Truthdig staff / TruthdigThe Office of Religious Affairs is the defense secretary’s latest effort to turn the Pentagon into an explicitly Christian nationalist institution.Courts & Law
Benton Graham / GristA new fleet of battery-powered trains will test whether transit agencies can electrify without installing miles of overhead wires.TD Original
Blaise Malley / Responsible StatecraftHis reelection prospects are threatened as recent investigations detail alerts from abroad in the days and weeks before the 2023 Hamas attack.Economic Justice
Saeedullah Safi / TruthdigAs the Taliban seeks recognition and investment from abroad, Afghans are asking who would benefit — and who would be left out.Activism
Emilia Gonzalez Avalos / Inequality.orgIn Minnesota, the Monarca project has trained 50,000 people in constitutionally protected observation.Courts & Law
Anna V. Smith / High Country NewsEnvironmental work done by tribes across the country will be more difficult since the Trump administration has more narrowly defined "harm."Courts & Law
Jonathan Shorman / States NewsroomOne month from Election Day, the president’s long-running pressure campaign over elections is approaching a decisive moment.
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H. Reynolds Martínez / TruthdigDemocrats in tight races have spoken out against trans rights, but adopting Republican talking points may haunt them in November.
Bill Blum / TruthdigThe full impact of the ruling will depend on how the administration and its red state allies construe a single word in the decision.
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Ear to the Ground
The Office of Religious Affairs is the defense secretary’s latest effort to turn the Pentagon into an explicitly Christian nationalist institution.
Courts & Law
Documents reveal new details about internal deliberations at the oil giant.
Technology
A new fleet of battery-powered trains will test whether transit agencies can electrify without installing miles of overhead wires.
TD Original
A major U.S. shipping company is refusing to bargain with a maritime union representing sailors in a war zone.
Middle East
His reelection prospects are threatened as recent investigations detail alerts from abroad in the days and weeks before the 2023 Hamas attack.
Economic Justice
Amid rising prices and hunger, millions of Americans have lost food assistance, often on procedural grounds.
TD Original
As the Taliban seeks recognition and investment from abroad, Afghans are asking who would benefit — and who would be left out.
Activism
In Minnesota, the Monarca project has trained 50,000 people in constitutionally protected observation.
Courts & Law
Environmental work done by tribes across the country will be more difficult since the Trump administration has more narrowly defined "harm."
Courts & Law
One month from Election Day, the president’s long-running pressure campaign over elections is approaching a decisive moment.
Ear to the Ground
Democrats in tight races have spoken out against trans rights, but adopting Republican talking points may haunt them in November.
TD Original
In the booming economy of online predator catchers, entertainment and punishment have replaced due process.
TD Column
The full impact of the ruling will depend on how the administration and its red state allies construe a single word in the decision.