There were high hopes when a Democratic majority returned to decide labor law, but more than a year in, critical rulings have not been issued, a group of labor lawyers and organizers say.
Law & Justice
Posted inPolitics
A Democratic Judicial Makeover Depends on Blue Slips
Will Senate Democrats let Republicans use an arcane Senate ‘tradition’ to block Biden’s judicial nominees?
Posted inLaw and Justice
Q&A: Justice on the Brink
Linda Greenhouse, the doyenne of Supreme Court journalism, considers the crisis of confidence that has marred the Court’s legitimacy.
Posted inEconomic Policy
Top Stablecoin Firms Are Under Federal Investigation
Stablecoin legislation is the most likely crypto policy in the next Congress. But the top firms all face questions from law enforcement.
Posted inEnergy and the Environment
The U.N. Wants to Criminalize Climate Change
A new report pushes to hold companies criminally accountable if their actions lead to global temperature rise.
Posted inMoney, Politics, and Power
Sen. Gillibrand Hires Former Crypto Lawyer
Dorothy DeWitt, who was general counsel at Coinbase, is the New York senator’s new chief counsel for finance.
Posted inBooks
The Corruption of the Legal Profession
A new book shows how corporate law firms bear great responsibility for the degradation of the rule of law.
Posted inLaw and Justice
The ‘Dobbs’ Promise Gets Tested at the Supreme Court
A Supreme Court case being heard next week will begin to test whether the elimination of rights in ‘Dobbs’ will remain limited to abortion.
Posted inPodcasts
Amtrak Joe Betrays Rail Workers
Left Anchor hosts discuss Alaskan elections, protests in Iran, the freight rail labor dispute, and more.
Posted inLaw and Justice
Advocates Celebrate End of Trump-Biden Immigration Policy
While Title 42, which was used to expel over one million migrants, is now over, the next phase of immigration policy is uncertain.
