Trump has consistently sold out the blue-collar, socially conservative whites who brought him to power, while pursuing policies to enrich his fellow plutocrats. What might he do to keep the "base" on his side?

Today’s Republicans would have fit right into Herbert Hoover’s administration.

Mainers who applauded the senator’s stance on the Affordable Care Act are devastated by her support for the tax bill and demanding she change her final vote.

Dan Rather weighs in on Sen. Chuck Grassley's comments about Americans who spend all their money "on booze or women or movies."

They know a backlash is coming, and they’re making the most of their power while they have it.

If the tax breaks are going to corporations, this union wants its fair share.

Thirty-eight percent of the country won’t get a noticeable tax break when the cuts kick in.

And the grass-roots movement that wants to beat it back.

GOP leaders who propose deep tax cuts should look to states like Oklahoma for a cautionary tale.

The wealthy have a duty to this country to take on a fair share of the burden to keep it going. It's Trump and congressional Republicans' duty to make them.