Democratic Presidential Candidates Face 7 Hours of Tough Questions on Climate Change, From Fracking to Fossil Fuels
CNN hosts seven hour town hall with Democratic presidential candidates on climate change: recap of key exchanges.
Read more...CNN hosts seven hour town hall with Democratic presidential candidates on climate change: recap of key exchanges.
Read more...CalPERS takes its election fixing to a new level.
Read more...RNN interview with Dan Vicuna, discussing how a North Carolina state court recently stopped a Republican gerrymandering plan.
Read more...The WSJ account of how PG&E played a “cat and mouse game” with regulators; alas, California’s utilities commission “is not a particularly adroit cat.”
Read more...Private equity has glommed onto the healthcare sector, and drives the “surprise” medical billing. phenomenon.
Read more...Defense attorney releases emails documenting just how seriously USC officials weighed family donations in making admissions decisions.
Read more...Does Parliament’s revolt agaist Boris Johnson on Brexit amount to progress?
Read more...Why indeed? Labor issues are certainly as important to the interests of its readers as are many – if not most – of the issues Teen Vogue regularly covers.
Read more...Nearly 8% of Americans 60 and older were “food insecure” in 2017.
Read more...An Economic Policy Institute study shows that the dramatic increase in CEO compensation has a large impact on increasing inequality. Absent the explosive rise in CEO compensation, worker pay could have doubled.
Read more...AOC: Former government officials “should not become corporate lobbyists, in letter or spirit.”
Read more...Bill Black presents evidence the system is corrupt and rigged against ordinary people – a sentiment with which a new poll shows many agree.
Read more...The DNC is a club and if you are reading this post, you are probably not in it.
Read more...Four existential threats to Boeing: Adverse court judgments, losing insurance retroactively, new competitors, and the end of today’s regulatory regime.
Read more...Buyouts can save Houston’s flood-soaked homeowners — if they can get one. Instead, ordinary homeowners fail to qualify, and real estate speculators make out.
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