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What Happens When Native Women Come Forward With Harassment Complaints
Constitutional reform and updated laws are needed to combat sexual harassment and assault in Indian Country.
Pharma Giant Johnson & Johnson Continues Lobbying as Lawsuits Pile On
This is not the first time the company has battled lawsuits accusing it of failing to give consumers proper warnings.
Groundbreaking Reforms Could Finally Grant Protections to Farmworkers
A landmark court ruling and a new labor law may finally grant New York farmworkers the protections they need.
Tariffs to Blame for Lowest Manufacturing Levels Since Trump Presidency
Factory output hits three-year low, thanks to erratic tariff policy and “president who understands very little.”
Interest Groups Push to Uphold Law Withholding Relief to Puerto Rico
Domestic shipping and maritime interest groups, alongside unions, are lobbying to keep the Jones Act on the books.
Trump Companies Accused of Tax Evasion in Panama
Ithaca Capital Partners claims that Trump entities withheld money that should have gone to the Panamanian government.
Tens of Thousands Flood Streets in UK to Protest Trump
U.K. protesters rally against Trumpism, including attacks on women and marginalized people.
Judge Blocks House Democrats’ Right to Block Funds for Trump’s Border Wall
District Judge Trevor N. McFadden accused Democrats of trying “to conscript the judiciary in a political turf war.”
Do We Have a Right to a Livable Climate?
A lawsuit moving forward this week could help determine if U.S. citizens have a constitutional right to a safe climate.
Koch Network Alums Are Going Full-On White Nationalist
Two young men with links to Koch-funded political operations were recently outed as members of Identity Evropa.