Inside the Lefty Congressional Delegation to Latin America
Rep. Greg Casar gives a rundown of a recent trip he, AOC, and a handful of other Democratic lawmakers took to leftist-run Latin American nations.
3,005 posts found for ‘Best’
Niger Junta Appoints U.S.-Trained Military Officers to Key Jobs
The Pentagon claims “no correlation” between U.S. training and coups, but research suggests the opposite could be true.
A Defense-Linked Contractor Took Over a Successful CDC Anti-Overdose Initiative. It Imploded in a Day.
Why did the CDC hand a groundbreaking harm-reduction program over to a new firm with “zero experience” in public health?
Ron DeSantis’s Next Ideological Coup: “Judicial Gerrymander” in Florida
The governor’s allies took the first steps toward moves that could upend the election of Democratic prosecutors and even judges.
Missouri’s Attorney General Is Waging War to Keep the Wrongly Convicted Locked Up
Andrew Bailey’s office has a losing record of fighting against exonerations recommended by local prosecutors — but it’s not giving up.
No University Left Standing in Gaza
As Israel targets educators in its war, the vice president of a major, now-destroyed Gaza university speaks out.
Daniel Ellsberg Wanted Americans to See the Truth About War
In an interview before his death, the Pentagon Papers whistleblower urged the media and the government to be more honest about America’s bombing of civilians.
Hacked Resume Gives Inside Look at Wagner Group Founder Yevgeny Prigozhin
The five-page document mentions a 1993 visit to the U.S. and a fantasy book the Russian mercenary leader co-wrote with his children.
What Does Trump Want With Cuba?
The Trump administration’s maximum pressure campaign is pushing Cuba into a deeper humanitarian crisis.
Episode Two: A Death in the Dark
How the pre-planned no-knock raid — a violent, volatile tactic that became a common tool of the drug war — led to tragic consequences, in the story of Ryan Frederick and Detective Jarrod Shivers.