10 Inequality Victories in 2024
Our year-end review of 10 of the most inspiring inequality wins, from union drives to fair taxes to consumer protection.
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DAF Trends or DAF Spin?
One of the country's largest donor-advised fund sponsors publishes an annual report that demands a closer look.
Mr. President, Please Commute Charles Littlejohn’s Extreme Prison Sentence
Four tax law professors are urging President Biden to free the IRS staffer who exposed the tax avoiding ways of Donald Trump and his fellow billionaires.
AI’s Energy Demands Are Fueling the Climate Crisis
The rapid growth of artificial intelligence systems is precipitating an environmentally problematic spike in data center construction.
Ghastly Glimpses of America’s Most Rich-People-Friendly Year
On the Trump II horizon, much more of the same.
Trump Recruits Regulatory Rulebreakers
The incoming administration is chock-full of picks that stand to benefit from weakening regulations.
Unions Brace Themselves as Trump Prepares to Defang Labor Board
Trump’s NLRB will likely be filled with lawyers from the union-busting world hell-bent on rolling back workers’ gains.
A Murder on the Streets Has Fear Rising in the Suites
The public anger at Corporate Health has never been higher.
Twelve U.S. Billionaires Now Have a Combined $2 Trillion
Nvidia's Jensen Huang joins the oligarchic dozen, a group that has more influence over our media and politics than ever.
The First Seven Billionaires Trump Has Tapped for Top Jobs
Out of America's 800 billionaires, president-elect Trump has so far plucked seven for top spots in his administration.
Labor’s Resurgence Can Continue Despite Trump
The second Trump administration will seek to undermine unions. But the labor movement has momentum and plenty of opportunities to fight back.