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Can Biden find the right mix of toughness and restraint?

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Today on TAP: Can Biden link good economics with good politics?

Some advocates are concerned that a restoration of open-internet rules could allow some internet service providers to create ‘fast lanes’ for certain applications.

Thanks to autoworkers, baristas, and some Biden administration agencies

Despite contracting rules in place to give veterans safe and affordable access to dialysis, DaVita and Fresenius are picking up most of the patients.

Emory professors get beaten and arrested for exercising their free speech, while Donald Trump can threaten the witnesses in his fraud trial with impunity.

On our live show, David and Harold talk about all of the federal regulations passed this month.

Today on TAP: The worst fears of reformers of warrantless spying could be realized.

Corporate executives meet in Paris, Washington delays restitution, and the city dithers over pipe replacements.

Tax lien investing allows hedge funds and private equity firms to exploit mostly poor, elderly Black and Latino homeowners, leveraging the machinery of local tax enforcement.

An ambitious pilot program provides a myriad of resources to help participants achieve financial independence through stable employment.

Today on TAP: Which henceforth must be referred to as the ‘Supreme Court (R)’

Dan Osborn is a mechanic who had never been to Washington until this month and doesn’t own a suit. He wants to be Nebraska’s U.S. senator, running as an independent.

In a busy week for regulatory action, Pete Buttigieg’s emergence in fighting corporate power should not be overlooked.

The ongoing legacy of Labor Notes was renewed at last week’s gathering.

G. Brint Ryan has advised Trump on tax policy. His company is dedicated to ‘liberating our clients from the burden of being overtaxed.’

Today on TAP: You were thinking they’d invest in better, more affordable cars?

The bid to block a tie-up between two fashion conglomerates goes beyond consumer prices, and looks at market competition and labor harms.

Billionaires I have known: Part One of a three-part series