Whether someone supports or opposes immigration enforcement isn't really the point. The point is that when government power expands, oversight should certainly expand with it.  

Families of over 15,000 New Yorkers who died in nursing homes have been fighting for six years to hold former Gov. Andrew Cuomo accountable for his administration's directive to accept COVID-positive patients without testing, which resulted in thousands of deaths, and for falsifying the death toll, and are still demanding answers from the Department of Justice.

Jasmine Crockett feels more for Karmelo Anthony, the killer, because he is Black like her, than she does for Austin Metcalf, the victim, because he is white.

The charge is larger than campus unrest.

Sex workers are once again the canaries in the coal mine of digital safety.

The White House, Senate, and House of Representatives have expressed support for Second Chance Month, a movement to raise awareness of the barriers faced by people with a criminal record, and the Second Chance Reauthorization Act, which would provide job training, housing assistance, and other services to help people reintegrate into society.

The solution is to stop drawing districts altogether — or at least, draw as few districts as possible.

The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation (CMMI) has failed to meet its objectives of reducing costs and improving care, and the Abolish CMMI Act has been introduced to stop wasting tax dollars on the agency.

The Senate passed a $70 billion reconciliation bill for immigration enforcement, which included a controversial $1.776 billion "Anti-weaponization Fund" for victims of federal prosecutions, but the fund was ultimately eliminated due to Republican opposition, while the second part of the settlement, granting Trump and his associates immunity from further audits and liability for taxes still owed, was left in place.

In an operation that will likely be studied for years, Ukraine used dozens of internet-connected drones, launched from trucks inside Russia, to destroy strategic Russian aircraft. The drones took off from Russian soil, but they were guided by operators located deep within Ukraine. Operation Spiderweb demonstrated something that should alarm every Western capital: The precision strike…

The race is on to bury the Bidens. The only question is who has the guts to do it. 

Japan has demonstrated that democratic oversight and military professionalism are not competing objectives.

Despite all of our progress, our country's systems continue to treat us as second-class citizens.

Trump seems oblivious that many of his comments, statements, and posts on Truth Social are perceived by Iran's hardliners as signs of weakness.

Those aren't isolated headlines anymore. They show a pattern.  

It is absurd to still be counting all the mail-in ballots days and weeks after Election Day. We should know who won, day of.   

The SECURE Data Act and the GUARD Financial Data Act offer a potential solution to the lack of federal regulation of data brokers, but both bills leave significant gaps in protecting consumers from the misuse of their personal data.

The U.S. failed to "take Vienna" in the Iran conflict, resulting in an undeterred and belligerent Iran that has been awarded a vote in deciding the control of the most strategically important commercial chokepoint in the world.

Housing First, paired with clinical and social services and sustained federal investment in affordable housing, is the path to reducing homelessness.

Patients in every other wealthy country already get the medications they need at prices their governments negotiated on their behalf.