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A decade of filings reveals technology that could instantly change prices based on what’s in your cart, your perceived ...

Indigenous People’s Day raises the alarm, California takes customers off of the endless phone hold — and other wins worth a ...

As Medicare for All experiences a resurgence, Democratic corporatists are undermining the momentum by pushing bandaid ...

Exxon, Tesla, and Goldman Sachs are turning passive investors into an automatic voting bloc built to crush corporate dissent.

This is Midterm Madness, the only newsletter you need to stay up to date on election news. Key race updates, money trails, ...

An assault-rifle manufacturer helped Collins land a job after a failed gubernatorial campaign. She later backed legislation shielding gunmakers from lawsuits.

I’ve spent most of my adult life toiling away in many different political and journalism jobs, but focused on one single mission the whole time: a mission to show that corruption isn’t an ...

Ultrawealthy donors have spent nearly half a billion dollars trying to convince voters to keep their taxes low via the ballot this November. This is a web version of The Lever’s daily email newsletter ...

Democracy stages a Southwestern rebellion, abuse victims find shelter, UnitedHealth faces a preexisting investigation, and ...

It’s day one after President Donald Trump leaves office; a Democrat has been elected to replace him, and there are four years of Trump’s mess to clean up — what should the new president do? Sen.