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At Massport, one of the largest quasi-public agencies — which is best known for running Logan Airport — about 600 workers made $100,000 or more last year.   Opinion | Brianna Wu My industry cannot thrive without competition, but that pressure is disappearing.   The former Texas congressman has up to 10 stops planned in less than 48 hours, the campaign announced Monday.

WASHINGTON — Senator Elizabeth Warren proposed Friday to break up some of the nation’s biggest technology companies, casting Google, Amazon, Facebook, and others as the newest villains in the scathing picture of capitalism run amok that has framed her political rise and her presidential run. “They’ve bulldozed competition, used our private information for profit, and tilted the playing field against everyone else,” Warren wrote in a 1,700-word online post detailing her plan, which would reverse major tech mergers and break up companies, including Apple, that currently operate a marketplace or

At Massport, one of the largest quasi-public agencies — which is best known for running Logan Airport — about 600 workers made $100,000 or more last year.   Opinion | Brianna Wu My industry cannot thrive without competition, but that pressure is disappearing.   The former Texas congressman has up to 10 stops planned in less than 48 hours, the campaign announced Monday.

At Massport, one of the largest quasi-public agencies — which is best known for running Logan Airport — about 600 workers made $100,000 or more last year.   Opinion | Brianna Wu My industry cannot thrive without competition, but that pressure is disappearing.   The former Texas congressman has up to 10 stops planned in less than 48 hours, the campaign announced Monday.

At Massport, one of the largest quasi-public agencies — which is best known for running Logan Airport — about 600 workers made $100,000 or more last year.   Opinion | Brianna Wu My industry cannot thrive without competition, but that pressure is disappearing.   The former Texas congressman has up to 10 stops planned in less than 48 hours, the campaign announced Monday.

MORE over the weekend lashed out over the move by automotive giant General Motors (GM) to close one of its plants in Ohio, ramping up pressure on the company's CEO and calling out a local union official. His comments were in response to a decision by GM to shutter a plant in Lordstown, Ohio, earlier this month, as the company plans to significantly scale down its operations in the U.S. The plan, which called for the elimination of 15,000 j

Trump administration officials on Sunday pushed back against the suggestion that MORE’s rhetoric is partly to blame for the attack at two New Zealand mosques that left 50 people dead. The main suspect in the shooting, which happened Friday, wrote in his manifesto that he supported Trump — something acting White House chief of staff and U.S.

MORE (R-Ariz.) in a pair of tweets this weekend, reigniting criticism of the widely respected lawmaker seven months after his death. Trump's tweets renewed his long-simmering disdain for McCain, who died in August after a battle with brain cancer.

MORE has offered conflicting messages on 'Medicare for all,' drawing fire from progressive activists who accuse him of backing off an idea they say he once supported. The issue has become an important litmus test for those on the party's left and an early question for O'Rourke, who announced his presidential run on Thursday. O’Rourke previously supported a full-scale single-payer plan, writing in a 2017 Facebook post, “We need a single-payer health care system for all Ame