Panic Time: Democratic Cash Swamps House Republicans
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Panic Time: Democratic Cash Swamps House Republicans
Elena Schneider, Politico
Schneider writes: "More than 40 House Republican incumbents were outraised in the final quarter of 2017 by one - or several - of their Democratic opponents."
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Elena Schneider, Politico
Schneider writes: "More than 40 House Republican incumbents were outraised in the final quarter of 2017 by one - or several - of their Democratic opponents."
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Supreme Court Refuses to Intercede in Pa. Gerrymandering Case
Robert Barnes, The Washington Post
Barnes writes: "The Supreme Court on Monday denied a request from Pennsylvania Republicans to delay redrawing congressional lines, meaning the 2018 elections in the state will most likely be held in districts far more favorable to Democrats."
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Robert Barnes, The Washington Post
Barnes writes: "The Supreme Court on Monday denied a request from Pennsylvania Republicans to delay redrawing congressional lines, meaning the 2018 elections in the state will most likely be held in districts far more favorable to Democrats."
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Duckworth to Trump on Treason: I Swore an Oath to the Constitution, Not 'Cadet Bone Spurs'
Jacqueline Thomsen, The Hill
Thomsen writes: "Sen. Tammy Duckworth (D-Ill.) fired back at President Trump for calling Democrats who didn't stand and applaud during his State of the Union address 'treasonous,' saying she didn't swear an oath 'to mindlessly cater to the whims of Cadet Bone Spurs.'"
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Jacqueline Thomsen, The Hill
Thomsen writes: "Sen. Tammy Duckworth (D-Ill.) fired back at President Trump for calling Democrats who didn't stand and applaud during his State of the Union address 'treasonous,' saying she didn't swear an oath 'to mindlessly cater to the whims of Cadet Bone Spurs.'"
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Trump and Republicans Discover the Perils of Touting the Stock Market
Damian Paletta and Erica Werner, The Washington Post
Excerpt: "President Trump and congressional Republicans have spent much of the past year trying to connect a giddy stock market rally with their economic agenda, but stocks' precipitous plunge in the past five days has delivered a sobering reality: What goes up can come back down."
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Damian Paletta and Erica Werner, The Washington Post
Excerpt: "President Trump and congressional Republicans have spent much of the past year trying to connect a giddy stock market rally with their economic agenda, but stocks' precipitous plunge in the past five days has delivered a sobering reality: What goes up can come back down."
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Why Rural America Isn't a Lost Cause for Progressive Ideas
Ivy Brashear, YES! Magazine
Brashear writes: "Rural politicians across the country are buying into a new way of campaigning, with platforms that might sound more aligned with those of college students living in Berkeley, California, than former miners from the central Appalachian coalfields."
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Ivy Brashear, YES! Magazine
Brashear writes: "Rural politicians across the country are buying into a new way of campaigning, with platforms that might sound more aligned with those of college students living in Berkeley, California, than former miners from the central Appalachian coalfields."
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Maldives Declares State of Emergency as Crisis Deepens
Zaheena Rasheed, Al Jazeera
Rasheed writes: "Security forces in the Maldives have arrested two Supreme Court judges and an opposition leader hours after President Abdulla Yameen declared a 15-day state of emergency in the island nation."
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Zaheena Rasheed, Al Jazeera
Rasheed writes: "Security forces in the Maldives have arrested two Supreme Court judges and an opposition leader hours after President Abdulla Yameen declared a 15-day state of emergency in the island nation."
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Missouri Organic Family Farm Faces Ruin After Herbicide Drift
Ken Roseboro, EcoWatch
Roseboro writes: "Herbicide drift has been a major problem last year damaging millions of acres of crops in the U.S."
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Ken Roseboro, EcoWatch
Roseboro writes: "Herbicide drift has been a major problem last year damaging millions of acres of crops in the U.S."
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