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Today on TAP: Capping costs for 100,000 families is the right idea, at too small a scale.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is taking aim at pay-to-play credit card comparison websites that collude with big banks to block competition.

A ransomware gang cripples UnitedHealthcare. Could a comprehensive antitrust investigation finish the job?

After the Perry High School shooting, students demanded gun reform, but state lawmakers have been slow to respond.

Today on TAP: The longtime leader of Senate Republicans did more damage to his elected body than anyone in history.

The Left Anchor hosts discuss why some lives matter less than others in popular discourse.

The wildly popular former governor just ran headlong into the politics of national reproductive rights.

The conservative movement is outraged that Donald Trump did too much in response to the Las Vegas mass shooting.

The conservative movement has convinced its members to become the worst versions of themselves.

Today on TAP: Tuesday’s wake-up call should lead Biden to change U.S. policy on Israel-Gaza.

Sparkle Sooknanan served as one of Jones Day’s lead attorneys for a series of investors trying to maximize payouts from the struggling U.S. territory.

The former secretary of state is responsible for virtually every American geopolitical disaster of the past half-century.

In a historic breakthrough, Starbucks and its workers announce they’ve come together.

Today on TAP: Kim files suit against the ‘unjust and undemocratic’ New Jersey county line, while winning Democratic convention votes to cut into Tammy Murphy’s advantage.

How Steward Health left a Space Coast community hospital in a literal world of shit

As Southern states again assert their dubious right to countermand federal law and the national Constitution, Biden needs to be as resolute as Lincoln.

Solving homelessness requires strong and well-resourced case management, and an acknowledgment of where programs fall short.

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Today on TAP: The Alabama Supreme Court decision on in vitro fertilization sends Republicans scrambling.

The lawsuit alleges that a combined grocery giant would make collective bargaining more difficult.