Port Strike Halts: Now What?
The port strike has ended with a tentative wage agreement and disputes over automation and fees punted to next year. The wage agreement was the easy part. On January 15,…
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Election Integrity Wins: SAVE Act
The 2020 election, fraught with real and perceived controversies, has perhaps had a significant positive impact on improving election integrity. Over the past four years, various pro–election integrity organizations have achieved…
Election Integrity Wins: 2024 vs. 2020 Elections
The 2022 midterm elections for the most part had few of the administrative problems that plagued the 2020 election. Nevertheless, polling shows that voters in both parties lack trust and…
Election Integrity Wins: Noncitizen Voting
Democratic-led cities, such as New York City and Washington, DC, have enacted laws allowing foreign nationals to vote in local elections, raising concerns about additional strain on election workers and…
Election Integrity Wins: Winning in Court
There were significant election law cases in both battlegrounds and non-battlegrounds across the country. Some cases have been settled with clear victories for election integrity advocates.
Election Integrity Wins: Texas vs. Big Tech
While Congress has taken some steps to investigate Big Tech companies, states are also getting into the act. In particular, the Texas Senate committee that oversees election security has subpoenaed…
InfluenceWatch Podcast #336: Do You Need to Stock Up on Toilet Paper? (Or, Everything You Need to Know About the Dockworker Strike)
As the country moves through a contentious election season, where the state of the economy and worries over inflation have been a major talking point, a new economic hazard has…
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Big Philanthropy’s Most Radical Scholars
Last month, the Marguerite Casey Foundation announced the 2024 winners of its annual Freedom Scholar award, highlighting the work of some of the country’s most prominent leftist activist-academics.
A New Jim Crow Era: Blacks Only
We have learned from our Jim Crow Era mistakes in the past, right? Or are we seeing a resurgence of a new type of segregation, not just in the South…