WI GOP Endorses Basis for Walker Criminal Probe
The Wisconsin GOP just endorsed the legal basis for the Walker criminal probe.
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New Film on Controversial Wisconsin Mine to Tour State
Since 2011, a fight has been raging over a proposed open pit iron mine in northern Wisconsin.
Koch Political Universe Vaster than Previously Known
The billionaire Koch brothers' political giving is much more expansive than has previously been known.
Water Rights March in Detroit
On Friday, July 18, thousands of people marched through downtown Detroit to call attention to a major public health crisis as the city shuts off the water for residents who are behind on their bills.
U.S. Senator Welcomes Climate Deniers to Help GOP Capture Congress
If Republicans win control of the U.S. Senate this year, Senator Jim Inhofe (R-OK), a lawmaker famous for his belief that the entire body of climate science research is a "hoax," will take control of the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works, which oversees matters relating to pollution and environmental problems.
Gov. Scott Walker, Allies Knew Prevailing Interpretation of State Law
Supporters of Gov. Scott Walker have been working hard in recent weeks to conjure up excuses to dismiss the John Doe campaign finance probe.
Miley Cyrus Isn't against the Minimum Wage and the Employment Policies Institute Isn't a Think Tank
Almost daily, Miley Cyrus can be seen in grocery store lines on the cover of entertainment magazines and gossip rags, but now Miley can be seen on a billboard denouncing higher wages.
Rightwingers Advised to Invest in Water as Fracking in Drought Areas Prompts Activism
Citizens of the drought-ridden Southwest are taking action to make sure precious fresh water is not wasted and spoiled through fracking.
Find CMD and The Progressive at Netroots Nation
The Center for Media and Democracy and The Progressive are going to be busy at this year's Netroots Nation in Detroit, Michigan.
Exclusive: After Subpoenas in Walker Criminal Probe, WI GOP Sought to Quietly Change Law
Just weeks after the first subpoenas were issued in the WI John Doe probe in October 2013, senate Republicans had begun working to change state law to legalize the activities under investigation.