Two Countries, Two Mass Shootings, Two Different Reactions
Two mass shootings on two continents demonstrate how much of an outlier the United States is when it comes to guns.
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A Decade of Stonewalling: 10 Years After the Boston Bombing
A selection of the dozens of articles we produced in the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombing and during the trial of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. Many of the questions we asked remain unanswered to this day.
Boston Marathon Bombing Suspects: Unresolved Questions and Anomalies
A lot of curious aspects of this shocking case involving the Tsarnaev brothers remain unacknowledged, unaddressed and unresolved.
Floods in Nigeria Threaten Millions, Quarter of Country’s GDP
After three days of rain during July in Lagos, the second-largest city in Africa, floods invaded streets in the suburb of Sabo, Yaba. Water poured into homes, wreaking havoc everywhere.
The Law Firm Protecting Trump and the Extreme Right
Like mob lawyers protecting their clients, the Jones Day law firm cocoons the extreme right and defends the worst excesses of corporate America.
Sea Otter Week: Here’s What You Otter Know
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The Only Special Master Judge Cannon Knows Is Donald Trump
In ‘The People v. Donald Trump,’ the former president is going to get a fair trial — but will “The People”? It’s a longshot.
Alex Jones Diary: My Strange Experience with ‘Real’ Cancel Culture
How David Talbot received the same silent treatment, and other reactions to the effort to consign ‘Family of Secrets’ to the dustbin of history.
Restoring Faith in Elections One Doubter at a Time
A North Carolina poll worker is on a personal mission to instill confidence in the voting process.
Was a ‘Stop the Steal’ Election Hijacking Strategy Brewed Up in Coffee County?
A team of Trump 2020 partisans meddled with voting software to see if they could find proof for “Stop the Steal” claims. Perversely, their “probe” hints at how a future steal might work.
Was Shinzo Abe’s Killer Just Another Lone Nut? Look Closer
Preemptively dismissing the assassination of Shinzo Abe – two days before a transformative election – as the act of a lone nut is a grave error.
The Copper Crunch That’s Jeopardizing Climate Goals
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