Right-Wing Network Puts Friedrichs v. California Teachers in Samuel Alito’s Lap
U.S Justice Samuel Alito has been scouring the land looking for a case to make his mark on history. Now, he has found one.
Economy
Exclusive: Bankruptcy Is a "Huge Opportunity" to Privatize Schools Says EdBuild
In the absence of a hurricane to sweep away public schools, a man-made calamity might do the trick.
From Receptionists to Rocket Scientists, MANPOWER Undermines Higher Wages
Why is temp giant Manpower fighting President Obama’s effort to hold federal contractors accountable for violating federal wage and safety laws?
Walmart and Walker: Always Low Wages
What do Walmart and Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker have in common? They talk pay raises in public while cheating their workers of pay.
Richard Berman Misleads on Restaurant Opposition to Higher Wages
Spinmeister Richard Berman sinks to a new low in his fight against the minimum wage.
Social Security Still Strong at 80
Social Security is one of the most popular and successful government programs in U.S. history. What do presidential candidates have to say about it?
5 Ideas that Really Matter But FOX Won't Address Them in the Presidential Debate
Pundits have wasted hours guessing which ten of the 17 White House contestants FOX would choose for its version of Donald Trump's Miss USA....
How San Diego Is a Petri Dish for the ALEC Agenda
ALEC descends on San Diego for its annual meeting of lobbyists and legislators. Mayor Faulconer will be there to greet them.
Last-Minute Assault on Wages and Workers in Wisconsin Budget
It’s hard to improve the economy and grow wages when your economic program revolves around cutting them.
Four Ways ALEC Tried to Ruin Your State This Year
This year, ALEC has continued to wreak havoc in states across the country despite an exodus of high-profile corporate members, including BP, Google, and several high-tech firms.
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