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Incessant Big Tech data collection means that anyone using electronic communication to obtain an abortion puts themselves at risk.

‘Rooseveltian resolve’ this is not.

Republicans on the Supreme Court overturned the will of the majority; do liberals have the leadership to fight back?

With July 4th flight cancellations approaching, the transportation secretary is faulted for having no remedial plan.

Skanda Amarnath of Employ America talked to TAP about how optimal solutions for private companies make the economy brittle and vulnerable to future shocks.

Politicians genuinely aiming to represent the center of American politics would not block policies that poll over 90 percent approval, as today’s ‘moderates’ have done.

The FCC has implemented new rules, but the decades-old problem requires stronger tactics.

Today on TAP: Rohit Chopra’s efforts to protect consumers and defend the financial rights of African Americans bring on the wrath of the business lobbies.

No state that has banned abortion mandates paid leave for workers. Taking the time to get an abortion could put jobs at risk.

The United States Postal Service can deliver abortion medications through the mail, and it’s not that easy for anti-abortion states to stop it, though they will try.

In both access to abortion and a pro-family welfare state, Europe beats the U.S. hands down.

Today’s ‘smoking gun’ testimony: Trump was fine with smoking guns as long as they weren’t aimed at him.

Today on TAP: The Supreme Court stripping away bodily autonomy has created a run on Plan B.

The author of ‘Dred Scott’ and the author of Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization stripped fundamental rights from Blacks and women, respectively. And sundered their nation in the process.

It’s likely to be even worse than Memorial Day weekend, when fraudulent staffing levels caused 2,800 flights to be canceled.

Missouri Rep. Cori Bush fought to secure $100 million to carry out Biden’s new plan to speed domestic production of clean energy.

Today on TAP: It’s time for Democrats in Congress to protect past landmark decisions from the current lunatic Supreme Court—and to force Republicans in Congress to take awkward votes.

On ‘Dobbs,’ ‘Roe,’ ‘Casey,’ and life in a gender hierarchy state

With Congress stuck, the administration holds the key to whether Americans will see meaningful reductions in prescription drug costs. So far, though, they’ve punted.

Texas reactionaries use the temptation of school investments to force banks to keep financing school shootings.