What Happened to Andrew Yang?
He was panned and hailed as Tusk Strategies' empty suit — but Yang's downfall concurred with his surprising independence.
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Laura Ingraham Confronts the Core Problem for Capitalists
And workers should thank her for that.
As Purdue Pharma Sought Controversial Bankruptcy Settlement, It Spent Over $1.2 Million on Lobbying
The proposed settlement allows the Sackler family to walk away with over $6 billion.
Joe Manchin Wins a Watered-Down Voting Rights Bill
Despite Manchin's continued demands for voter ID rules and against mail-in voting, the GOP remains ready to fight back.
The People vs. Cop City
Atlanta Poised to Approve Massive Police Training Facility Despite Public Opposition
The city has given little room for public input ahead of a vote to approve the $90 million center that activists have dubbed "Cop City."
Steven Holden Is the Latest New York Democrat to Try Flipping a Coveted House Seat. Is He Up to the Task?
Democrats think they have a chance to unseat Rep. John Katko, but some are concerned about Holden’s organizing abilities.
Business Consultants Offer to Buy Ghostwritten Op-Eds Pressuring Arizona Senators
Emails show a murky push to shape public opinion on binding arbitration reform — by paying up to $2,000 for a signature.
UnitedHealthcare Guided Yale's Groundbreaking Surprise Billing Study
The findings sparked a media sensation and led to a change in federal law. The insurance giant's role was surprisingly common.
Secret Donors to Nonprofit Pushing Trump's "Big Lie" Election Conspiracy Revealed
Tax documents reveal the would-be anonymous donors to a nonprofit linked to a major funder of efforts to nullify the 2020 election.
Senate Infrastructure Bill Would Invest $500 Million in “Smart City” Surveillance Technology
Privacy advocates caution against giving the government another tool to monitor its citizens.