Inside the Oil Industry's Fight to Roll Back Tribal Sovereignty After Supreme Court Decision
Gov. Kevin Stitt’s commission to sort out Oklahoma’s future is stacked with oil and gas insiders — and has no Indigenous voices.
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1987-88: Iran-Contra Investigations
Joe Biden denounced the covert arms-for-hostages programs involved with Iran-Contra, but in the end, he defended Reagan’s role.
1976-1977: Biden and Jimmy Carter’s CIA Nominee
Joe Biden claimed to support President Jimmy Carter’s “outsider” nominee for CIA director — before he helped tank his candidacy with a spurious claim of espionage.
Brazil Seeks to Hold Bolsonaro Accountable for More Than 400,000 Covid-19 Deaths
A new commission is investigating Jair Bolsonaro's response to the pandemic — and political foes are gathering strength.
How Post-9/11 Visions of an Imperiled Homeland Supercharged U.S. Immigration Enforcement
Two decades on, the creation of DHS stands out as the most significant domestic consequence of the war on terror.
A Reformist Black Police Chief Faces an Uprising of the Old Guard
Keith Humphrey was brought in to reform a department riven by race. His opponents accused him of bias and sexual improprieties.
Defense Department IG Omitted Evidence of Alleged Corruption in JEDI Program, Documents Show
Emails reveal that the auditor shielded potentially compromising evidence from the public.
European Soccer Stars Refuse to Yield to Racist Fans Who Jeer Them for Taking a Knee
Young athletes who represent increasingly multiracial European nations insist on taking a knee to protest racism.
In New York City, Retirees Brace for Switch to Privatized Health Care
City leaders have awarded the Medicare Advantage deal to a corporate coalition termed “The Alliance.” Former public workers worry their coverage may change.
Brazilian Workers Paid Equivalent of 70 Cents an Hour to Transcribe TikToks
Some workers logged as many as 90 hours per week and complained that the subcontractors they worked for didn’t make promised payments.