Former staffers of Tom Steyer's failed presidential campaign filed a lawsuit accusing the Democratic billionaire of violating their labor rights, state filings show.
The town of Cushing, Oklahoma, lies about halfway between Tulsa and Oklahoma City. With a population of just under 8,000, Cushing is unremarkable save for the fact that, thanks to an accident of history, thousands of barrels of West Texas Intermediate oil are delivered to and distributed from there every month. 
Democratic presidential candidate Tom Steyer on Thursday said President Donald Trump was the winner of Nevada's Democratic debate thanks to the infighting between his rivals. 
Democratic 2020 candidate Tom Steyer on Sunday accused ABC News anchor Martha Raddatz of "standing up for" President Donald Trump's "version of the economy" after she cited a poll showing high satisfaction with the economy. 
The dark-money group behind the app that caused delays and widespread outrage at the Iowa caucuses received funding from presidential candidate Tom Steyer's and Rep. Nancy Pelosi's (D., Calif.) political action committees, as well as a host of liberal billionaires. 
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I., Vt.) has a narrow lead in funds raised in Iowa going into Monday evening's pivotal caucus in the Hawkeye State. 
Liberal groups heavily financed by Democratic presidential candidate Tom Steyer and billionaire George Soros are part of a new coalition launched to attack Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R., Ky.) and Republicans ahead of the 2020 elections. 
2020 contender Tom Steyer has sung the praises of public schools and opposes spending tax dollars on private ones, even though records show he paid for a $50,000-a-year education for his children. 
We'll probably never know exactly what Sen. Bernie Sanders (I., Vt.) told Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D., Mass.) during their private meeting in 2018. She says he told her a woman couldn't win the presidency. He says otherwise. Either way, it's becoming increasingly evident that at least one woman—Liz Warren—cannot win in 2020. 
Billionaire presidential candidate Tom Steyer said Friday he "of course" could overhear the viral squabble between Sens. Bernie Sanders (I., Vt.) and Elizabeth Warren (D., Mass.) at last week's debate, overturning his previous claims that he didn't hear what they said. 