The Greenist Manifesto: Democrats' Socialist Green New Deal

One by one, we have seen the 2020 candidates for the Democratic nomination - both presumed and declared - voice support for a "Green New Deal." The mere fact that this idea is being taken seriously

Campaign Finance Key Player: Johnny Chung

Johnny Chung, 43, who delivered a $50,000 campaign contribution to the White House and escorted Chinese businessmen to a presidential radio address, is cooperating with the Justice Department's investigation of finance abuses in the 1996 campaign.

As part of a plea agreement with federal prosecutors in March, Chung was charged with funneling illegal contributions

F.B.I. Opened Inquiry Into Whether Trump Was Secretly Working On Behalf Of Russia

New York Times has been writing the same Trump/Russia garbage for years. In the days after President Trump fired James B. Comey as F.B.I. director, law enforcement officials became so concerned by the president's behavior

What Someone Needs To Explain To Trump About 'National Emergencies'

When the recently arrived White House counsel Pat Cipollone took up his post, he could have had no illusions that the president he served would make his professional life easy.

It's Time For A 'Green New Deal

There is a groundswell of support in America to tackle the calamity of climate change. Addressing climate change is a national security issue, but renewable energy is also a jobs issue, a health issue and a pocketbook issue

Trump Won The Night. Schumer And Pelosi Lost

President Trump did something Tuesday night that he has rarely done since taking office: He used the presidential bully pulpit to reach beyond his hardcore base of supporters to make his case to the American people as a whole.

National Emergency Powers And Trump's Border Wall, Explained

As the budget standoff between President Trump and congressional Democrats grinds into the third week of a partial government shutdown, the White House has floated the idea that Mr. Trump might invoke emergency powers

Food Stamps For Millions Of Americans Become Pawn In Shutdown Fight

As the partial government shutdown extends into its third week, the Department of Agriculture won't say how long it can keep paying out food stamp benefits for the nearly 39 million people who depend on the program each month.