Accountable.US is calling out special interest-backed Republican attorneys general who are committed to blocking progress in their states and on the national level.
Read moreOn the six-month anniversary of the deadly attack on the U.S. Capitol, several leading U.S. businesses and industry groups continue to give Republican lawmakers that promoted the Big Lie a free pass.
Read moreDisgraced SD Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg has been elected to vice-chair of the Conference of Western Attorneys General despite the fact that he is currently preparing to stand trial for hitting and killing a man with his car.
Read moreAccountable.US sent letters to key congressional committees as well as the U.S. Department of Justice calling for an immediate criminal investigation into a sweetheart property deal involving Sonny Perdue.
Read moreNew footage shows a senior lobbyist for Exxon saying the quiet part out loud: the oil giant has allegedly been using the American Petroleum Institute (API) as “whipping boys” to take the blows for Exxon's worst anti-climate behaviors.
Read moreThe Supreme Court ruled to uphold Arizona’s unreasonably restrictive voting rights laws, setting a dangerous precedent as statehouses across the nation attempt to jam through their own anti-voting rights legislation.
Read moreAccountable.US issued the following statement in response to the House-passed bipartisan legislation that would create a select committee to probe the deadly January 6th attack on the U.S. Capitol.
Read moreCorporations that claim to support the LGBTQ+ community during Pride Month have been quietly donating to attorneys general who have continually fought to suppress LGBTQ+ Americans’ rights.
Read moreNebraska Governor Pete Ricketts continues to parrot the talking points of the fringe conspiracy-pushing group American Stewards of Liberty in their efforts to mislead the public about President Biden’s 30 by 30 land conservation policy.
Read moreAPI released its new proposal for oil and gas companies to report greenhouse gas emissions this week. To no one's surprise, API’s new reporting measures are weak, entirely voluntary, and allow companies to cite scientifically unproven carbon capture.
Read moreTexas Attorney General Ken Paxton ruled in favor of the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) by denying open record requests and the release of key communications that took place during the February storm that resulted in an estimated 700 deaths.
Read moreGovernor Pete Ricketts finally came clean about “working with” American Stewards of Liberty (ASoL), a fringe conspiracy-pushing group advocating for an anti-conservation agenda.
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