A variety of legislative and regulatory actions would make it hard for private equity to stay in business. That should be the goal.
Justice Department
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Immigration Judges File Petition to Recertify Union
A three-year odyssey for the formerly unionized employees could be nearing an end.
Posted inMoney, Politics, and Power
Google Tries to Bargain Its Way out of Antitrust Trouble
But its proposal to take its adtech business into a separate business line is a weak substitute for real reform.
Posted inLaw and Justice
A Watergate Investigator Assesses the January 6th Inquiry
Wayne Stiles, one of the last living agents who worked on the Watergate break-in, sees reticence from the Justice Department to delve deeply into the Capitol Riot.
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Psychopath in Chief
Today’s ‘smoking gun’ testimony: Trump was fine with smoking guns as long as they weren’t aimed at him.
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They’re Not Just Investigating a Riot. They’re Investigating an Attempted Coup.
The January 6th Committee is beginning to connect the dots.
Posted inTAP
Winning Back Democracy
Today on TAP: Criminal prosecution of Trump will be a good start, but just the beginning.
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Courage and Convictions
Today on TAP: If Democrats want the January 6th hearings to lead to criminal conviction of Donald Trump, it would help if they had clearer convictions of their own.
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The Dance of the Committee and the AG
Today on TAP: The January 6th hearings should move us closer to a prosecution of Trump.
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A Formula for Public Ownership
Today on TAP: What the Similac debacle teaches about the consequences of arrogant corporate concentration