The threat of a Trump presidency could incentivize China to cooperate with Biden.
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LiveNation may be under investigation at the Justice Department for antitrust violations, but at least they signed Jelly Roll.
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The restoration of net neutrality would prevent service providers from slowing down content, but wouldn’t prevent them from speeding it up for additional charge. From David Dayen:
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The duopoly of Frenesius and DaVita gouge veterans for dialysis treatments, abuse their employees, and spoil their executives with lavish payouts.
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Revoking video game privileges will surely pacify those bothersome student protestors. Tom Tomorrow brings you This Modern World:
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It's May Day, an international worker day that began in America with agitation for the 8-hour workweek. Yet a shocking number of workers in America work extreme hours: even 24-hour shifts and near-permanent on-call times.
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Last week was a stunning testament to the power of working people! Seven days of relentless victories sparked a fire in the heart of the labor movement.

Must read by The American Prospect's Harold Meyerson: prospect.org/labor/2024-04-…

China’s authoritarian surveillance state and dominance of global markets stand in the way of any U.S.-China rapprochement.
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Swampy Barnett risked his livelihood to expose Boeing’s negligent safety standards for airplane production. However, a 2000 law effectively immunizes Boeing from suffering penalties for Barnett’s testimony.
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A Republic, If We Can Keep It prospect.org/politics/2024-…

.@TomTomorrow comments on the extreme reactions to university student protests and how ineffective they truly are in This Modern World. prospect.org/power/2024-04-…

Containment, while tricky, would be the best policy for China. From Robert Kuttner: prospect.org/economy/2024-0…

.Harold Meyerson discusses how actions from college presidents produce equally or more severe reactions from student protestors. prospect.org/blogs-and-news…

The legitimacy of our government and the future of our republic are the most important concerns heading toward November, not electoral votes. From Rick Perlstein: prospect.org/politics/2024-…

The U.S. still has no statutory limit on the workweek and the May Day movement has returned. Happy International Workers’ Day. prospect.org/labor/2024-05-…

Conservative justices in The Supreme Court are unlikely to hold Trump accountable to protect his chances of winning in November. Hassan Ali Kanu reports: prospect.org/justice/2024-0…

April brings spring showers and regulation finalizations as the Biden Admin is trying to avoid these agency rules potentially being overturned via the Congressional Review Act should Republicans retake control of the White House and Congress next year. prospect.org/politics/2024-…

Pro-Israel groups pressed for the reauthorization of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act earlier this month as a means towards warrantless spying on protestors. prospect.org/blogs-and-news…

For every draconian measure university presidents take against their own students, there is inevitably an equal reaction. From Harold Meyerson: prospect.org/blogs-and-news…

ICYMI: The jobs board for the American Climate Corps debuted last week. The workforce development initiative will give young Americans the skills and training needed for careers in the clean energy and climate resilience fields to combat climate change. prospect.org/environment/20…