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David Dayen is a contributing writer for Salon. His first book, "Chain of Title," is out now. Follow him on Twitter at @ddayen.

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How one woman beat the big banks: The amazing, true story about how Wall Street's mortgage fraud unraveled David Dayen
Charles and David Koch
How Koch Industries is scamming America: Investigation highlights a global web of tax avoidance David Dayen
Barack Obama
The Obama administration's Panama Papers misfire: Why new rules to curtail global tax avoidance could actually make things worse David Dayen
Yet another way borrowers are getting screwed: Inside the long-lasting disaster of American loan serviving David Dayen
One of the most popular arguments against raising the minimum wage is getting demolished David Dayen
Julian Castro
This election is blinding us to a Wall Street outrage: Inside the media's negligent response to a foreclosure disaster David Dayen
Bernie Sanders, Janey Yellen
The Fed needs a revolution: Why America's central bank is failing — and how we can make it work for us David Dayen
This is much worse than the Panama Papers: How America became a world leader in tax avoidance David Dayen
Jerry Brown
California's $15 minimum wage is a really big deal. Here's what you need to know David Dayen
Snapshot of a broken system: How a profitable company justifies laying off 1,400 people & moved their jobs to Mexico David Dayen
Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton
Bernie Sanders & the death of TPP: Why his stunning Michigan upset could be the final nail in the free-trade coffin David Dayen
Hillary Clinton
The Democratic Party's working-class calamity: How a generation of workers were abandoned to corporate interests David Dayen
Bernie Sanders
No, Bernie Sanders' moment isn't over: Why his gargantuan impact can't be erased by a Super Tuesday drubbing David Dayen
America's hidden economic crisis: The rising tide of statewide recessions & the GOP lawmakers who refuse to help David Dayen
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America's most dangerous Zika challenge: Puerto Rico's health system is collapsing — and nobody wants to help David Dayen