Bringing tech and finance executives into government because they are ‘the country’s smartest and hardest-working people’ is faintly ridiculous.
The Robinson-Patman Act is mischaracterized as punishing low prices. It’s actually about preventing powerful monopolies that raise prices in the future.
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Today on TAP: She needs to signal a new policy. But with Biden sticking to the current one, that will be far from easy.
Tim Walz is seen as a champion for workers. But how have they actually done under his leadership? Pretty well.
Contra Jon Chait, Biden’s economic progressivism has been both historic and (had he only been able to explain it) good politics.
Democrats are trying to pick up a seat in western Wisconsin. Two major candidates stress small-town values, but Rebecca Cooke was also a political fundraiser.
Kamala Harris borrows from Donald Trump with a perk to the Culinary Union at a raucous rally in Las Vegas: eliminating taxes on tips.
Will voters be able to sort out the truth from disinformation?
Today on TAP: The right’s pathetic effort to find some smear that will damage Gov. Walz
The party is seemingly suffering an outbreak of competence.
The path includes appeals challenges, a judicially ordered remedy phase, and a change in the presidency.
It’s more than his moves from government to corporate America. It’s what he did while in government.
A system that used to be ridiculed has become a model for schools in other cities.
The Future that no one asked for
Today on TAP: On a glaring omission in American journalism
With Congress slow-rolling AI regulations, voters need to verify before sharing.
America’s right-wing judicial tyrants face their most preposterous lawsuit yet.
Maurice Isserman’s history of American communism documents both its achievements and its fatal obeisance to Soviet doctrines.
Today on TAP: In which Democrats experience all-but-forgotten emotions—joy, hope, unity