Monica Potts

Recent research shows that they believe both parties are corrupt. So the vice president and his party are aggressively making the case that Democrats are the real fraudsters.

Renter-equity programs are popping up around the country. Can they make a real difference, or are they just another fintech scheme?

A new report argues that the labor movement is a key ally in the movement to build things more quickly.

A new poll shows that Republicans have the advantage in several important Sun Belt states—but it sheds light on how Democrats can win over voters.

Long a major progressive influence in New York politics, the Working Families Party has released its first national platform ever—and it has the likes of Elizabeth Warren and Ro Khanna on board.

Americans are struggling to repay their student and car loans, mortgages, credit card bills, and even “buy now, pay later”—an avalanche of debt that could bury the entire economy.

The president claims to be cutting taxes for independent contractors like DoorDash deliverers. Meanwhile, his administration is working behind the scenes to undo protections they gained under Biden.

It’s not to improve airport security or save taxpayer money—because there’s scant evidence to support those claims anyway.

While seeking $1.5 trillion in defense spending, the president is also looking to cut small-business grants, energy bill assistance, and more.

As the affordability crisis accelerates, workers around the country are pushing for minimum wage hikes that make the Fight for $15 look tame.

A bipartisan bill passed by the Senate would make manufactured homes even more affordable by removing a single unnecessary requirement. But the House is busy trying to suppress the vote.

From city councils to Congress, homeowners have always dominated elected office. But after Mamdani’s victory, a slew of candidates want to follow in his footsteps.

The fury of ordinary people over the plutocratic enablers of Trumpism is driving the issue forward—but it’s still a rocky road ahead.

Federal law does not guarantee it. The Democratic senator from Arizona wants to change that.

A new report reveals that sneaky fees, excessive paperwork, spam calls, and other annoyances cost Americans $165 billion annually in wasted time and money.

Volkswagen workers in Chattanooga, Tennessee, just struck an agreement that will instantly change their lives for the better. It’s a lesson for other workers in the region.

Union machinist Taylor Rehmet defeated his Republican opponent in Fort Worth, Texas, with an uncommon policy platform.

The administration’s assault on colleges and universities is meant to undermine the economic and social progress women have made in the last half-century.

The battle over DHS funding should prompt Democrats to reexamine some of their assumptions on this topic.

As the scenes of ICE violence take over our screens, more and more people whose lives are lived online are finding it impossible to stay on the sidelines.