The Trump-linked spy firm could be paid millions to help the Department of Agriculture with “employee seat assignments” and “space utilization.”

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After lobbyists spent big on the Trump administration and Democratic defectors, the government funding bill cut food-contamination rules and limited ultraprocessed-food research.

As regulators crack down on noncompete agreements that bar workers from finding better jobs, employees across the country are increasingly bound by a new form of “stay-or-pay” contract that indebts them to their bosses.

To the benefit of Big Pharma, the president’s new executive order on drug costs is missing a key price-lowering mechanism.

Awash in industry donations, Trump is poised to exonerate fossil fuel executives accused of colluding to increase oil prices.

A corporate-led attack on free speech in Texas is making odd bedfellows and tearing the state’s GOP apart.

Pioneer Natural Resources CEO Scott Sheffield was banned from ExxonMobil’s board after a merger for conspiring to keep gas prices high.

Awash in industry donations, Trump is poised to exonerate fossil fuel executives accused of colluding to increase oil prices.

Potential pension chief Daniel Aronowitz wants to give retirement fund managers a free pass for price-gouging workers and bungling their savings — and his company stands to profit from it.

Declarations in a case reveal a haphazard hobbling of the consumer protection agency.

Emboldened by the new administration’s regulatory reprieve, “price optimization” consultants are showing corporations how to weaponize import levies to fleece consumers.

Emboldened by the new administration’s regulatory reprieve, “price optimization” consultants are showing corporations how to weaponize import levies to fleece consumers.

The tech CEO just confirmed what we already know: Big Tech is deliberately worsening users’ online experience.

New documents show Billy Long’s $130,000 personal debt was suddenly paid off by donors at firms policed by the tax agency he’d lead.

New documents show Billy Long’s $130,000 personal debt was suddenly paid off by donors at firms policed by the tax agency he’d lead.

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick elaborates on the Trump-led rebirth of the American economy and U.S. manufacturing on ‘Jesse Watters Primetime.’

Nonprofit hospitals are building tax-exempt real estate empires — and working to crush politicians who stand in their way.

Delaware just passed a bill to let executives off the hook across the country — and Meta helped write it.

Factory farms are blaming eggflation on animal welfare laws in an attempt to boost their margins and crush their competitors.

Factory farms are blaming eggflation on animal welfare laws in an attempt to boost their margins and crush their competitors.

The White House granted the waiver to David Sacks a month after Trump fired the director of the independent agency charged with enforcing federal ethics statutes.

Democrats agreed to speed up consideration of the bill to allow a vote on Friday in exchange for votes on four amendments.

A Delaware bill would award Elon Musk $56 billion, shield corporate executives from liability, and strip away voting power from shareholders.

With little fear of competition, the tech giant is jacking up prices for its cloud-based software as it aims for another monopoly

One of the Right's long running projects is now being enacted with help from Silicon Valley and Wall St.

The VA may be the next government agency to go dark, if Pete Hegseth’s digital Rolodex is anything to go by.

The VA may be the next government agency to go dark, if Pete Hegseth’s digital Rolodex is anything to go by.

Big Tech app companies want to evade employment law, and they’re hoping Republicans will help.