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This isn’t about Donald Trump. It is about a determined segment of the population that has had enough and will continue to storm the gates to overturn the bipartisan failure in national politics being passed off as government. Continue Reading
Professional influencers are lining up behind the struggling White House hopeful. Continue Reading
Every month, busloads of deported undocumented immigrants arrive at the southern border, returning to Mexico after serving prison time in the United States. Meanwhile, other migrants prepare to attempt illegal border crossings. Here are some of their voices. Continue Reading
Ted Cruz is continuing to pick up delegates in the lead-up to the high-stakes nominating contests Tuesday that could knock two of his Republican rivals out of the race for the White House. Continue Reading
President Barack Obama on Friday ridiculed the so-called “Republican establishment” for being “shocked” by the billionaire’s rise to presidential frontrunner. Continue Reading
I experienced firsthand the incompetence and neglect behind Obama’s failure to make good on his FOIA promises. Continue Reading
America stands at a historic crossroads. One path leads to a renewal of our Democratic ideal, the other to government by the few, the rich and the powerful. So argue Wendell Potter and Nick Penniman in their new book. Continue Reading
Nearly two-dozen professional influencers have donated to the anti-lobbyist candidate. Continue Reading
Emerging as the chief alternative to Donald Trump, Ted Cruz is drawing the attention — and support — of a Republican establishment he has built his political career brutalizing. Continue Reading
New Mexico will continue giving immigrants living here without legal status a way to drive legally. Continue Reading
A day after endorsing Marco Rubio for president, N.M. Gov. Susana Martinez introduced the GOP hopeful at a rally in Wichita, Kansas, calling him “the leader that we need right now.” Continue Reading
Forty-five members of Congress have called for reforms to mortgage sales programs run by the Federal Housing Administration, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Continue Reading
The popular media has enforced a near total blackout on reporting on Bernie Sanders’ campaign from the outset. We are dismayed that no reports of our work have appeared in the local newspapers. Continue Reading
Now that Ben Carson is dropping his GOP presidential bid, his supporters’ personal information has become a hot commodity for political operatives. Continue Reading
Ricardo Garza was just a few footsteps from freedom when the trouble started. Continue Reading