The demand for the federally protected abortion pill spiked after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v Wade, drawing the attention and ire of the anti-choice movement, a group desperately in need of a new enemy. After months of grassroots lobbying and legal action, anti-abortionists achieved their biggest win since Dobbs. Now, all eyes are on Texas a
McCarthy’s majority continues to put political stunts above solving the major issues before us – creating real consequences for the American people.
Here are just a few examples of how the MAGA agenda is costing working families:
As the House Financial Services Committee gears up for this week’s hearing on the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, Chairman Patrick McHenry has vowed the committee will “get to the bottom” of the bank’s failure.
Leonard Leo has schemed for decades to push his far-right agenda and challenge abortion rights at all levels of government – including his years-long campaign to overturn Roe v. Wade.
With the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) kicking off today, we’re in for a week of far-right extremism, baseless conspiracies, and partisan political stunts — and it’s all thanks to a lineup of prominent conservative organizations. Meet a few of CPAC’s top far-right features:
With decades worth of industry cash in their campaigns’ pockets, this is far from the first time McHenry and Luetkemeyer have taken aim at the agency. As detailed in A.US’ new profiles on the MAGA members, here is the duo’s history of anti-CFPB actions:
At the American Petroleum Institute (API)’s 2023 State of American Energy event, their CEO Mike Sommers took the stage to blame the Biden administration’s energy policies for high gas prices.
After spending the first days of their majority in disarray, Speaker McCarthy and his MAGA members turned their attention to their next priority: shielding their GOP colleagues from accountability.
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