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The Senate will vote later today to confirm Amy Coney Barrett as the sixth right-wing justice on a Supreme Court that is already historically pro-corporate.This is just the latest in

This is a well done report that outlines a series of consequential design choices policymakers will face when constructing a border carbon adjustment/tariff/fee. Thread...https://twitter.com/AaronCosbey/status/1311686370436345856 1. Coverag

Fact checkers, eager to show balance after a debate that Trump tried to bully and insult his way through, are zeroing in on a claim made by Biden that the

The WTO just ruled against Trump’s China tariffs.The case ended up hinging on a question that seems pretty unrelated to trade: Does the totality of a country’s legal system say

Highly recommend. Tim was able to emphasize more than we did in our article last week that a major reason to seek a 232 *investigation* (and that is all it

This OECD paper attempts to quantify policy-induced barriers to services trade and comes up with some high topline numbers.I may have missed it, but I didn't see much if any

Joe Biden has put out a supply chain plan today.Here's a few key features.https://joebiden.com/supplychains/ It envisions an ongoing review and planning process to ensure that the US always has access

Today, in @theprospect, we're debating the proper role in a progressive administration for an obscure agency called the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs. You're going to want to check

This from Ginsburg's dissent in RNC v. DNC is all you need to know."The Court’s suggestion that the current situation is not “substantially different” from “an ordinary election” boggles the

Trump is increasingly invoking the Defense Production Act of 1950 (DPA).But he’s leaving a lot of power on the table. Threadhttps://www.politico.com/news/2020/04/02/trump-expands-dpa-order-162128 First, a timeline of what the administration has actua

Here is a short thread on why it's important for an American - if you're going to choose to talk about Bolivia - to call it a coup. First, as