READ THIS🚨 From a ballroom, to a birthday parade: New reports say Trump has devoted $1.6 BILLION in taxpayer money to fund his self-serving vanity projects.
That’s 620 times what the average American earns in a lifetime.
Americans are struggling to make ends meet, and Trump is treating them as his personal ATM.
AI developers are sounding the alarm about its risks. Congress must answer the call and regulate, urges CAP’s Zoë Baird in @techpolicypress: https://t.co/Lkp879KrI3
CAP's comprehensive agenda has commonsense ideas that would improve food safety and make healthy food more accessible: https://t.co/Cp4399DVaM…https://t.co/rMPuWseeCm
Despite campaign promises, Trump and RFK Jr. have repeatedly failed to deliver meaningful action on harmful chemicals and pesticides, while undermining independent scientific recommendations and siding with corporate interests.
Calley Means, a top ally of Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., has quit the Trump administration amid White House delays in enacting some of the food policies top health officials were seeking. https://t.co/g7tgf0Y0qt
Join CAP on Tuesday, October 27, for a conversation with author @JessicaTarlov, moderated by CAP President and CEO @NeeraTanden, about finding common ground without compromising your convictions. https://t.co/0SIKoGP74N
NEW ANALYSIS: Since the start of his second term, President Donald Trump’s administration has spent or plans to spend at least $1.6 billion in public funding on vanity projects. https://t.co/QoIl6u6kz8
Americans have paid more than $141 billion in extra costs for gas and diesel since the beginning of the Trump administration’s war in Iran began eight months ago. ⛽️
Read more from @AmProg: https://t.co/ErVQhCLw92
Simply put, corporate industry wields too much power over the regulatory system—and political leaders for decades have ignored these problems. It is time to remove political and industry interference from scientific health recommendations once and for all. (2/3)
As more employers adopt AI-powered technologies, workers will need greater control over how new tech affects their jobs. During past tech advancements, workers who negotiated collective bargaining agreements:
✅ Had better employment and wage outcomes
✅ Prevented or minimized layoffs from automation or outsourcing
✅ Secured employment protection and retraining benefits
NEW: A real plan for healthy food and fewer chemicals. Trump and RFK betrayed MAHA; our polling finds that **NEARLY 40%** of Trump voters are open to voting for a Democrat with this agenda. 👀
https://t.co/bK1OdL27Lz
We need to get corporate and political influence out of the White House and agencies. More than 80% of Americans want stricter regulation of chemicals, food additives, and pesticides. @amprog
NEW REPORT: CAP’s science-based plan would remove corporate and political influence from regulatory agencies, guarantee food safety, protect Americans from harmful chemicals in everyday products, and empower families to make healthy choices. https://t.co/roK7elWVr8
Auto-individual retirement account plans are a good first step toward ensuring all workers have retirement savings, but most states do not offer such programs. Congress can build on state auto-IRA programs to make meaningful steps toward greater retirement security. https://t.co/Ml4X4I7TO4
At a time when 1 in 5 student loan borrowers is in default, new student loan policies ushered in by congressional Republicans' One Big Beautiful Bill Act will drastically increase monthly student loan costs and eliminate important safety net protections for borrowers. https://t.co/NOXHrJEfZp
We’re currently seeing the largest and deadliest measles outbreak in decades thanks to years of RFK Jr sowing doubt in the safety of vaccines. Americans are dying. It never had to be this way.