The controversy over locating a manufacturing plant could impact upcoming postal legislation, White House climate goals, and a high-profile Senate race.
South Carolina
Posted inLaw and Justice
Michelle Childs’s Punitive Criminal Justice Rulings Were Repeatedly Overturned
The candidate for the Supreme Court vacancy has a history of tough-on-crime sentences and opinions that higher courts subsequently tossed out.
Posted inLaw and Justice
Clyburn Pushes Management-Side Labor Attorney for Supreme Court
Michelle Childs, a potential choice to replace Stephen Breyer, worked for years defending employers accused in racial, gender, and other discrimination cases.
Posted inTAP
A Company That Takes Our Money and Goes South
Today on TAP: Oshkosh dodges its union autoworkers
Posted inMoney, Politics, and Power
Clyburn’s Corporate Foundation
How to earn goodwill with one of the most powerful members of Congress
Posted inCoronavirus
A South Carolina Food Bank Steps In
The COVID-19 crisis puts rural African Americans at greatest risk for hunger.
Posted inCivil Rights in America
Return to Mother Emanuel
The site of the 2015 hate crime that killed nine parishioners was in many ways a preview for an ugly era in race relations and politics.
Posted inPolitics
Jaime Harrison Battles South Carolina’s Past
Building a rainbow coalition in the Palmetto State, he’s within striking distance of a historic upset over Lindsey Graham.
Posted inPolitics
Early Voters Line Up in Charleston
South Carolina has a contested Senate race, and over 1.2 million have already cast a ballot.
Posted inTAP
Will There Be a Bradley Effect on Election Day?
Today on TAP: Three closely watched Senate races may tell