Judge Orders Release of Records That Might Tie Saudi Royals to 9/11
We may be one step closer to learning the truth about connections between the Saudi royal family and the 9/11 attacks.
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Facebook Is Now the Only Cop in Town to Protect Elections
Without a quorum of four commissioners at the FEC, Facebook announced updates to its ad policy. Experts warn self-regulation could bring more problems than solutions ahead of the 2020 election.
Fox News Has a Curious Definition of ‘All-American’
Fox News uses the term “All-American” to describe its summer concert series. But the overwhelming majority of performers are white. Just what does “All-American” mean to the conservative news channel?
Trump’s Kind of Labor Day
President Donald Trump wants to adjust capital gains for inflation, which would reduce taxes on the rich. Why hasn’t Congress done the same with the minimum wage, which inflation erodes every year?
Climate Change: Tell Us Your Story
Are you already feeling the effects of the greatest threat facing our planet? Tell us about it!
The Epstein Story Is Not About Celebrities and Shiny Objects
An examination of why we should be outraged that justice is not being served in the Epstein case.
There Is Nothing ‘Organic’ About Animal Cruelty
An undercover investigation into an “organic” Texas dairy found horrific examples of livestock abuse. Now two nonprofits are demanding accountability and change.
100 Years After Suffrage, Full Equality Eludes Women
Women in the US won the right to vote 100 years ago today. But they still have a long way to go before being equally represented in politics.
Watch Your Back, Mr. Trump: It’s Miller Time!
When it comes to immigration, White House aide Stephen Miller is steering the ship of state. Is he outshining the president? We are asking the president in an open letter.
Iran-US Crisis: The Six Angry Men Who Could Trigger War
US-Iran tensions over the Islamic Republic’s nuclear program and its backing of foreign proxies has put the Middle East on edge. Are the hawks in Washington and hardliners in Tehran bent on conflict?
Abrams Takes the Fight to Election Manipulators
In 2018 Stacey Abrams was robbed of becoming the country’s first female African American governor. Next year, she hopes to get the last laugh by helping Democrats across the country avoid her fate.
America’s Long History of Hating Immigrants
A look at how things like the Chinese Exclusion Act, eugenics, and white America’s desire for racial purity have historically been far worse than what we are seeing today — at least so far.