Hannah Levintova
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Long Before Silicon Valley Bank’s Collapse, Its CEO Helped Kill Tougher Oversight of Banks Like His
Greg Becker successfully pushed Congress to weaken risk checks enacted after the 2008 financial crisis. → Read More
Sonia Sotomayor Just Nailed the Problem With the Student Debt Cancellation Challenge
It starts with generational wealth. → Read More
The Abortion Pill’s Secret Money Men
The untold story of the private equity investors behind Mifeprex—and their escalating legal battle to cash in post-Dobbs. → Read More
Monster of 2022: People Suing to Kill Student Debt Relief Because They’re Not Included
Cue the world’s tiniest violin. → Read More
UN Investigators Just Issued Their First Report on Russian War Crimes in Ukraine. It Is Horrific.
It includes evidence of widespread torture, rape, and executions. → Read More
Republican Governors Just Sent Biden a Letter About Student Debt Relief That Misses the Point
They simply ignore that the plan is designed to target middle- and low-income families. → Read More
Biden’s IRA Targets a Corporate Tactic for Amassing Wealth and Avoiding Taxes. Will It Work?
Everything you need to know about the proposed 1 percent tax on stock buybacks. → Read More
A Texas Supreme Court Just Upheld an Abortion Ban From 1925
The state's trigger law is already set to go into effect later this month. → Read More
Justice Clarence Thomas Just Said the Quiet Part Out Loud
In a concurring opinion, he called on the Supreme Court to build on overturning Roe by reassessing rights to same-sex marriage and contraception. → Read More
The Education Department Just Took Its Biggest Debt Cancellation Step Ever
It announced $5.8 billion in relief for students of a notorious for-profit chain. → Read More
The Fight for Student Debt Relief Started a Decade Ago—at Occupy Wall Street
Biden may cancel billions in student loans. The nation’s first debtors’ union helped make that possible. → Read More
Everything Everywhere All at Once: How Private Equity Rules Your World
From your favorite burger joint to your local dentist, PE titans are invested in almost everything you do. → Read More
Real Estate Predators Tried to Cash In on the Pandemic. Then Tenants Fought Back.
“I feel sometimes that we’re up against this faceless money monster." → Read More
The Smash-and-Grab Economy
Billionaires are looting the country, leaving everyday Americans to clean up the mess—and fight for the scraps. → Read More
Medical Debts Have Counted Against 43 Million Americans’ Credit Scores. That Is Finally About to Change.
The three credit reporting agencies announced that they’ll soon wipe almost 70 percent of medical debts off credit reports. → Read More
About One Child Per Second Has Fled Ukraine Since the Start of the Russian Invasion
They’re among the more than 10 million displaced Ukrainians. → Read More
56 Counties, Cities, and States Just Raised Their Minimum Wage
Happy New Year! → Read More
Farewell to Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Toxic Twitter Feed Full of Covid Lies
Twitter just shut down her personal account permanently. → Read More
With the Supreme Court Ready to Gut Roe, Amy Klobuchar Says Congress Needs to Act—and Fast
“The most sane route to get this done right now would be…to codify Roe v. Wade into law.” → Read More
Days After the Michigan School Shooting, a GOP Lawmaker Posted a Gun-Filled Family Photo
GOP Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) waves around a tiny handgun at a 2020 pro-gun rally.Bryan Woolston/Getty Fight disinformation. Get a daily recap of the facts that matter. Sign up for the free Mother Jones newsletter. On Saturday, Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) posted a holiday-themed family photo to his Twitter account. The image featured a decorated Christmas tree, Massie’s smiling wife and kids,… → Read More