Trump, Xi, and a Defining Moment for the World 
David Lapp on the Case Against Forcing Residential Consumers to Pay for Skyrocketing Data Center Costs 
Elizabeth Burch on the Dark Side of the Tort Bar Patrick Schumacher on the Role Of Civil Monetary Penalties in the Regulation of Nursing Homes
There are more than 1.2 million Americans living in nursing homes in the United States. How many of them are being mistreated in violation of…
Jameson Harper
Mary Pruski on the Grassroots Fight Against a Corrupt Catholic Church Hierarchy in Buffalo
In 2020, facing hundreds of sexual abuse claims, the Roman Catholic Diocese of Buffalo filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. To pay for the projected bankruptcy…
BANG TAO’S NIGHTMARE: THAI MEDIA EXPOSES ILLEGAL CLUBS, CORRUPT OFFICIALS, AND THE DEATH OF JORDAN WRIGHT—HERE’S HOW PHUKET’S NIGHTLIFE BECAME A KILLING FIELD
Bang Tao Illegal Clubs are operating in plain sight. Clubs Operating Without Permits, Phuket’s nightlife isn’t just loud and lawless
Sarah Anderson on the Twenty Largest Low Wage Employers
The Institute for Policy Studies last week released a new report on America’s twenty largest low wage employers. These are the twenty S&P 500 corporations…
Rachel Brewster on the Rise of Global FCPA Settlements
For the past three decades, the United States has been the dominant enforcer of laws governing corporations that bribe foreign government officials. But in recent…
Phillips 66 to Pay $8 Million Gets Prosecution Deferred No Monitor No Finding of Guilt No Corporate Probation No Press Release
What if the federal government settles a major corporate crime case with a lenient deferred prosecution agreement but doesn’t alert the press and the public…