For-Profit and Online Colleges Spend the Least on Instruction, Report Finds
If you’re looking for the greatest bang for your tuition buck, you might want to look first at public colleges and universities.
Waging War on Wage Theft
As more states raise their minimum wage, some companies are saving money by finding other ways to stiff employees, such as forcing them to work off the clock.
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Duped Middle Class — Will Voters Fight Back? Part 2
Eliminating tax subsidies that primarily benefit the plutocrats is urgently needed if we are to preserve the middle class and our economy.
Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Duped Middle Class — Will Voters Fight Back? Part 1
TCJA gave massive tax cuts to the very rich, massively increased budget deficits, increased incentives to move jobs and profits offshore — and minimally increased investment in productivity.
NY Students Aren’t Buying Amazon’s Sweetheart Deal
Students are wondering how New York could afford to give billions of dollars to Amazon when their schools are literally falling apart.
Deutsche Bank, Trump, and Russia: A WhoWhatWhy Primer
The German banking colossus is back in the news, after German authorities raided its offices Thursday morning as part of a money laundering investigation. We’ve already been looking closely at this bank and its strange relations to Trump, Russia, oligarchs, and more — here’s what we’ve found.
In Case You Were Wondering About Our Omarosa Coverage…
While the rest of the media was busy providing wall-to-wall coverage of a spat between two former reality TV stars, WhoWhatWhy delivered solid news.
Farewell to a Hypocrite
Having failed to fully gut Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid, House Speaker Paul Ryan is calling it quits. What’s next for one of Washington’s biggest hypocrites?