So, yes, I’ll give Sen. Collins credit for voting “No” on this cruel legislation. Her stand against the “big, beautiful bill” ...

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In his weekly newsletter, Elie Mystal lambastes the Republicans’ shameful priorities—and their deadly consequences.

In a Senate Appropriations Committee business meeting on Thursday, senators discussed the impacts of the fiscal year 2026 Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration and Related ...

Senate Democrats have a chance to beat Sen. Susan Collins in Maine. She’s the last Republican senator from New England and ...

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It’s a striking example of just how monolithic the once ideologically heterogenous Republican Party has become.

Issues once thought long settled are now up for grabs again. But “they’re not going to get what they want,” says Omar Jadwat of the ACLU Immigrants’ Rights Project.

As the top Senate appropriator, Sen. Susan Collins was expected to be a key player in negotiations this summer over the sweeping tax and spending bill proposed by President Donald Trump. But as the ...

The Republican Party is supporting President Trump's second-term agenda, which includes attempts to dismantle birthright ...