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Most of the ultra-rich are right-wing and single-mindedly focused on lowering their taxes, and it’s a major social problem.
It’s not at all clear that a majority of the Supreme Court will protect women’s rights. Virginia’s incoming Democratic legislature could fix that.
Harrison wants to flip a long-held Republican Senate seat in 2020.
For one delivery person, driving around with a car full of pot feels a lot safer than the gig economy.
Nicotine e-cigarette use among adolescents rose for another year, while few older adults touch the devices.
Judge rules health care provider religious exemption unconstitutional; ambush of mining workers in Burkina Faso leaves 37 dead.
Anonymous whistleblower complaints. Federal investigations. And, now, lawsuits.
Netflix used to say that Nielsen numbers were useless. Now that’s changing.
WeWork’s CEO walked away with $1.7 billion and left the company in shambles. His former employees say they are getting shafted.
The ACLU is suing the FBI to find out what the government is doing with facial recognition technology. Dive in with this Reset podcast episode.
“The revenue from this is not going to the US. This is going to the SDF,” the top Pentagon spokesperson said.
Trump denies it, but it looked like he wanted the attorney general to clean up his mess, again.
A dean of DC reporting admits an uncomfortable truth about the press.
The proposal is part of a bigger pattern.
Michael Lind and I discuss class warfare, China, Trumpism, and the possibility of political compromise on The Ezra Klein Show.