A blue wave is coming to Texas and Mary Jennings “MJ” Hegar is at the its front. This Air Force veteran, Purple
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Unemployment insurance. Domestic terrorism. Texas. The week’s top political cartoons. Republicans gave billions in tax cuts to the wealthy but now vote against a living wage for workers. This week’s top Political Cartoons capture the hypocrisy, new Republican bills to suppress voters,
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A coalition of more than 70 organizations across Texas have organized a virtual press conference to call for the resignation of 18 Texas politicians complicit in the recent domestic terrorist attack on
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This past week the Supreme Court dispatched the biggest, most desperate and most cynical Trump lawsuit, and we all let out a sigh of relief. Texas had sued Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin and
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The WEEKLY WRAPAll the content from Forward Kentucky for the week ending 12/12 — Special notes for this week — Our two-week membership drive ends this Wednesday. Eleven people have said they value the work
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Let me count the ways. The document is here. This is the lawsuit in which the Attorney General of Texas, Ken Paxton, is suing Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Michigan in the Supreme Court. It
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Condemning AG Moody's decision to join Election Lawsuit, Gov DeSantis and International Human Rights Day, and Celebrating the First Night of Hanukkah.
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Let’s do what it takes these next few hours to have the best possible electoral result across these states and our country.
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Hi Friends, “We’ve got to out-hustle the other side. We have to outwork the other side. We have to vote like never before.” — President Obama, 10/21/2020 Folks, we are in the
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Sri Preston Kulkarni may have been blessed with good fortune, but his success can also be attributed to a lot of hard work.
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Can a Democratic candidate, with a strong gun-sense platform and an even stronger history as a women’s choice champion, win a Congressional seat in a state like Texas, from a district that
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In the United States of America, every state has the right to construct its own judicial structure within the limits of the Constitution. The state of Texas divides its final legal decisions
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