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How SCOTUS Campaign Finance Rulings 'Distorted' US Democracy

Demos report authors explain how "these decisions quite literally transformed the American political system." (Photo: Michael Coghlan/cc/flickr)

Happy Holidays, Super PACs: FEC Removes Yet Another Block Against Dark Money

Nadia Prupis, staff writer

Little-noticed rule allows candidates to solicit money for super PACs as long as it's done in a small meeting

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Newswire

Public Citizen

End Incentives That Disadvantage American Businesses

Communications Workers of America

CWA Slams AT&T for Slashing Jobs After Proxy Reveals Skyrocketing Executive Pay

As You Sow

Proxy Preview 2019 Reveals Intensified Shareholder Pressure on Corporations Across a Wide Range of ESG Issues

As You Sow

100 Most Overpaid CEOs Report Shows Sharp Increase in Shareholder Opposition by Many Large Funds

Demand Progress

Progressive Groups Urge Pelosi to Limit Corporate Power on Key Committees

Friends of the Earth

New Report Confirms BlackRock’s Big Fossil Fuel Problem

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Chris Hedges

The ‘Private Governments’ That Subjugate U.S. Workers

Thom Hartmann

4 Reasons the Corporate Media Refuses to Talk About Things That Matter

Marshall Auerback

An Economy Built Around a Stock Market Is Certain to End Up Looking Like the Mess We Call America

Max Moran

Wall Street Thrives and Working People Struggle as GOP Tax Cut Turns One

Porter McConnell, Rion Dennis

No Labels and the ‘Problem Solvers’ are Wolves of Wall Street in Sheep’s Clothing

Frank Clemente

The GOP Tax Bill Is Creating Jobs—Just Not in the U.S.

Diane Archer, Richard Eskow

Don’t Let the Trump Administration Corporatize Medicare

Robert Reich

Trump Takes on General Motors (And Guess Who Wins?)

Ross Barkan

General Motors, Sears and Toys R Us: Layoffs Across America Highlight Our Shredding Financial Safety Net

Jacob Sugarman

Amazon's Billion-Dollar Shakedown of America's Cities

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