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Today’s corporate media bears little resemblance to our Founders’ notion of a free press – which they argued was necessary to a functioning democratic republic. Between Reagan and Trump, the media has gone from literally ...
Early optimism among business lobbyists and executives that Donald Trump's election heralded better days has slowly given way to uncertainty as the president-elect fires off mixed and sometimes confusing messages on healthcare, taxes, and trade.
It's time for us to double down on what can be seen as the progressive community's shared campaign for populist justice. We can beat back the brutishness the Reign of Trump promises — if we ...
There are many challenges ahead, but nothing like the dire mess that confronted a new young president eight years ago. That will be Obama’s legacy, the steady way he worked through it. The country is ...
Wall Street loves Trump -- as you can tell by the extended orgasm the stock market has been enjoying since he won. From his massive tax breaks for the rich to Republican plans to privatize ...
Why Hillary Clinton insisted on keeping her brilliant Wall Street speeches secret will remain an enduring mystery of this campaign. Heck, why didn't she just post them on her website?
A perceived victory by Hillary Clinton over Donald Trump in Monday's first presidential debate pushed stocks up on Tuesday.
Earlier this month, the lender agreed to pay $190 million in penalties and customer payouts to settle the case involving the creation of credit, savings and other accounts without customers' knowledge. About $5 million will ...
Groups of wealthy Republicans unhappy with Donald Trump have been privately courting prominent peers to join them in backing Democrat Hillary Clinton's U.S. presidential bid, several people involved in the effort told Reuters.
“It’s very clear that Wall Street guys don’t like her because she has been a lot more effective than most in communicating an anti-Wall Street message that has been part of the Democratic Party for ...
Goldman Sachs' CEO, Lloyd Blankfein, just awarded himself a $23 million paycheck for his work last year. That work essentially amounted to negotiating the deal with the government that makes shareholders pay for the bankers' ...
In "Listen, Liberal" the author of What’s the Matter with Kansas? mounts a scathing indictment of the Clintons and their Democratic Party.
Imagine if Hillary Clinton had flown to the Vatican and stationed herself at Pope Francis's door for an ambush interview. She’d be caricatured as a power-mad shrew or worse.
After supporting Clinton in 2000 and 2008, Lloyd Blankfein told CNBC In February 2016 "I don’t want to help or hurt anybody by giving them my endorsement."
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