While preserving billions in subsidies for fossil fuel companies, it would slash credits for wind and solar power.

Tuesday’s election makes the GOP’s conundrum clear: Passing unpopular legislation like tax reform will haunt them in 2018 and beyond.

How Bill Clinton set the stage for the GOP's war on the poor.

New poverty data from the Census Bureau reveals the extent of the damage that Trump and Paul Ryan could do to America’s neediest communities.

He's still a far-right Republican. Don't let journalists convince you otherwise.

The president's deal with the Democrats could bring even more chaos and dysfunction to Washington.

They long to be swashbuckling tax-slashers, but they're amazingly ill suited to the task.

If GOP lawmakers want to keep the lights on in the fall, they'll have to neutralize Trump. That means working with Democrats.

He and Republicans will protect Trump from censure, hoping national outrage will have fizzled by the time Congress returns to Washington.

They claim they're trying to save the country, but by continuing to serve, they're placing us all at incredible risk.

By not condemning him directly, they're empowering his neo-Nazi followers.

Desperate for a win, and intellectually bankrupt, Trump and the GOP might pass the most domestically destructive law in at least a generation.