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Congress Made Over $635 Million In Stock Trades While Americans Struggled – See Who Traded the Most

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Congress Made Over $635 Million In Stock Trades While Americans Struggled – See Who Traded the Most

diciembre 12, 2025

It’s no secret that members of Congress, who often have access to information the public doesn’t, can buy and sell stocks. Here's the members of Congress who traded the most stock this year.

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Common Cause Georgia Backs Redistricting Reform in State Senate Hearing

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Common Cause Georgia Backs Redistricting Reform in State Senate Hearing

Common Cause Georgia Executive Director William Perry testified in front of the Georgia Senate’s Reapportionment and Redistricting Committee this week in support of redistricting reform.

febrero 11, 2015

8 times Jon Stewart was at his greatest

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8 times Jon Stewart was at his greatest

With Jon Stewart leaving The Daily Show, we're all losing an important voice. Here are 8 times Jon Stewart was at his greatest.

febrero 11, 2015

What’s better: 25% of Angelenos voting? Or 75% of Angelenos voting?

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What’s better: 25% of Angelenos voting? Or 75% of Angelenos voting?

Charter Amendments 1 and 2, on the Los Angeles March 3rd primary election ballot, would increase voter participation and hold politicians accountable by holding municipal and school board elections at the same time as federal and state elections.

febrero 10, 2015

Common Cause Ohio Takes Case for Redistricting Reform to Cincinnati

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Common Cause Ohio Takes Case for Redistricting Reform to Cincinnati

Common Cause Ohio joined partner organizations in Cincinnati to review the details of Issue 1.

febrero 10, 2015

Victoria

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Victoria

El presidente Tom Wheeler lo expresó mejor en la histórica reunión de la FCC de la semana pasada: “Internet es simplemente demasiado importante como para permitir que los proveedores de banda ancha sean los que establezcan las reglas”. Amén.

febrero 9, 2015

Se perdió a Charles

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Se perdió a Charles

Charles Benton se fue hace menos de una semana, pero ya lo extraño. Lo extraño como amigo, como persona encantadora y, a propósito de este testimonio, como defensor intrépido y eficaz del interés público. No podría haber admirado más a este buen hombre.

febrero 9, 2015

From the Worst FCC Vote to the Best

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From the Worst FCC Vote to the Best

But, 13 years later, a spirit of redemption is in the air. Last week, FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler moved boldly to correct the bizarre classification rulings of his predecessors. He put forward a plan that would bring broadband providers clearly under the consumer-empowering provisions of Title II of the Telecommunications Act. Title II is where consumer protections, universal service, privacy, disability rights, and other important safeguards are housed.

febrero 9, 2015

Comcast-TWC and the Open Internet: One Issue, Not Two

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Comcast-TWC and the Open Internet: One Issue, Not Two

It’s now a two-front people’s crusade to prevent gatekeepers from wresting control of our nation’s communications ecosystem.

febrero 9, 2015

A Most Unvirtuous Circle

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A Most Unvirtuous Circle

It’s shaping up as a great political year ahead—if you are a billionaire with an axe to grind or a broadcast or cable operator.

febrero 9, 2015

Copy of A Most Unvirtuous Circle

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Copy of A Most Unvirtuous Circle

It’s shaping up as a great political year ahead—if you are a billionaire with an axe to grind or a broadcast or cable operator.

febrero 9, 2015

Chris Christie’s terrible, horrible, no good, very bad week

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Chris Christie’s terrible, horrible, no good, very bad week

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie’s week started with a bad case of foot-in-mouth during his three-day trip to England, and went downhill from there, reaching new lows for ethics and good, open government – even for New Jersey. But his woes are about more than the Governor; they’re a reminder of the the yawning gap between the political machinations America gets and the democracy it deserves.

febrero 6, 2015

3 grandes cosas y 3 conclusiones del anuncio de Internet abierta

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3 grandes cosas y 3 conclusiones del anuncio de Internet abierta

Ya conoces la noticia: la Comisión Federal de Comunicaciones (FCC) anunció sus normas de Internet Abierta ("neutralidad de la red"). La FCC está a punto de aprobar las protecciones más estrictas posibles para la neutralidad de la red.

febrero 5, 2015

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Congress Made Over $635 Million In Stock Trades While Americans Struggled – See Who Traded the Most

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Common Cause Georgia Backs Redistricting Reform in State Senate Hearing

8 times Jon Stewart was at his greatest

What’s better: 25% of Angelenos voting? Or 75% of Angelenos voting?

Common Cause Ohio Takes Case for Redistricting Reform to Cincinnati

Victoria

Se perdió a Charles

From the Worst FCC Vote to the Best

Comcast-TWC and the Open Internet: One Issue, Not Two

A Most Unvirtuous Circle

Copy of A Most Unvirtuous Circle

Chris Christie’s terrible, horrible, no good, very bad week

3 grandes cosas y 3 conclusiones del anuncio de Internet abierta

¡Hola! Parece que te unes a nosotros desde {estado}.

Congress Made Over $635 Million In Stock Trades While Americans Struggled – See Who Traded the Most

Obtenga actualizaciones nacionales

Reciba noticias de última hora, oportunidades de acción y recursos sobre democracia.

Common Cause Georgia Backs Redistricting Reform in State Senate Hearing

8 times Jon Stewart was at his greatest

What’s better: 25% of Angelenos voting? Or 75% of Angelenos voting?

Common Cause Ohio Takes Case for Redistricting Reform to Cincinnati

Victoria

Se perdió a Charles

From the Worst FCC Vote to the Best

Comcast-TWC and the Open Internet: One Issue, Not Two

A Most Unvirtuous Circle

Copy of A Most Unvirtuous Circle

Chris Christie’s terrible, horrible, no good, very bad week

3 grandes cosas y 3 conclusiones del anuncio de Internet abierta

¡Hola! Parece que te unes a nosotros desde {estado}.

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