The midterms are finally here. Over the past few months, campaigns have handed out countless number of pamphlets and other forms of campaign material to
Political spending has skyrocketed since the Supreme Court allowed corporations and unions to spend unlimited amounts of money in advertisements. The extent of the Court’s
Worker benefits for those in the gig-economy has lawmakers from both sides of the aisle rethinking how to structure the social safety net to freelance
Election hacking has remained in the headlines after a federal grand jury indicted 12 Russian intelligence officers on charges of hacking Democrats’ emails and computer
Overall, 58% of working Americans had access to a retirement savings plan at work and 49% participated, so what’s all the ruckus about? A broader
We explored the health risks of vaping and its increasing use among middle- and high-school age students in a post in late April. Since then,
If you’re looking for a business story to intrigue your readers, try one on predatory lending, something that involves the ever-popular topics of money, politics
With the close presidential election in 2016 and races in divided national and state legislatures, special elections have garnered extra attention over the last year.
One of the covert ways that companies and PR firms affect coverage and influence the public is through astroturfing. Astroturf, as you probably know, is
The new Tax Cuts and Jobs Act sets off several important changes in healthcare to watch in 2018. Millions of Americans will choose to opt
Many taxpayers saw an immediate increase in their paychecks after H.R. 1, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Bill, became law on January 1, 2018. But they
Immediately after the tax cut passed in December, companies like Walmart, AT&T, Boeing, Comcast, and Wells Fargo began announcing how they would invest in employees
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