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Corruption Calendar: A New Watergate, Every Day

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By Andrea Beaty
| Revolving Door Project
Welcome back to Revolving Door Project’s Corruption Calendar, where we provide in-depth explanations of the material consequences—real and potential—of the Trump administration’s corrupt policymaking, with an emphasis on tangible harms to working people. Read our first 48 issues here, and follow us on Bluesky, Linkedin, Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram for more updates on our work. Is the Trump administration the most corrupt ever? The vice president seems to think so.
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RDP Calls on Justice Alito To Recuse From Trump Treasury Proceedings

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By Andrea Beaty
| Revolving Door Project
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: hauser@therevolvingdoorproject.org On Thursday, NOTUS reported that Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito’s son Phillip Alito has been working as a political appointee in the office of the Treasury Department’s general counsel since early 2025. During that time, Justice Alito failed to recuse from Learning Resources, Inc. et al v. Trump et al, a major case in which the Treasury Department was a named party.
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House GOP Helps Wall Street Get Its Way on Investor Ownership of Housing

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By Andrea Beaty
| Revolving Door Project
Republicans in the House are attempting to stop a bipartisan effort to rein in private equity’s ownership of single family housing. In March, the Senate passed the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act with the support of many Republican and all Democratic senators (save one). The bill included a provision which would require large investors who own more than 350 single-family or duplex homes to sell those properties after seven years.
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