Banks benefited the most from the GOP’s tax scam.
Republicans’ massive tax reform bill — largely a giveaway to corporations and the super wealthy — was supposedly justified by a massive boom in the American economy that would make…
The headlines for white-collar crime this year have largely been grabbed by special counsel Robert Mueller, who has uncovered a huge array of financial crimes in President Donald Trump’s inner…
Today, it looks as though the administration is indeed crushing it — the economy, that is.
Millions of Americans are taking care of their beloved elders, many stuck in situations far more agonizing than mine. Some are dealing with dementia, whereby the afflicted can’t do anything for themselves.
Mick Mulvaney used his tenure at the CFPB to do the bidding of corporations, not help consumers.
Labor has since fallen off. Behold the spectacle at Toys R Us.
Republican state attorneys general thought they had a perfect way to flex their muscles after the GOP tax scam bill was passed…
At summer’s end, the U.S. economy looks to be sizzling. Unemployment is low. Growth is higher than expected. Consumer confidence is soaring and Wall Street just set a record bull run.
One of the country’s top student loan officials accuses the Trump administration of betraying American families to serve ‘the wishes of the most powerful financial companies in America.’
Some experts even think removing Trump from office could lift the market.
The story has been corroborated by two D.C. lobbyists who chose to remain anonymous due to the sensitive nature of the news.
Trump’s Consumer Financial Protection Bureau works hard to fail at its job of protecting consumers — and now it’s failing our military service members.
Warren, grilling Kraninger, said of the separation of families, “These are innocent children who may be scarred forever by this policy.
Hurricane season is underway in North America, with the worst storms likely between August and October.
The fact that Republicans are great at cutting taxes for the 1% while butchering social programs for the poor doesn’t mean that they don’t spend tax dollars like crazy.
That’s a complete reversal of what candidate Trump promised voters.
As Fahrenthold notes, when you sign a tax return, you pledge that the information contained is accurate to the best of your knowledge under penalty of perjury.
Which country do rich people willing to break the law to escape taxes favor most as the place to hide their money? Chances are you’re in it right now.
The Trump administration took down online records about abusive animal breeders, and now they’re considering ending an online complaint database about illegal fees…
Poverty meant buying yesterday’s — or even sometimes last week’s — bread.
Trump used $258,000 of charity money to settle lawsuits, a clear violation of the law.
It’s time to put the Wall Street tax back on the table. Rather than just cutting back on the middle class and on America’s future — as the no-can-do leaders in Washington propose — let’s invest in the grassroots people to build America up.
Patients may think their insurers are fighting on their behalf for the best prices. But saving patients money is often not their top priority. Just ask Michael Frank.
In the fierce labor wars of the last century, industrial barons employed Pinkertons and other goons to bloody the heads of laborers or simply gun down those struggling for a share of economic and political power.