Prospect

Corporate lawyers have laid out the blueprint to neuter the Federal Trade Commission.

Democrats continue to not learn the lesson that they shouldn’t pass a policy in 2022 that doesn’t kick in until 2026.

The Midwest building industry is notorious for cheating paychecks.

Today on TAP: More evidence today’s inflation is not the result of excessive demand

Prospect executive editor David Dayen discusses the biggest climate bill in American history.

And it wasn’t the FBI raid at Mar-a-Lago.

A new tax credit of $4,000 for used electric vehicles could give people a boost toward buying a zero-emissions car. But there are still a lot of hurdles.

Imagine that the MSM actually noted that democracy was under threat and went so far as to say from whom.

Today on TAP: You can *oppose the socialist IRA* by paying MORE than its Malicious Marxist cap on insulin and other co-pays!

Nobody can retire unless there are still workers to provide goods and services.

Mixing up renewable energy project siting with fossil fuels production on public lands is environmental backsliding of the finest kind.

The ethanol industry will be first in line for carbon capture tax credits, even though that’s not really who the program was designed for.

A shadowy super PAC has popped up to attack the progressive Biaggi after DCCC head Rep. Maloney has declined to condemn the wave of outside spending in Democratic primaries.

It could be his conflicts of interest.

Today on TAP: We are a step closer to a civil war whose outcome is far from clear.

The Prospect interviewed researchers Amanda Kass and Philip Rocco on the American Rescue Plan, an unprecedented fiscal outlay for local governments that remains widely unknown.

It essentially cuts the government in on the buyback scam, making it harder to actually eliminate the practice.

The big winner in the eleventh-hour concessions to Kyrsten Sinema was the private equity industry.

Buyer’s remorse or full speed ahead?

Today on TAP: Packing the Court with anti-choice fanatics may have doomed Republicans’ prospects for winning a Senate majority.