Eldar Mamedov / Responsible StatecraftFirst of all, if Washington establishmentarians like the idea, there must be something seriously wrong with it.Education
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Doug Bock Clark / ProPublicaThe president has systematically demolished federal guardrails that prevented him from overturning the 2020 election and empowered once-fringe actors to engage in partisan interference.Courts & Law
Anna V. Smith / High Country NewsChanges to NEPA come at the expense of tribal consultation. The administration has changed or revoked rules and policies to prioritize extraction.
Meghan Schneider, Cass DiPaola / OtherWordsAcross the political spectrum, Americans support taxing windfall profits — and billionaires — to help working people weather the affordability crisis.TD Column
Ashley Smart / UndarkExperts worry about the risks of editing genes in human embryos. New startups seem poised to throw caution to the wind.Environment
TJ Jordan / DeSmogA new Chevron-backed children’s book closely mirrors industry narratives, and continues a long history of targeting children and young people.Environment
Jacob Fischler / States NewsroomSome 6% of the 41 million Americans enrolled in SNAP when the bill was signed in July 2025 were no longer receiving benefits by the end of the year.
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Marissa Revilla / TruthdigAfter living in the U.S. for decades, vulnerable, sick deportees are sleeping on sidewalks and dying in a country they don’t know.Middle East
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Middle East
First of all, if Washington establishmentarians like the idea, there must be something seriously wrong with it.
Education
Rescinding civil rights agreements could send a message to students that there’s no point in filing a complaint, advocates and legal experts said.
Courts & Law
The president has systematically demolished federal guardrails that prevented him from overturning the 2020 election and empowered once-fringe actors to engage in partisan interference.
Courts & Law
Changes to NEPA come at the expense of tribal consultation. The administration has changed or revoked rules and policies to prioritize extraction.
Economic Justice
Across the political spectrum, Americans support taxing windfall profits — and billionaires — to help working people weather the affordability crisis.
TD Column
This week’s threatened genocide and failed ceasefire are grim signs of our new normal.
Science
Experts worry about the risks of editing genes in human embryos. New startups seem poised to throw caution to the wind.
Environment
A new Chevron-backed children’s book closely mirrors industry narratives, and continues a long history of targeting children and young people.
Environment
Trump’s court losses give the beleaguered industry a chance to get back on stable footing.
Economic Justice
Some 6% of the 41 million Americans enrolled in SNAP when the bill was signed in July 2025 were no longer receiving benefits by the end of the year.
Courts & Law
She's now assistant AG for civil rights but is intent on reversing civil rights.
TD Original
After living in the U.S. for decades, vulnerable, sick deportees are sleeping on sidewalks and dying in a country they don’t know.
Middle East
The southern border of Lebanon has often found itself occupied or under threat of occupation by Israel since Israel's creation in 1948.