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Data Matters
David Madland and Karla Walter on how the nation’s top labor cop can use data to drive enforcement and protect American workers.
- Strengthening the Middle Class: Ensuring Equal Pay for Women: CAP Action Heather Boushey Testifies
- A Promise Deferred Is a Promise Broken: Democrats Risk Losing Latino Vote Without Immigration Reform
- Making Things Worse: Conservative Proposals on Health Care Do Not Offer Solutions
- Wellpoint Raising Rates by Double Digits in at Least 11 States: Double-Digit Premium Increases Are Not Just in California
- Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell By the Numbers: The Costs of an Outdated and Discriminatory Policy
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Ending Senseless Subsidies
The private student lending industry, desperate to maintain its government-sponsored largess, has mounted "an aggressive lobbying campaign."
From Our Blogs
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Senators Negotiate Green Economy Bill With Polluters Who Deny Threat Of Global Warming
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The Children of Undocumented Immigrants Are People Too; Citizens, Even
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170 House Republicans rebuff Steele by voting to ban RNC’s ‘Census’ mailer.
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Rep. Inslee: “This is a moment for scientists to channel their inner Rambo.” - Tells Senators to "put away your fear" and unleash clean energy jobs
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The WonkLine: March 11, 2010
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Sex Scandals Aren’t Interesting When They Involve Republicans
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TurboTax drops Glenn Beck, whose show has gone without ads for more than a month in the UK.
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You can support Van Jones and clean energy jobs
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Robert’s Fine Whine
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ThinkFast: March 11, 2010
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Brown Sends Letter on Fed Vacancies
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Big Oil uses fake “Americans” to attack fake “energy taxes.”
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Gov. McDonnell Rebuffs Attorney General, Issues New Directive Protecting LGBT From Discrimination
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