JFK Assassination: Still Searching for Answers
It’s been 55 years since JFK was gunned down in Dallas. Russ Baker and two other well-respected researchers discuss what they’ve learned since then — and what remains in the shadows.
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Trump Administration Prepares to Add Venezuela to List of State Sponsors of Terrorism
Political ‘Veteran’ at Age 36 Eyed for Trump Chief of Staff ; AP Cameraman Shot During Gaza Protest …and More Picks 11/20
Georgia Runoff Will Likely ‘Contaminate’ Voting Machines As Evidence
A WhoWhatWhy investigation shows that, for the last 16 years, Georgia has either been ignoring or misinterpreting one of its own rules on storing election data.
Will Georgia’s Election Be a Wakeup Call?
Brian Kemp will be Georgia’s next governor. His opponent, Democratic candidate Stacey Abrams, has now acknowledged this — but that doesn’t mean she thinks it was a fair fight.
Who Pays the Price for Oklahoma’s Man-Made Earthquakes?
Since fracking began, Oklahomans have been subjected to man-made earthquakes. Now the state has one question: Who will pay for the damage caused by these not-so-natural disasters?
Thousands With Disabilities Have Lost the Right to Vote
In the US, thousands of adult citizens are stripped of their right to vote by laws and judges that arbitrarily, and unevenly, declare them incompetent.
The Indicted and the Dead
Last week’s election saw a handful of indicted candidates win office — as well as a dead pimp — thanks in part to the hyper-partisan atmosphere.
Election Integrity: Why Now, and Why WhoWhatWhy?
We explore WhoWhatWhy’s decision to take on the singular focus of election integrity and voter suppression during this election.
Here Come the Judges! States Push to Maintain Judicial Independence
Civic and citizens groups around the country are ramping up efforts to ensure an independent judiciary and strong system of checks and balances.
79,784 Requested Mail-In Ballots Have Not Been Counted in Georgia
More than 79,700 people — that we know of — who tried to vote early by mail-in ballot have either not returned their mail-in ballot, had their ballot rejected, or had their ballot application rejected, and have not yet cast a vote.
Ancient Egyptians Used Ramps to Build Pyramids
Robert Bowers and ‘Cultural Marxism’ ; The ‘O.J. Strategy’ ; …and More Picks 11/6
Meet Georgia Veteran Worried His Vote Won’t Count
James Edwards is a veteran with mobility issues — so voting with an absentee ballot seemed natural. But he’s just one of many voters whose ballot was rejected for a reason that he believes isn’t right.