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Today on TAP: Not good for the Jews, not good for Kamala Harris

The billionaire seems to be driving some Harris campaign messaging.

Data centers are nothing compared to cattle farming.

Saving America from the Comstock Act and other repressive remnants of the 19th-century past

Tom Tomorrow brings you This Modern World

Harris and Trump’s foreign-policy aims in the Middle East proceed from the same incentive structures and presuppositions about U.S. supremacy.

Today on TAP: To win the blue-wall states, Harris needs to drive home the progressive populist planks she unveiled yesterday.

Project 2025 shows that Republicans can’t take heat—so they’d try to blow up the kitchen if they get the chance.

Her speech on the economy was guarded. The details laid out by the campaign paint a brighter picture.

And just maybe save the VA

Deb Haaland has been a remarkable secretary of the interior. But the future is about funding in Congress.

Today on TAP: The giant credit card company offers a textbook case in abuse of market power to buy off or crush potential competitors and reap excess profits at consumer expense.

Israel is starting a wider conflict.

Presidential polls are no more reliable than they were a century ago. So why do they consume our political lives?

Where would Harris and Trump take antitrust enforcement?

Republicans can run, but they can’t hide from themselves.

Trump is promising major disruptions for small-town communities. Yet residents still favor him over Kamala Harris’s development and investment approach.

Today on TAP: He’ll speak at the Al Smith Dinner, while reviving the same hateful attacks that were levied against Smith.

The Biden-Harris administration sowed the seeds of a green American economy. A second Trump term would poison them.

Too much of the profession operates as the ideological department of predatory capitalism.