David Dayen is the Executive Editor of The American Prospect and the author of the books "Chain of Title" and "Monopolized." He focuses on a wide range of topics, including economics, politics, and social issues. His work has been featured in various publications, including The New York Times, and he is a regular contributor to RealClearMarkets and KCRW.
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States have always diverged on policies, but it’s grown more intense. And for red states, that’s not enough.
There’s another critical shortage of salt and water in a bag. Hurricane Helene is only the surface-level cause; it’s really about America refusing to learn the lessons of monopoly fragility.
Today on TAP: Announcing Organized Money, a new show about how the business world really works
By: David Dayen
If we know anything about what life would be like if Trump wins again, we know this bottomless grifting would continue.
Dirt farmer Jon Tester is the last statewide Democrat. Practically all the Republican officeholders are out-of-state millionaires. What gives?
Today on TAP: The CFPB initiates a new ‘open banking’ rule that will make it less of a hassle to switch financial institutions.
By now, the story has made the rounds. Back in June, Oklahoma’s superintendent for public instruction, Ryan Walters, ordered every classroom in the state to teach the Bible between fif
In the Biden administration, some officials actually tried to govern. The squealing from corporations made clear that this novelty was effective.
November and December will nominally be about confirming judges and kicking the can on must-pass bills. More ambitious efforts probably aren’t happening.
The second Trump administration will have a Potemkin cabinet and centralized power among the czars in the White House.
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