TTIP of the Iceberg: Consumer Concerns Could Sink the US-EU Trade Agreement
The TTIP contains those same old clunky trade rules that threaten consumer and environmental laws.
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A "transparent attempt to hamstring" the John Doe prosecutors and prevent review by U.S. Supreme Court.
IRS Gives Up, Grants Karl Rove's Dark Money Group "Social Welfare" Certification
If Crossroads GPS can get tax-exempt status, all bets are off.
Ordinary Americans Fought Big Money and Won in 2015
In the face of an onslaught of big money in campaigns and elections, ordinary Americans are finding ways to take back their democracy.
Anti-Muslim CEO Is Key Walker Ally
A top Walker ally--and the head of his controversial business development initiative--is accused of discriminating against Muslim Americans by denying them reasonable accommodation of their faith as guaranteed by the Constitution and statutes.
Reform Groups Strongly Oppose Constitutional Convention
Corporate-funded groups like ALEC are urging state legislatures to pass resolutions calling for a constitutional convention to adopt a "Balanced Budget Amendment" and more. Those groups are getting closer. Here's more about the lay of the land.
Corporate Interests Take Aim at Local Democracy
Corporate interests are taking aim at local government.
Photo Finish in Iowa Is a Victory for Sanders
Will the real anti-establishment candidate please stand up?
Koch-Fueled Playbook against Working Families Exposed by CMD
Right to Work legislation is basically a pay cut for workers: "Wages in RTW states are 3.1 percent lower than those in non-RTW states. . . . This translates into RTW being associated with $1,558 lower annual wages for a typical full-time, full-year worker."
Reporters Guide on the Koch Right to Work Playbook
West Virginia is the latest front in a national battle to undermine worker rights bankrolled by the billionaire Koch brothers.
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