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A new poll shows voters oppose Congressional proposals to add new antitrust regulations for technology companies.

/PRNewswire/ -- While a majority of New York City companies are currently remote, 76 percent of C-suite executives say in-person work is critical to their...

A pair of polls conducted for One Nation, a dark money group aligned with Senate GOP leadership, found that both Manchin and Sinema’s willingness to brush aside progressive calls to either reform the filibuster or do away with it altogether has translated into support back home, including from some Republicans. In West Virginia, 59 percent of respondents said that Manchin’s pledge not to weaken or eliminate the filibuster makes them more likely to vote for him the next time he’s on the ballot in 2024. More than a quarter of respondents — 28 percent — said that Manchin’s vow makes...

January 29, 2021 by dmartignetti Phil Goldberg who is special counsel to the Manufacturer’ Accountability Project who is arguing a landmark climate case before the United States Supreme Court. – The Manufacturers’ Accountability Project has announced that Axis Research conducted a nationwide poll this month of 1,003 voters to better understand voters’ attitudes about lawsuits targeting manufacturers over climate change. The poll explored voices across the political and demographic spectrum to understand the opinions among the electorate. Key Takeaways from Poll Findings: • A majo...

January 20, 2021 6:22 PM ET Font Size: The Supreme Court heard oral arguments Tuesday on a climate case that could determine the future of climate litigation against energy companies within the federal court system. The argument in BP P.L.C. v. Mayor and City Council of Baltimore considers whether energy companies should be held accountable for the impact of climate change. The lawsuit was filed in 2018 by the City of Baltimore and argues that 26 companies should be held liable for environmental damages in the city — including coastal flooding and rising temperatures. But the Supreme Court ...