The Senate’s recently passed Covid-19 Hate Crimes Act is a critical first step, but lawmakers have much more work ahead of them to ensure that Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in this country have the support they need.
Read more18 Republican attorneys general and the governor of Mississippi are asking the Supreme Court to limit the Biden administration’s ability to regulate greenhouse gases in the energy sector
Read moreStephen Miller is suing the Biden admin over a program that provides aid to farmers and ranchers of color who have long been discriminated against throughout our country’s history.
Read moreCongress faces a clear choice: protect consumers from abusive triple-digit interest rates—or protect the profits of millionaire predatory lenders who are exploiting the vulnerable during this pandemic.
Read moreThe American Petroleum Institute (API) has been sued again for allegedly deceiving the public about the harms of burning fossil fuels.
Read moreAccountable.US released a new report spotlighting one of the worst predatory lenders that stands to benefit from preserving the Trump era rule: World Business Lenders.
Read moreAccountable.US urged senators to take with a grain of salt the testimony from the witnesses invited by Senate Republicans who have clear conflicts of interest.
Read moreGeorgia Attorney General Chris Carr left his post as chair of RAGA in a desperate attempt to distance himself from the deadly insurrection at the U.S. Capitol in January.
Read moreThree of the witnesses who testified at the Senate Energy Committee hearing on the Department of Interior’s onshore leasing program parrotted API talking points.
Read moreProgressive groups are vowing to raise the heat on President Biden to cancel student debt, a priority issue for a number of Democratic lawmakers including Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.). Watchdog group Accountable.US is…
Read moreTomorrow, the Senate Energy Committee will hold a hearing on the Department of Interior’s onshore leasing program.
Read moreFew Black Americans are employed by the American Petroleum Institute’s (API) member companies, and those who are make far less than their white counterparts.
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