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Harris is only now starting to leak details of her policy agenda — but do voters even care?
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Harris is only now starting to leak details of her policy agenda — but do voters even care?
Master Plan’s first episode explores a scandal that inspired groundbreaking anti-corruption legislation — if only the reforms could have lasted.
Plus, Google takes a hit, an electric utility compensates wildfire victims, homeowners get thousands to use less energy, and Ohio touches grass.
The Democratic ticket offers vagueness, corporate ties, and now laudable prairie populism. What will the agenda actually be?
On Lever Time, journalist Zack Beauchamp explains how an anti-democratic tradition that began in the U.S. has spread to right-wing governments around the world.
A nonprofit with hate group ties is using a major GOP apparatus to push a controversial employee verification system to crush immigration.
A federal judge ruled Google violated antitrust laws to maintain its search-engine monopoly — what happens now?
Plus, cancer-causing chemicals might get banned, landlords can’t use tech to jack up rent, and climate-minded investors win a legal battle.
After an unprecedented wave of deaths caused by climate extremes, advocates are trying to convince courts that fossil fuel companies are criminally responsible for homicide.