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'Reveals Just How Out of Touch This President Is': Trump Panned Over Blatant Lie That He Made Insulin Cheap 'Like Water'

Showing 76% of Coney Barrett Rulings Put Corporate Interests Over People, Analysis Warns Confirmation Would 'Supercharge' GOP Agenda

Julia Conley, staff writer

"This nominee would be no friend to the small businesses and workers who continue to struggle during the ongoing public health and economic crises."

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'Trying to Have It Both Ways': Investigation Reveals BP and Shell Still Back Anti-Climate Lobby Groups, Despite Pledges

Brett Wilkins, staff writer

Aerial view of the Marathon refinery in Carson, California on April 25, 2020. (Photo: Robyn Beck/AFP/Getty Images)

The Unearthed and HuffPost report reveals the companies failed to disclose...

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Derision, Disbelief After Iowa Meatpacking Plant Where Hundreds Caught Coronavirus Fined Just $957

Brett Wilkins, staff writer

Workers process beef at Old Fashion Country Butcher in Santa Paula, California on May 21, 2020. (Photo: Brent Stirton/Getty Images)

The fine levied against Iowa Premium Beef—for a minor record-keeping violation—...

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Declaring 'Tremendous Trust' in Big Pharma, Trump Threatens to Block Stricter Covid Vaccine Standards

Protesters outside the Canadian consulate in New York City rally against the Coastal GasLink Pipeline and in solidarity with the Wet'Suwet'en First Nations people on February 18, 2020. (Photo: Erik McGregor/LightRocket/Getty Images)

Anger and Confusion After Facebook Suspends Environmental and Indigenous Groups' Accounts Ahead of Pipeline Protest

In Secretly-Recorded 'Pebble Tapes,' Mining Execs Reveal True Scope of 200-Year Project Planned for One of Earth's 'Most Pristine Ecosystems'

"Nearly every national security and public safety threat we that we face—from terror financing and sanctions evasion to the opioid crisis and human trafficking—is either motivated or facilitated by money," said Clark Gascoigne.

Calls for Major Reforms After Leaked Docs Detail How Big Banks Help Criminals and Oligarchs Launder Their 'Dirty Cash'

The man who identified himself as James Fortune, photographed on a fishing boat off Cape Hatteras. He asked to accompany an employee of a nonpartisan voter education organization on the day-long trip, claiming he was an experienced fisherman. It turns out Fortune appears not to be who he claims to be. (Photo courtesy of the employee)

Right-Wing Operatives Accused of Trying to Entrap Progressive Pro-Democracy Groups in North Carolina to Undermine Their Election Work

'Delay, Distract, and Derail': New Report Reveals How Plastic Polluters Have Avoided Regulation Worldwide for Decades

Bottles of a trial Covid-19 vaccine on a table in a lab in Brussels on June 18, 2020.

Rich Nations Hoarding Potential Covid-19 Vaccine Doses, Warns Oxfam

Then President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President-elect Gov. Mike Pence visit the Carrier air conditioning and heating company in Indianapolis on Dec. 1, 2016. (Photo: Timothy A. Clary/AFP/Getty Images)

Here Are the 50 'Most Egregious' Ways Trump Has Attacked Workers While Falsely Claiming to Be Their Champion

Meat processing plants have been hit particularly hard by the Covid-19 pandemic. (Photo: Nati Harnik/AP)

USDA and Meatpacking Industry Collaborated to Undermine Covid-19 Response, Documents Show

'It Is Past Time for Action': Ahead of Senate Antitrust Hearing, Groups Demand AGs Sue Google to End Monopoly Abuses

Liability Roadmap

Global Coalition Issues Liability 'Roadmap' to Make Big Corporate Polluters Pay for Planetary Harm

A protester is seen holding a placard during a climate change demonstration. (Photo: Ronen Tivony/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)

Investors Who Manage $47 Trillion Pressure Top Polluters to Pursue Transition to Net-Zero Emissions

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On Hillary, Lloyd, Us and Them

For those puzzled by the rancor and mistrust so many feel for Hillary Clinton, a lucid Matt Taibbi looks at Clinton's $675,000 speeches to Goldman Sachs to reveal they're about not just money but allegiance. Turns out Clinton declared that "banker-bashing (was) foolish," it takes a village to get out of a financial crisis (in fact caused by a few greedy oligarchs), and public anger is something "we" - oligarchs and Clintons - need to wait out.

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Friends of the Earth

UN Biodiversity Summit: World Leaders Urged To "Back Binding Rules to Stop Corporations From Ripping the Natural World Apart"...

Economic Policy Institute

50 Ways the Trump Administration Has Eroded Workers’ Rights While Bolstering Corporate Power

American Economic Liberties Project

New York Senate Attacks the American Monopoly Crisis

Accountable.US

DRUG PRICING: Trump Caves to Drug Industry; Long-Delayed Executive Order Another Broken Promise to Patients

Food & Water Watch

300 Diverse Advocacy Groups Endorse the Farm System Reform Act and Urge Quick Passage in Congress

Public Citizen

Report: States With More Coronavirus Hospitalizations Received Less Remdesivir

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Norman Solomon

Tax Revelations and Corporate Media Won't Defeat Trump

Rebecca Wolf

This Is How We Pry The Corporate Stranglehold Off Of Our Farm System

Mitch Stoltz

The Government’s Antitrust Suit Against Google: Go Big and Do It Right

Ralph Nader

Why Do Americans Give Away So Much Control to Corporations?

Christopher Morten

To Invent Our Way Beyond COVID-19, We Need Open Science

Jim Hightower

Pandemic in the Plants. The Meat Plants, That Is

Timothy Karr

Confused by Section 230? So Is Donald Trump

Sam Pizzigati

Why Don't People Call You a Genius? You Don't Have a Billion Dollars

Peter Frumhoff

Is BP Finally Committing to Ambitious Climate Action—or About to Fool Us Twice? Five Things to Look For in Its Climate Strategy

Robert Reich