The maps championed by state Sen. L. Louise Lucas gives Democrats the advantage in four congressional seats.

The site networks connections between known DSA members and outside organizations, presented as a research tool.

U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright faces allegations from Democratic lawmakers that he misled Congress regarding the politically motivated termination of $7.6 billion in clean energy grants. Lawmakers Rep. Zoe Lofgren and Rep. Gabe Amo claim Wright falsely testified during a June hearing that funding decisions were not based on political considerations, citing court documents that reveal the grant cuts were 'based solely' on whether projects were located in Democratic-leaning states. The Energy Department has denied these claims, asserting Wright's statements were accurate and that decisions were made based on merit. The controversy stems from the termination of nearly 300 grants for clean energy projects, including California’s $1.2-billion hydrogen hub ARCHES, which all but one project was in a state that voted for Kamala Harris. Lawmakers argue this constitutes political retaliation and request the Justice Department investigate potential criminal charges against Wright for making false statements to Congress. The Energy Department's admission in court documents contradicts Wright's testimony, raising questions about the legitimacy of their claims. This case highlights growing tensions between federal agencies and lawmakers over perceived political bias in funding decisions.

The Internal Revenue Service is reportedly being retooled to target philanthropy. Here's a look at what’s going on and how we got here.

Minnesota isn’t being targeted for what it is, but for what it represents. How environmental punishment replaces direct political attack.

via NBC News Top Stories — The former national security adviser sued during the Biden administration, alleging he was "politically targeted" for his association with Donald Trump's 2016 campaign.