Scott Walker’s Favorite Judge Rescues Voter ID
Scott Walker's favorite judge and two other GOP appointees have reinstated voter ID.
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Anti-Fracking Message Fueled the Teachout Challenge
An unexpectedly strong primary challenge from the left is forcing New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo to reckon with public opposition to fracking.
James O'Keefe Cronies Unveiled in Attempted Sting on CMD
It turned out that CMD hadn't seen the last of the O'Keefe crowd.
Federal Panel Suggests Koch-Tied Judge Overreached When He Halted Walker Probe
Federal Judge Rudolph Randa may have overreached when he halted the state criminal investigation into Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker and allied groups
Historic Debate: Senate Advances Constitutional Amendment to Overturn Citizens United
On September 8, the U.S. Senate kicked off a historic debate over a proposal to amend the constitution to limit the role of money in politics.
Oregon Residents Challenge the State "Right-to-Farm" Law
A group of 17 residents of Gold Beach, Oregon, who say their properties were doused with pesticides by helicopter are challenging the constitutionality of the law that prevents them from successfully suing the pesticide applicator and timberland owners.
Koch Operative: Raise the Wage, Totalitarianism and Terrorism Follow?
Leaked audio from the latest Koch summit shows Charles Koch's "intellectual sounding board," Richard Fink, drawing a direct line between increasing the minimum wage and the rise of fascism, totalitarianism, and terrorist suicide bombers.
Fight for 15 Gets into the Ring with Taco Bell
At Taco Bell peaceful protesters took the “Fight for 15” directly to the fast food giant.
Paid Sick Days for Six Million Californians to Become Law
When Governor Jerry Brown signs Assembly Bill 1522, California employees no longer have to face the excruciating dilemma: go to work sick or get fired?
Leaked Audio Suggests Koch's AFP Violated Law During Walker Recall
Leaked audio from a donor summit suggests that David Koch's AFT may have violated its charitable status during the state's 2012 recall elections.
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