As the Census Bureau wades deeper into politics, governance changes at an agency committee that handles data privacy, ...
For a brief moment last night, diGenova looked like he might effectively turn whistleblower against the Trump DOJ. “If you ...
Here's a look at a few things TPM is following this morning.
Our publisher Joe Ragazzo is going to be hosting biweekly YouTube lives with members of our team, on Tuesdays and Fridays. Join him at 1 p.m. ET today for a conversation with editor Nicole LaFond and ...
Here’s another one from the Times OpEd page by a tech journalist, Stephen Witt, who’s written a history of Nvidia, the chip ...
U.S. District Judge Stephen Clark denied Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins’ (R) request that he stop the Missouri ...
Both networks have, in their own way, bowed to pressure from the Trump administration in muzzling themselves for the sake of ...
In response to Trump’s nationwide bullying blitz, Republican state lawmakers created the “Missouri First” map, which was ...
Readers of The Brief are likely aware of what’s going on with Missouri’s election maps, and of a character at the center of ...
Supreme Court Pauses Federal Court Order, Dealing Blow to Missouri Republicans in Gerrymander Battle
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You’ve probably seen these reports of an employee of the AI ...
If the EEOC decides not to move forward after a worker files a discrimination charge, the agency will issue a “Notice of Right to Sue” and the worker will have 90 days during which to file a ...
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