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The state representative, who is in a high-profile congressional primary, has consistently challenged the old guard in her city.

Today on TAP: A federal court in Tennessee could require Starbucks to adhere to labor law now—not, as has been customary, in the far distant future.

Companies working to sideline the Commerce Department investigation into Chinese trade violations are reliant on components made by Uyghur workers.

COVID is surging again, but masks are passé. What the hell is it with people?

Since colonial times, people have sought out underground networks to escape persecution. After ‘Roe’ falls, women seeking abortions must rely on old strategies and new templates.

Today on TAP: Can the president be even more effective in countering the Republicans’ false narrative?

While millions of Afghans hunger, a radicalized Taliban movement is imposing a draconian government and foreign drones still haunt the skies.

Current and former White House officials say that Rice routinely berates colleagues, including Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra.

The Congressional Workers Union has been organizing for months to get the ability to collectively bargain.

Today on TAP: Four companies sell almost all baby formula in the U.S., magnifying supply shocks that cause families to scramble.

The Department of Transportation needs to be more aggressive in protecting consumers from price-gouging.

The oil and gas industry could jeopardize federal funding to clean up the state’s thousands of abandoned and leaking wells.

A new super PAC run by Biden, Obama, and Sanders consultants just dropped a quarter million into the race against pro-choice woman Jessica Cisneros.

Today on TAP: Anti-slavery meets the modern sale of naming rights at Harvard.

Alex Pareene explains the problems with the latest fad theory for winning elections.

Investors at the prestigious Milken Conference are confident that, recession or no, they’ll keep on making money.

The Supreme Court has eviscerated the ability for a majority of citizens to elect the representatives they want and have their will enacted.

Obama’s undersized stimulus in 2009 doomed America to an economic lost decade.

Today on TAP: Biden’s progressive regulators act to put new muscle in an old law.

A hearing featuring Amazon Labor Union’s Christian Smalls looked at whether the government should continue to use companies as contractors after they engage in union-busting.