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Five Questions for Trump’s FBI Director Nominee Christopher Wray
Trump’s pick for FBI Director will face the Senate Judiciary Committee this Wednesday
More Than 100 Groups Call on Secretaries of State to Protect Voter Rights by Rejecting Pence-Kobach Request for Sensitive Voter Data
CMD signed on to a letter along with 100 groups including The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights condemning Pence and Kobach’s request for American citizens’ personal information.
New Study Undercuts Trump FCC Chair’s Justification for Rolling Back Net Neutrality
A recent publication in the International Journal for Communication calls into questions the research cited by current FCC Chairman Ajit Pai as his primary justification for plan to roll back net neutrality rules.
Russiagate: It’s Not Just About Elections
Scope of investigations into Trump camp collusion with Russia is far broader.
Reagan vs. Cities: The Battle Over South African Apartheid and Lessons for the Trump Era
New report shows parallels between Reagan and Trump threats against local governments and how cities and states successfully fought back.
Talent Market: The Libertarian Headhunting Firm Serving the Koch Network and the Bradley Foundation
The Bradley Files shed light on Talent Market, the preferred head hunting firm of the Koch network and the Bradley Foundation.
Bradley Foundation Bankrolls Chairman Art Pope’s Extreme Agenda in North Carolina
Art Pope is a Republican mega-donor dubbed “Koch Jr.”
WILL’s Faulty School Voucher Study Cheered by Other Bradley Funded Groups
WILL’s faulty study of voucher students was echoed by Bradley funded groups and went unchallenged by mainstream media.
Where is the “Justice” in Sessions’ DOJ?
Six questions appropriations committee members need to ask.