The Securities and Exchange Commission wants to abolish the rule that lets shareholders put proposals to a vote at corporate annual meetings. Last week ...
After removing cafes in Russia on "principle" years ago, Starbucks has now allowed restaurants in Xinjiang, home of the ...
The massive bet by General Motors on electric vehicles was more than a hit to its bottom line in unsold cars; now the ...
During a 78-day stretch in 2025, Gmail, Outlook and Yahoo sent emails with WinRed links to spam. Otherwise identical emails ...
National Legal and Policy Center has filed a complaint against Florida Senate candidate Angie Nixon with the Senate Ethics ...
National Legal and Policy Center agreed with Microsoft to extend shareholder access rights to 2027, despite SEC plans to end its rule governing proposals.
Andrew Kerr reports in the Washington Free Beacon: Florida Democratic Senate nominee Angie Nixon, an avowed Democratic Socialist who owns two homes and raked in at least $270,000 from her jobs and ...
NLPC Counsel Paul Kamenar is demanding the public release of documents related to the NLPC-triggered investigation of Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) by the Office of Congressional Conduct (OCC). The panel ...
The Smithsonian describes its Secretary position as “the chief executive officer of the Institution,” with authority over 21 museums and the National Zoo. The present Secretary, Lonnie Bunch, ...
The federal government spent the summer quietly dismantling one of the last tools ordinary investors have to hold a company accountable. Procter & Gamble is helping it along — and asking shareholders ...
National Legal and Policy Center (“NLPC”) urges Procter & Gamble (“P&G”) shareholders to vote FOR Item 5 on the 2026 proxy ballot — and to cast that vote now, rather than wait for the October 13 ...
From The Ethics Reporter story titled Thirty-Two Days, Two Sentences: New York’s Grievance Committee Tosses the Ethics Complaint Against E. Jean Carroll’s Lawyer: It took the National Legal and Policy ...
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