their government positions to influence an election.’
By Associated Press - December 08, 2020
Five programs will be allowed to expire after Dec. 31, including loans for small businesses and nonprofits.
By Associated Press - December 01, 2020
General Motors is backing President-elect Joe Biden’s plan to expand electric vehicle use instead.
By Associated Press - November 24, 2020
A provision of the 2017 tax law may make it difficult for Joe Biden to prevent oil drilling in the Alaska wildlife refuge.
By Amy Lieu - November 24, 2020
‘We’re going to see a real scorched-earth effort here at the tail end of the administration.’
By Associated Press - November 22, 2020
Trump has a long to-do list before Jan. 20.
By Amy Lieu - November 17, 2020
Americans have lost more jobs since the start of the coronavirus pandemic than during the entire Great Recession.
By Associated Press - November 03, 2020
‘It was complete chaos and no one seemed to know the answers,’ one female inmate told the American Independent Foundation.
By Tana Ganeva - October 31, 2020
Does Trump think his supporters will believe anything he tells them?
By Tana Ganeva - October 29, 2020
Stephen Miller is spending the final days of the election pushing for even more extreme immigration policies.
By Daniel Boguslaw - October 29, 2020
More than a dozen Trump administration officials have violated the rule by using their positions for political gain.
By Donna Provencher - October 26, 2020
The Department of Veterans Affairs declared September ‘Insider Threat Awareness Month.’
By Donna Provencher - October 26, 2020
The Trump administration sent dozens of U.S. agents to Portland in July.
By Associated Press - October 17, 2020
The administration is moving forward with a rule that would encourage shelters to reject transgender people.
By Casey Quinlan - September 24, 2020
A Manhattan Supreme Court judge rejected Eric Trump’s request to delay his deposition until after Nov. 3.
By Donna Provencher - September 23, 2020
The Alliance Defending Freedom has been designated an anti-LGBTQ hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center.
By Casey Quinlan - September 17, 2020
It’s an unnecessary and cruel move.
By Lisa Needham - September 16, 2020
Experts say even the Trump administration’s limited ban on donations is unnecessary.
By Casey Quinlan - September 09, 2020
The FDA was forced to backtrack last week after officials authorized a questionable therapy for COVID-19 patients following demands from the White House.
By Associated Press - September 02, 2020
The Department of Health and Human Services let South Carolina discriminate against LGBTQ people in the foster care system.
By Casey Quinlan - August 20, 2020
The Department of Health and Human Services’ was trying to remove language protecting transgender people from health care discrimination.
By Casey Quinlan - August 18, 2020
‘We won’t sit silently while the EPA allows this super pollutant to rapidly warm our atmosphere.’
By Associated Press - August 15, 2020
Legislation that would have extended census deadlines has stalled in Congress.
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