Politics and money are more tangled than ever. So the New York Times decided to test a simple question: does it actually pay to invest along political lines? They put DEMZ, the Democrat focused investment fund Goods Unite Us launched...

The 3 simple steps for successful consumer activism

For nine years, the founders of Goods Unite Us have subsidized free apps used by millions, because they believed the only way to fight money in politics was to get the data into as many hands as possible. They still believe that. But they need your help to keep going.

The Supreme Court just ruled on a case brought by the Vice President. Here’s what it means for money in politics.

Since the last Presidential election, 3 million people have used Goods Unite Us to shop according to their politics. Now you can use the same app to vet the politicians who represent you. We've added Voting Report Cards for federal...

And why it matters every time you shop

A new badge, just for brands that have donated money to President Trump.

 

The history and future of International Women’s Day

Here’s what you helped us do over the past year

They’re all Republican-leaning.