How Mark Zuckerberg Almost Handed Texas To The Democrats
By now it’s a familiar story to many Americans that private money was just one of many irregularities that plagued the 2020 election. In numerous reports, the Capital Research Center…
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Core Issues in Labor Policy: Every Job a Factory Job
With the Biden administration and Democratic congressional majorities entering office with the backing of organized labor as a constituency they intend to reward and strengthen, supporters of employee freedom, American…
Core Issues in Labor Policy: Independent Contracting
Independent contracting through internet applications (the “gig economy”) hurts Big Labor in two ways: First, the application platforms compete with old, Three Bigs–model unionized businesses. This is most visibly the…
Core Issues in Labor Policy: Mandating the Closed Shop
For Big Labor, the closed shop debate is a simple one: They get more money from a closed shop than an open shop. Unions have battled state-level right-to-work laws with…
Core Issues in Labor Policy: Social Justice Unionism
Big Labor’s institutional and alumni-network linkages with the rest of the Left propagate an ideology sometimes called “social justice unionism.” In social justice unionism, rather than focusing advocacy on members’…
Best of CRC Media Hits for April 2021
We broke new ground in April 2021: Capital Research Center president Scott Walter was quoted in the New York Times as part of reporter Ken Vogel’s expose on Swiss billionaire…
Who Is Swiss Billionaire Hansjörg Wyss?
CRC's Hayden Ludwig joins Newsmax's Greg Kelly Reports to discuss the Swiss Billionaire Hansjörg Wyss who is very interested in influencing American politics, policy, and news. Wyss's recently attempted to…
Scholars Convincingly Urge Increased Academic Study of Elite Philanthropy
In an International Journal of Management Reviews article published last month about elite philanthropy in the United States and the United Kingdom, four professors strongly urge that high-status grantmaking be taken more…
Tracing Mark Zuckerberg’s Election Investment in North Carolina—UPDATED
While much of America was focused on the voting irregularities in 2020, many missed the year’s other big story: How one billionaire attempted to privatize the election. The Capital Research…
InfluenceWatch Podcast #167: Understanding China’s University Influence
This week, CRC’s Communications and External Relations Director Sarah Lee interviews National Association of Scholars Senior Research Fellow Rachelle Peterson about her work related to the Confucius Institutes, ostensible Chinese…