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Matt Stoller warns of Watergate-level corruption in DOJ’s antitrust division

Matt Stoller of the American Economic Liberties Project says a growing Trump-era antitrust scandal is part of a broader corruption…

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The Tech Reckoning: Are social media giants finally facing accountability?

Two landmark verdicts are challenging Big Tech’s long-standing claim that social media is safe for kids. A California jury found…

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America’s story is written by its people

What do 18th century colonists, an eight-year-old girl with cerebral palsy, and a 15-year-old schoolgirl from Alabama have in common?…

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Velshi Banned Book Club: ‘The News from Dublin’ by Colm Tóibín

Colm Tóibín’s new collection of short stories, “The News from Dublin,” includes the timely story of an undocumented Irish immigrant…

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‘No Kings’ protest movement ‘matters in the biggest possible way’

The upcoming ‘No Kings’ rallies on March 28 are expected to draw millions nationwide. Third Act co-founder Bill McKibben insists…

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‘No Kings’ rallies expect to draw millions nationwide

Organizers behind the nationwide ‘No Kings’ movement expect their biggest turnout yet on March 28. With more than 3,000 rallies…

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‘$200 billion is really just a down payment’: The true cost of the Iran War

For the cost of dropping bombs on Iran, Opinion Columnist for the New York Times Nicholas Kristof argues the U.S.…

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A housing crisis for an entire generation

Urban economist Jenny Schuetz says America’s housing crisis is the result of years of underbuilding—especially in the places where opportunity…

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Zoning laws are locking working families out of the American Dream

America’s housing crisis isn’t just about rising prices, it’s about shrinking mobility. Local zoning ordinances have made it difficult to…