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Mayer Brown Report Obscures Declining Support for ESG
Read More: Mayer Brown Report Obscures Declining Support for ESGEarlier this month, the Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance published an article by authors from Mayer Brown LLP analyzing ESG and anti-ESG shareholder proposals in the 2026 proxy season. The article frames anti-ESG proposals as merely “critical of” or “question[ing] the value of” ESG policies, rather than explaining the serious legal, financial, and reputational risks raised…
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Corporations must SPLC-proof their charitable giving processes
Read More: Corporations must SPLC-proof their charitable giving processesOriginally published in The Hill Washington recently turned the spotlight once again upon the Southern Poverty Law Center. In a recent House Judiciary Committee hearing, lawmakers examined allegations about the organization, questioned its leadership under oath, and scrutinized claims that it funneled money to extremists while simultaneously portraying itself as the foremost authority on extremism and…
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MLB’s Pride Night pressure is a swing and a miss for America’s pastime
Read More: MLB’s Pride Night pressure is a swing and a miss for America’s pastimeOriginally published in Fox News In America, baseball is our national pastime, a unifying force that transcends politics, bringing families, communities, and fans together through the simple joy of the game. Yet recently, Major League Baseball has strayed far from that tradition. During the San Francisco Giants’ Pride Night, three Christian pitchers — Landen Roupp, JT Brubaker, and Ryan Walker — responded to team-issued rainbow-themed caps by…
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Retirement Assets in Service of Political Activism
Read More: Retirement Assets in Service of Political ActivismConsumers Research has asked the Department of Labor to investigate whether the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) and its president, Randi Weingarten, have improperly used public pension funds as a political weapon. Weingarten has publicly called for boycotts and divestment campaigns targeting companies, many of which those same pension funds hold for return purposes. Consumers…
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2026 Human Rights Campaign’s Corporate Equality Index 100 Publicly Traded List
Read More: 2026 Human Rights Campaign’s Corporate Equality Index 100 Publicly Traded ListThe 242 publicly traded companies below have received a perfect score on the Human Rights Campaign’s Corporate Equality Index. Among other things, a score of 100 indicates that the company offers minor-dependent coverage for sex-denying interventions, incorporates LGBTQ topics in workforce training, and incorporates discriminatory hiring practices. Box Inc. Moderna Inc. Sony Interactive Entertainment LLC…
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States Sue World Association for Transgender Health
Read More: States Sue World Association for Transgender HealthThe World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) is, on its face, an association of clinicians who produce guidance on medical interventions for those with gender dysphoria. The financial incentives underlying that guidance are worth noting. Organizations that normalize these interventions and promote their safety have a direct stake in their widespread adoption. The FTC,…
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Greg Scott on the SPLC, the HRC, and Corporate America’s War on Children
Read More: Greg Scott on the SPLC, the HRC, and Corporate America’s War on ChildrenWashington Watch with Tony Perkins 1792 Exchange Executive Vice President Greg Scott joined Tony Perkins on Washington Watch to discuss three of the most pressing corporate accountability issues facing America today: the collapse of the Human Rights Campaign’s Corporate “Equality” Index, corporate America’s role in funding a mass medical experiment on children, and the corporate…
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Banking in Good Faith
Read More: Banking in Good FaithDebanking, the practice of denying or closing financial accounts based on a customer’s political or religious views, has been a documented problem for years. Conservatives, religious organizations, and certain industries have found themselves locked out of basic financial services, with banks citing vague regulatory compliance concerns or “reputational risk” as justification. U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro…