Brad Reed is a staff writer at Common Dreams. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, energy policy, and current affairs, often exploring themes related to economic policy and geopolitics. His work has been featured in various prominent outlets such as Salon Media Group, Inc., AlterNet, and The New Civil Rights Movement.
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Brad Reed's coverage mainly focuses on government and politics, with a particular emphasis on evolving stories and legal policy regulation. He regularly covers news related to Donald Trump, the Republican Party, the January 6 riot, MAGA (Make America Great Again), and GOP.
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Consumer and environmental advocates urge SEC to maintain climate disclosure rules for investors' protection and transparency in financial markets.
By: Donald-Trump, Brad Reed
“I urge you to halt this illegal, costly, and ineffective operation.”
By: Brad Reed, Donald-Trump, David-Ellison
Wyden's claims about CBS came on the same day its parent company's CEO, David Ellison, defended the proposed megamerger between Paramount and Warner Bros.
By: Donald-Trump, Elizabeth-Warren, Brad Reed
“The National Guard are not pawns, and taxpayer dollars are not a piggy bank for Trump's political stunts.” Information provided to Sen.
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report in The Wall Street Journal revealed new details on President Donald Trump's attempts to shake down major corporate donors to fund his assorted
By: Brad Reed
Countries in Central America and southern Africa are expected to be hardest hit by El Niño this year, according to the United Nations World Food Program.
By: Brad Reed, Chris-Murphy
“I'm all in for Abdul,” said US Sen. Chris Murphy. Democrats from across the ideological spectrum lined up behind Abdul El-Sayed on Wednesday after he clinched the party's nomination for a US Senate seat in Michigan.
By: Todd-Blanche, Brad Reed, Tina-Smith
“Anti-abortion zealots like Todd Blanche would not stop until they could restrict our bodily autonomy to the furthest degree,” said one critic.
By: Brad Reed, Mike-Johnson
“I think it shows you how deeply out of touch the Republican Party is with the concerns of working-class Americans.”
