How Privacy Laws Protect the Powerful, but Keep the Public in the Dark

Photo Illustration by Luis G. Rendon/The Daily Beast/GettyThe Supreme Court has entered the dog days of summer, after spending the end of the term careening from ethics scandal to ethics scandal.In April, ProPublica revealed that conservative billionaire Harlan Crow, in a previously undisclosed deal, bought a property co-owned by Justice Clarence Thomas. Days later, Politico reported that shortly after Justice Neil Gorsuch’s confirmation, the CEO of a leading law firm with business before the Co

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