Prospect

Today on TAP: Time to remember Neville Chamberlain

Biden’s expansive executive order seeks to restore competition in the economy. It’s been a long, slow road to get the whole government on board—but there are some formidable gains.

A novel lawsuit might just obtain damages for decades of oil companies’ lying about climate change.

In repeated votes, Gallego has sided against amendments from his Progressive Caucus colleagues that would have reduced the Department of Defense budget by 10 percent.

Members of both parties call for the ticket giant to be broken up.

Today on TAP: The wind, solar, and battery facilities spurred by last year’s Democratic legislation are already springing up—in red America.

Biden’s industrial policies represent a stunning ideological reversal. The harder part will be making them work.

The U.S. co-invented the mRNA vaccine. So why doesn’t it act like it?

Janet Yellen is stating that there’s no alternative but for Congress to increase the borrowing threshold, while giving herself room to take action if they don’t.

Today on TAP: Biden has a history of needlessly capitulating to Republicans in budget negotiations. His new chief of staff, Jeff Zients, is even worse.

Ithaca has put its Green New Deal in the hands of a green private equity fund, a private foundation, and a Goldman Sachs–backed software company.

Here are nine practical and urgent suggestions.

Bill Cassidy and Angus King propose an American social wealth fund.

Today on TAP: The U.S. has only days to act before Netanyahu destroys the Israeli High Court.

That’s because the party already agreed with them.

The department has yet to implement a rule requiring its contractors to obey labor laws.

The ‘moderates’ who want a debt default: a case study in journalistic destruction of the meaning of words

Today on TAP: Businesses ponder ways to keep their workers other than compulsion; seek legal counsel.

Former FCC Chairman Reed Hundt says $20 billion of IRA funds should capitalize his group’s proposed national bank. Local lenders are skeptical.

Our central bank operates by and for the financial elite.