Dirt Diggers Digest
Philip Matteracorporate misconduct and how to research it
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Trump’s Latest Sham Tariffs
Donald Trump needs tariffs almost as much as he needs flattery. For him they function less as a trade tool and more as a cudgel that allows him to exercise his will against other countries. They also create a system under which domestic cor...
Trial Lawyers Outshine Federal Prosecutors
Johnson & Johnson has just agreed to pay at least $5.5 billion to settle tens of thousands of claims that its talcum powder products cause ovarian cancer. A federal court recently gave final approval to a settlement in which Anthropic will...
The Big Retreat from Enforcement
Tech barons have long dreamed of creating a libertarian territory free of all regulation and taxation. They have not yet succeeded in that self-serving effort, but the Trump Administration is increasingly adopting policies that push the Uni...
Is the Price-Fixing Crackdown for Real?
Throughout his second term, Donald Trump has struggled to find an effective message on the issue of inflation. For a time, he tried to deny the problem existed, choosing to depict the affordability crisis as an invention of the Democrats....
Trump’s Interventionist Power Trip
Donald Trump may have thought that giving a 250th Independence Day speech at Mount Rushmore would help his shameless effort to have his image added to those of Washington, Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Lincoln.
Instead, what he earned...
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Phil Mattera is the Director of the Corporate Research Project, an affiliate of Good Jobs First.
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