The Tax Break Dividing the Republican Party
A big proposed deduction is pitting some larger corporations against the GOP’s small-business base.
Economy
How to Win Friends and Stigmatize Nazis
Businesses are right to fire people with heinous views. But it's important to do so under a well-defined framework.
Trump's Faux Breakup With His Manufacturing Council
The president is getting along just fine with big business.
‘We Have 14 Black Deaf Americans With Ph.D.s—14’
A conversation with a deaf-studies professor and a student she’s been supporting throughout his academic career
After Charlottesville, Business Leaders Are Dumping the Trump Administration
Several prominent executives have resigned their positions on the president's manufacturing council and issued statements decrying racism.
Is Being a White Supremacist Grounds for Firing?
Americans are pressuring employers to prove that hate speech has real consequences.
Nuclear Anxiety Returns to America
People are talking about thermonuclear war again—and they're out of practice.
Is Snapchat Doomed?
It was supposed to be the future of social media and video. It’s looking like just another Facebook victim.
Are There Black 'Queen Bees'?
In many ways, women of color defy the label often given to female bosses considered "catty."
TV’s Ad Apocalypse Is Getting Closer
Disney’s decision to build its own streaming service is smart. It’s also the latest sign that the traditional cable bundle is doomed.