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Equity stakes, loophole closures, and protecting domestic industries might make sense in someone else’s hands. Not from a president with no strategy or plan.

Trump’s top housing regulator wants to allow crypto to be used as collateral for mortgages.

Despite his past criticisms of the data privacy risks associated with ‘smart’ technology, Kennedy’s HHS is now pushing wearables on Americans. Experts say the privacy concerns are jarring.

Today on TAP: Trump didn’t give a reason for firing other members of independent agencies. Roberts can say he gave one here.

Pam Bondi’s underling in Nevada allowed an Israeli caught in an underage sex sting operation to return home. Her biggest campaign donors also once fled to Israel to avoid arrest.

The largest immigration processing center in the region has a history of mistreating detainees.

‘If people could see this with their bare eyes, none of this would be happening.’

Today on TAP: Trump’s version is a joke. But even our version would have limited benefits.

It won’t work, but it sure will rattle the economy.

Graham Platner’s challenge to Susan Collins and the Democratic establishment could remake a bruised and aimless Democratic coalition.

Donald Trump joins a long line of apologists for America’s peculiar institution.

A wind project off Rhode Island is more than 80 percent completed. Trump just stopped it in its tracks.

Today on TAP: In Trump’s march to dictatorship, the lesser outrages almost get lost. His presidency signals the cheapening of America.

After ending their collective-bargaining agreements, the Environmental Protection Agency ordered employees to seek prior approval for protected union activities on non-duty time.

And just like that, it frees Elon Musk—and any fellow employers—to violate whatever rights their workers thought they enjoyed.

The union wants bosses to turn away immigration authorities unless they show a signed judicial warrant, but resistance is fierce.

On our live show, Ryan Cooper and Robert Kuttner discuss Donald Trump’s deployment of troops in the nation’s capital, and his persecution of critics.

Today on TAP: The committee can either put the party on record opposing those sales, or regurgitate Biden’s do-nothing policy.

Many have warned that allowing D.C. to remain a disenfranchised colony would lead to disaster. They were right.

The ruling could end the siphoning of funds to private and parochial schools.