Public pressure has convinced some large companies to condemn Georgia's voter suppression laws — after supporting the campaigns of the Republican legislators that passed them.

*Corporations Gave $50 Million to GOP Lawmakers Behind Voter Suppression Onslaught.*

Additional Republican-controlled states are passing similar laws. To get these companies to pressure additional states, we will need to keep up the pressure on them.

*NLRB Says Amazon Firing of Workers Who Demanded Better Climate, Labor Policies Was Illegal Retaliation.*

Treasury Secretary Yellen called for a global minimum tax rate on corporations.

I support this; however, to make it truly effective will require global agreement on limiting deductions and blocking tax evasion.

(satire) *Man Opposes Taxing Rich Because He Knows One Day He Could Find $20 Bill On Ground.*

British thugs arrested legal observers present outside a protest in Briston to give legal aid to protesters that were arrested.

The thugs could not have failed to recognize that they were legal observers.

Describing all of the Briston protests together as "sometimes violent, sometimes not" misrepresents them. Most of the protesters were nonviolent while sometimes certain protesters started violence.