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When police opened fire on Victor Perez, the autistic, nonverbal 17-year-old with cerebral palsy was experiencing a mental health crisis.

'It makes no sense. It is impossible to implement. It reflects a complete lack of understanding of how government works.'

Bracing for Trump's big decision

Chappell Roan said that American motherhood seems like "hell," and the explosive reaction to her comments is revealing how broken our system really is.

Not surprisingly, Trump's meetings with NATO and Putin are being portrayed as ominous events by Russiagaters.

Leaders in the party appear to have a subtle but fundamental disagreement: Should they oppose President Trump at every turn, or try to find some common ground?

The Senate minority leader appears to think the way to resist the Trump administration is by voting for the GOP's spending bill.

To pay for $4.5tn in tax cuts and mass deportations, the GOP plans to roll back the federal healthcare insurance program

Neera Tanden, a fierce antagonist to President Trump during his first administration, will again lead the Center for American Progress, a major engine of Democratic policy in Washington.

A new report details how social media can be weaponized against reproductive rights, putting patient lives at risk

The Trump administration has ordered a halt to "all federal financial assistance," covering areas from domestic infrastructure and energy projects to foreign aid

Donald Trump's new White House said he'll have a major announcement on infrastructure Tuesday afternoon. Throughout his first presidency, Trump was ridiculed for frequently claiming to be having an "Infrastructure Week" while failing to pass any legislation or funding for new infrastructure products...

Wokeness is in retreat, but its stench will be hard to eliminate.

Mayor Cherelle Parker delivered her State of the City address at Temple University on Friday, Dec. 20.

What the CFPB is, why Trump's allies want to ditch it and whether that's possible.

"They have a fundamentally superficial understanding of what they're doing," budget expert warns.

In 2021, Tanden was nominated to lead the Office of Management and Budget, but she withdrew her nomination after coming under fire from members of Congress.

Is price negotiation in the next administration's crosshairs or is it 'political suicide'?