Today on TAP: How ICE favored growers at the expense of farmworkers
While Chicago sees a surge of ICE detentions, workers are facing retaliation as immigrants when they advocate for their rights.
The reactionary Supreme Court has given him Congress’s power of the purse.
The mostly redacted documents pertain to a New Mexico attorney general investigation that was launched in 2019 but never led to criminal charges.
Multiple labor unions sued the OMB director for abusing his position and pushing an extremist Project 2025 agenda.
Today on TAP: The Trump-Bibi plan continues to let Israel run amok unless Hamas signs on.
Today is the day we stop pretending that it’s not.
And tells our generals and admirals to refocus on ‘the war within.’
With the martyrdom of Charlie Kirk, the right pretends to champion free speech while the left supposedly promotes censorship. It’s a classic Big Lie.
State legislators have embraced norm-shattering techniques to boldly crack one House district. Voters may have the final say about that.
Critics say Zohran Mamdani’s public grocery store proposal will never work. But Mamdani’s idea isn’t the problem—market consolidation is.
Today on TAP: With a government shutdown looming on Wednesday, will Trump screw Democrats, Republicans, the public, or himself?
A new report offers a legislative road map for creating a competitive and secure cloud computing market, without forcing policymakers to reinvent the wheel.
Oracle has no history of creating compelling consumer-facing products. Their ability to run the most addictive algorithm in social media is questionable.
The Trump administration’s determination to force states to shoulder disaster funding burdens guarantees more deaths and destruction.
On our live show, David and staff writer Whitney Curry Wimbish talk about how crypto bought Congress and how Wyoming is becoming the crypto capital.
Today on TAP: It’s the right target, but a $100,000 visa fee is a characteristically bizarre Trumpian remedy.
While DOJ continues to weaponize the legal system, the resignation of Pam Bondi’s chief of staff, Chad Mizelle, signals possible accountability for pay-to-play corruption.
Unlike all of his predecessors, Trump’s soon-to-be veterans health care chief is not a doctor.
Two former negotiators on opposite sides write that neither side has ever acknowledged the other side’s existential needs.