The jury was unable to reach a verdict on Democrat Senator Bob Menendez’s 18 charges
FCC Clears Way for Right-Wing Sinclair to Broadcast in 70% of American Homes
The ruling allows Sinclair’s purchase of Tribune to go forward, furthering the local media giant’s stranglehold on local media
Controversial Cop on Trial Board Calls Process Further Into Question
The presence of Capt. Charles Thompson on the disciplinary board of Brian Rice, the highest-ranking officer charged in the Freddie Gray case, raises red flags
House Democrats Help Republicans Pass $700B in Military Spending
A record spending bill overwhelmingly approved by the House on Tuesday authorizes $700 billion for the U.S. military.
Spreading The Word
Mothers Of Murdered Sons And Daughters offers space to deal with grief
Getting Rid of New York’s Fake Democrats
A group of 9 rogue Democrats in the New York State Senate caucus with the Republican Party in exchange for perks, preventing progressive legislation from being voted on
Housing Activists Argue for New Community Land Trust Plan
As Baltimore’s TIF debt mounts, activists seek $20 million for affordable housing
An Idea-Starved Democratic Party Tries to Recycle Joe Biden
Democratic Party donors are getting excited about Joe Biden running for President in 2020
Democracy in Crisis: Conspiracy Theories
The government’s case sets lowbar for conspiracy charges on eve of this week’s J20 trial
Draft Bernie Launches Next Phase For A New Party
Interview with Draft Bernie Founder Nick Brana on his organization’s new efforts toward building a viable third party through a coalition of progressive groups and organizations

