Revealed: Trump’s FEC Nominee Linked to GOP Gerrymandering
FEC nominee James “Trey” Trainor appears to have extensive ties to gerrymandering efforts that took place just weeks after Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act was struck down.
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Australian PM Defends His Response to Deadly Fires
Atlantic Current Could Falter Before 2100 ; Why Cheese Is as Addictive as Cocaine ; and More Picks 1/6
How Will Iran Respond After US Killing of Top General?
The assassination of Quds Force General Qassem Soleimani could trigger an escalation of violence in the Middle East. Six months ago, we told you about him… and the other men who could start a war between the US and Iran.
Magical Gifts That Can Change Your Life
Surprise a loved one with a unique life-changing gift: a job resumé done by a super headhunter. Or, one lesson — guitar, surfing, photography, whatever — with a real pro. Or spooky gadgets from the Spy Store, toys for regressing adults — and more!
It Seemed Like a Popular Chat App. It’s Secretly a Spy Tool.
TX Prison Suicide Attempt Figures Drop on a Technicality ; Australian PM Apologizes ; and More Picks 12/23
Climate Change on Trial: Can the Courts Save the Planet?
A small group of determined Dutch citizens has changed the climate policy of its country through legal action. A similar lawsuit in the US — brought by the “climate kids” — might be headed for the Supreme Court.
Michael Cohen Reconsidered
Known primarily as President Donald Trump’s former “fixer,” Michael Cohen deserves a much closer look in his own right.
Mass Shootings: In Black and White
The largest mass shooting in New York City in more than five years was largely ignored because it involved people of color — reflecting a wider, ongoing trend.
Saudi Military Base Shooter and the Unexplained 9/11 Connection
Why are the authorities not looking into ties between violence committed by Saudis on US soil and the Saudi royal family?
NAACP Takes On ‘Prison Gerrymandering’
By counting inmates as residents of districts with prisons — rather than where they lived prior to their incarceration — rural communities often get federal funds they do not deserve. The NAACP now wants to put a stop to this practice.
Clothing Is the New Plastic
As millions of Americans are hunting for the latest fashion bargains on Black Friday, we take a look at the social and environmental damage that our clothes are doing to the planet.
World Cracked Open: When Fracking Came to Town
Sharon Wilson, a fifth-generation Texan, was ready to settle down in the rural paradise she had dreamed of for years. That was before fracking came to town.