A Natalie Harp Conspiracy Theory (Not Really)
It starts with her work at a hard-right, pro-Russia cable network.
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admin In the Wake of a Toxic Disaster, Roseland Parents Still Struggle to Keep Their Children Safe
“This is my home…I have no other realistic option.”
40 Acres and a Lie Part 3
Calls for reparations were ignored for decades. But in some cities, outrage turned into action and local governments started taking…
The Fight Over Spraying Roundup in California’s Forests Has Only Gotten Bigger
“It seems like it’s poison that they’re putting into the woods,” one resort owner says in our collaboration with “PBS…
Why Cancer, Not Affordability, May Be the Biggest Issue in Iowa’s Midterms
“State leadership and industrial agriculture are very hesitant to have those conversations.”
Partisan’s Exit Suggests DOJ Is Getting Better at Politicized Prosecutions
Todd Blanche doesn’t need Ed Martin to target Trump critics.
Flock Execs Are Taking Credit For Catching Bad Cops Now
The surveillance firm says police aren’t prone to abuse its tech—they’re just more prone to get caught.
Florida’s GOP Has a Very Short Playbook: Call Everyone a Socialist
Republicans are hoping the label will help deliver a state where many voters fled communism.
MAHA and the Midterms
RFK Jr.’s coalition helped elect Trump—but there are signs the MAHA–MAGA alliance is wearing thin. How might this shape upcoming…
Republicans Are Realizing That No One Wants Data Centers
The AI industry “could use a little public relations help,” Trump acknowledged Wednesday.