On World Water Day, a Spotlight on U.S. Public Water Systems
A continuing water crisis in Flint, Michigan, is shattering the perception that only residents of poor countries are denied access to this basic human right.
As Harvey Threatens Texas Coast, Immigration Checkpoints May Cost Lives
An undocumented immigrant living in Texas told Rewire that there is a lot of fear in the community about traveling in the state.
Pressure Builds in Virginia Gubernatorial Campaign Over Proposed Pipelines
Both candidates for governor have accepted money from Dominion Energy, but some living in counties affected by the projects are pressuring legislators to oppose the pipelines or slow down the approval process.
Gavel Drop: Jeff Sessions Mum on Russia, But Loves Quoting Martin Luther King
The U.S. attorney general submitted a nearly blank form about his contacts with Russian officials. But he wasn't so silent when he talked to a group of right-wing lawyers and used words from the slain civil rights leader.
Gavel Drop: Trump Finally Makes a Handful of U.S. Attorney Nominations
Trump can stop blaming Democrats for holding up his U.S. attorney nominations. He never gave legislators names for consideration until last week.
Conservatives Are Coming for Your Voting Rights—And Your State Might Be Next
The Trump administration has made no secret it wants to roll back voting rights on a federal level, but local and state elections are at risk too.
