Alito’s Recusal From a Key Climate Case May Be Too Little, Too Late
His participation was likely already pivotal—and he still owns oil stocks.
October 2026
admin Judges Keep Striking Down Climate Laws. Some States Are Fighting Back.
Inside the high-stakes legal battle over climate superfund legislation.
Why Trump’s Crypto Business Wants to Become a Bank
Sen. Elizabeth Warren decries the first family’s latest crypto play as a “clear conflict of interest and corruption.”
The War in Iraq Is Finally Over
The last of the Pentagon’s “military advisers” left Wednesday, ending a 23-year presence.
California Bans ICE’s Favorite Shock Gloves
A DHS spokesperson has said the agency “will not abide” by any state ban.
Can a Democratic Socialist Win in Deep-Red Florida?
Angie Nixon’s outspoken and progressive campaign for US Senate tries for an upset in the November midterms.
Inside the Clandestine Network of Abortion-Pill Mules
“There may come a time where we are one of the only, if not the only, option for the nation.”
Rural Voters Like MAHA. They Just Don’t Think It’s Working.
8 out of 10 rural voters polled by the Associated Press and KFF say MAHA policies aren’t helping their communities.
From Birthday Celebrations to Murderous Dictators, Trump Brings Out the Jets
The President’s military flyovers are torturing DC-area residents.