SCOTUS Is Considering A Deregulation Bomb
A new Supreme Court case could be a death blow to federal protections that have been in place for decades.
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LEVER WEEKLY: Who’s Censoring Your Favorite Movies?
This is Lever Weekly, a recap of our work from the past week. If you only read one email from us all week, this should be it.
YOU LOVE TO SEE IT: People With Disabilities Score Equal Pay
Plus, funding arrives for cleaner energy technologies, insurers’ care-denial bots are put on notice, and regulators tackle an airborne killer.
Is The Pentagon Hiding War Crimes?
A declassified government report says documents about alleged atrocities have gone missing — and officials are flouting recordkeeping rules.
LEVER TIME: Amazon Is Afraid Of Its New Union Organizers
The Lever speaks with two organizers involved in unionizing one of Amazon’s biggest warehouses.
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Battle Of The Hollywood Censors
While politicians, military brass, and Chinese officials jockey to control the content of Hollywood blockbusters, experts say no one is looking out for the filmmakers themselves.
MOVIES VS. CAPITALISM: 27 Dresses (w/ Erica Bitton)
The MVC team explores the wedding-industrial complex in celebration of Valentine’s Day.
Wall Street’s New Prison Scam
As states crack down on prison-phone price gouging and resulting government kickbacks, telecom companies and their private equity backers have new ways to game the system.
LEVER WEEKLY: What Broadcasters Don’t Want You To Know
From more Boeing revelations to the dark money in TV broadcasting, here’s all news from The Lever this week.