LEVER WEEKLY: The Man Responsible
From the Ohio derailment disaster to the holiday flight meltdown, Pete Buttigieg has failed at his job.
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LEVER WEEKLY: Launching A New Conversation On Union Busting
Our coverage this week is forcing people to take a hard look at an industry that operates in the shadows.
LEVER WEEKLY: The Footnote That Says It All
Sheldon Whitehouse’s book includes important context about why radical conservatives control the Supreme Court today.
LEVER WEEKLY: How Billionaires Shape The News They Own
Citizen Bezos’ latest visit to the Washington Post newsroom explains why independent media is so necessary.
LEVER WEEKLY: Heckuva Job, Pete
Beltway news outlets and consultants think it’s weird to scrutinize the Transportation Secretary, simply because he could run for office again one day.
LEVER WEEKLY: Finding The Right Focus In 2023
While Washington’s political circus got the headlines, The Lever paid attention to the real story: the Biden admin quietly taking action, and what more it can do.
LEVER WEEKLY: Defy The Algorithm
The struggle against a social and corporate media machine that manipulates the discourse and suppresses inconvenient truths.
LEVER WEEKLY: The Corruption Is Getting Worse
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.
LEVER WEEKLY: State Of The Unions
The labor story nobody’s talking about: A storied union’s new leadership has big plans to transform their organizing strategies.
LEVER WEEKLY: All They Had To Do Was Nothing
Democrats had all the leverage to help workers — instead, they used that leverage to help their railroad industry donors.