President Donald Trump denied disaster aid to four Democratic-led states in a move that is raising new questions about whether he’s injecting political motivations into emergency management decisions.

They don't agree on politics, but they do agree that the American Dream is slipping away, and that could change everything…

Thom Hartmann investigates the mystery surrounding Senator Mitch McConnell’s absence from the Senate and what it means for Kentucky voters.

The Justice Department has sent letters to election officials across the country warning of possible criminal prosecution over voter roll compliance, prompting criticism from some state officials and renewed debate over federal authority in election administration.

The US Food and Drug Administration has rejected a legal petition demanding it set limits on toxic Pfas (“forever chemicals”) in food, marking another setback for public health advocates’ push to limit exposures to the dangerous compounds.

Trump's latest Red Scare recycles one of America's oldest political tricks: invent an internal enemy to distract voters from the policies reshaping the country…

In this edition of the Commonwealth Report, Thom Hartmann explores a series of critical stories impacting democracy and the working class.

Thom Hartmann breaks down the latest escalation as Donald Trump declares the ceasefire with Iran is over, bypassing Congress to engage in a conflict that is already impacting the global economy.

During his race for the White House, President Trump pledged to expand Second Amendment rights nationwide. Now his administration is taking major steps to roll back gun restrictions put into place for public safety.

Thom's new book, Who Killed the American Dream? The Greatest Political Crime Ever Told, is out today, and it plainly lays out why so much has gone wrong in this country since the Reagan Revolution and how the Supreme Court’s Citizens United decision came about.

A new Harris Poll finds roughly half of Americans struggling to afford groceries and other essentials, with confidence in the economy falling across party lines as inflation and fuel costs remain elevated.

A former Exxon lawyer is joining Trump’s Justice Department as critics warn the office meant to police polluters is being turned into an ally of Big Oil.

U.S. Representative Tim Burchett (R-TN) recently stated on social media that progressives in the Democratic Party should be called "Communists" following primary election victories by democratic socialist candidates.

The “partisan split” of Americans showed up in a big way at Fourth of July celebrations and backyard barbecues last week, but the media, while noting or even complaining about it, rarely mentions exactly why it’s happening.

Questions are being raised after Trump acknowledged contacting FIFA officials following a controversial red card involving the U.S. national team, prompting debate over political influence in sport.