Investigating Power
On August 9, 1967, a 5.5 magnitude earthquake struck Northglenn, a northern suburb of Denver, Colorado. The Associated Press wrote that it was “the severest earthquake ever recorded” in the city’s history.
A federal court threw out Wisconsin’s gerrymandered voting maps in a case with national implications.
According to FEC filings, corporations that profit from fracking funneled millions to PACs in the 2016 election cycle.
President-elect Donald Trump has put the chief lawyer for his campaign, Don McGahn, in charge of legal issues for his transition team.
Even in the face of deceptive industry ad campaigns, direct democracy can result in gains for working families, climate action and clean government.
RSLC is “one of the most influential players on the right” this election season.
Special report for CMD from Alex Carlin about his observations from the international climate conference in Marrakech, Morocco.
Corporate interests are dismantling the tools of democracy, such as local and statewide initiative and referendum.
Groups backing Ron Johnson are unleashing a multi-million dollar attack on Russ Feingold as race enters final days.
Koch cash not being spent on the presidential race is headed down-ballot.