Biden’s apparent choice for secretary of state most recently played the influence game in Washington.
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Biden Cabinet Hopefuls’ Unusual Lease: Break in Case of Appointment
The next president’s foreign-policy team was confident they’d be back in the White House.
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Voting Is Over, but Election Misinformation Continues
The Big Tech platforms did a slightly better job this year, but falsehoods and incitement were still able to spread.
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Democrats Have Proven They Can Compete on Small-Dollar Donations Alone
So why does Joe Biden keep doing big-money fundraisers?
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Google’s Guardians
An ecosystem of Google-funded academics, think tankers and hangers-on will fan out to defend the search giant from the Justice Department’s antitrust case.
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Sen. Steve Daines Isn’t Who He Says He Is
Neither are the tech companies spying on his constituents.
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The Big Tech Report That’s Not About Big Tech
The House Antitrust Subcommittee releases a report that’s really about Congress taking back its power to govern.
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The Right Way to Revoke Big Tech’s Get-Out-of-Jail-Free Card
It’s time to pare back liability waivers for dominant tech platforms.
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What Do You Get When You Google ‘Antitrust’?
Today on TAP: The federal case against Google
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Biden Stiff-Arming Big Tech Would Be Good Politics, Policy
Shutting the revolving door between Silicon Valley and Washington would signal an end to the swamp.
