Matthew Cunningham-Cook
Matthew Cunningham-Cook is a writer and researcher with expertise in health care, retirement policy, and capital markets. A contributor to The Intercept, he is a researcher for a nurses union in Pennsylvania. He was previously a public sector researcher for the Communications Workers of America, and has written for The Nation, Al Jazeera, and In These Times.
Judge Who Struck Down Eviction Moratorium Lives in Nearly $3 Million, 6-Bedroom Home
Dabney Friedrich’s 6,900-square-foot house boasts cathedral ceilings and two kitchens.
Divide Over Controversial UPS Contract Defines Teamsters Presidential Election
Reformers say stronger contracts will help with organizing Amazon in the future.
Shontel Brown Approved Major Contract, Then Contractor Backed Her Campaign
Despite pledging to recuse herself from contracts involving her partner “as necessary,” the council member-turned-House-candidate approved $17 million to Perk.
The Coronavirus CrisisOne Man Is Standing in the Way of an Investigation Into Cuomo’s Nursing Home Scandal
New York Attorney General Letitia James needs a referral from Comptroller Tom DiNapoli to investigate the Cuomo administration’s mishandling of the coronavirus.