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Should scofflaw employers be allowed to weaponize immigration enforcement? The Department of Homeland Security says no.

The obstacles to installing a transformative technology

The controversial units have been responsible for high-profile killings and civil rights abuses in cities nationwide. Gov. Hochul doubled their state grant funding in New York—and wants to double it again.

Today on TAP: Lawmakers are challenging Biden’s order protecting imports of Chinese solar panels.

We classify way too many documents. Unfortunately, that will probably not be the takeaway from recent events.

A recent proposal to ban noncompete agreements begins to reverse the erosion of worker power in America.

Low taxes, privatization, and pared-back labor protections could undermine Ukraine’s fight against Russian aggression.

C. Nicole Mason, president and CEO of the Institute for Women’s Policy Research, will no longer lead the organization following allegations of toxic management that led to high turnover and reduced research capacity.

Today on TAP: Fed governor Lael Brainard’s name has been leaked. It’s more important to keep her at the Fed.

Marianne Williamson discusses the problems with America.

With all too few exceptions, Jewish organizations and elected officials haven’t said much—if anything—about Israel’s new government’s assault on liberal ideals.

There is no reason to trust a longtime corporate stooge to serve as President Biden’s chief of staff.

The GOP House majority gets down to the nation’s business.

Détente with the Chinese regime had many downsides. Open conflict might be much worse.

And Victor Navasky remembered

Today on TAP: Macron’s bid to raise retirement age yields huge backlash. Have our own Republicans even noticed?

The impossible task ahead for the newly flush Internal Revenue Service

A full timeline of the bills’ failure reveals the Senate majority leader’s heavy hand.

With the clean-energy transition accelerating, firefighters want better information about EV safety risks and hazards.

Under the ‘Fair Tax,’ the poorest fifth of Americans would pay roughly 70 percent of their income in taxes.