Kentucky is one of three states in the nation that imposes a lifetime voting ban on felons. But a bipartisan group is trying to bypass its idiot governor and fix that.
Alabama’s Democratic Party is getting a long overdue shake-up.
When the 2018 midterms came around, the residents of San Juan County and Navajo Nation were ready for a change. Or at least some were.
The Denver Classroom Teachers Association announced on Thursday morning that after three days on strike, they have reached a deal with Denver Public Schools officials.
If you run a city and have a couple billion laying around—hell, even if you don’t—chances are good that you’re currently trying to throw that cash at another giant pile of cash, all in the name of good business.
In what can most graciously be described as convenient timing, embattled Gov. Ralph Northam announced on Tuesday that he will restore voting rights to 10,992 citizens previously convicted of a felony.
Denver teachers went on strike Monday for the first time in 25 years, with a reported 2,100 teachers participating in the walkout. The strike, which the union voted to authorize in late January, began after negotiations between Denver Classroom Teachers Association and Denver Public Schools fell through Saturday night…
Sen. Kamala Harris of California sat down for an interview with “The Breakfast Club” on Monday morning where she owned up to smoking weed and said she supports marijuana legalization.
A pediatrician that worked at Indian Health Service facilities was convicted last year for sexually abusing Native children over the past two decades. In his time with the IHS, United States government officials did nothing to stop the abuse, save for transfer him from a Montana tribal hospital to one in Pine Ridge,…
Acting Attorney General Matt Whitaker was feeling bold Friday morning.
Another day, another Virginia elected official tied to a horribly racist, ever-expanding scandal.
South Carolina poured $9 billion into a pair of partially state-owned nuclear energy reactors; now, before it’s produced a single watt of energy, the state is trying to sell it off.
A day in media: New York Times publishes vague headline overly generous to idiot. NYT gets dunked on relentlessly. NYT changes headline. Rinse, repeat.
Two hours before the State of the Union, Sen. Elizabeth Warren issued her first public apology for claiming Native American heritage.
Joshua Trump is living, sleeping proof that there may yet be a Good Trump among us.
The folks at Fox News could sure use a hug right now.
When William Barr, Donald Trump’s nominee to be the next attorney general, chaired the compensation committee on Time Warner’s corporate board, he delivered every raise and bonus bump the executives running the company desired, all while they laid off thousands of workers.
President Trump announced on Monday that the man he’s tapped to replace sleazeball Ryan Zinke is, unsurprisingly, also a huge piece of shit.
A DC District Court judge on Friday struck down an FCC ruling that cut internet subsidies for thousands of Native American families living on rural sections of reservations. The FCC’s initial decision to gut the Tribal Lifeline program drastically limited the ability of rural reservation dwellers to obtain internet…
A Brooklyn jail that houses more than 1,500 inmates has had limited heat and hot water during some of the coldest weather of the year, and the jail’s warden refuses to admit it’s an issue, the New York Times reported on Friday.
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