In a December CovertAction Magazine article, I described the Honduran presidential election of November 30 and the accusations of fraud that surrounded it. Since then, the electoral crisis has only deepened. And the widely criticized and blatant interv…
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In medieval England, there was no law if your pockets were deep. Crimes had fixed costs: A couple of hundred gold coins got you off the hook if you killed a poor man; 2,000 if you killed a rich one. America’s founders imagined a different way forward. In their debates about the pardon power, Edmund […]
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From financial scandals to transgender rights, DEI, and Bad Bunny performing in this weekend’s Super Bowl, there’s no shortage of sports stories to tell. However, investigative sports journalism is a shell of its former self. That’s where Pablo Torre comes in. A longtime sports journalist and now host of the podcast Pablo Torre Finds Out, […]
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Bad Bunny, Billionaires, and the Business of Sports Read Post »
Gabbard’s inquiry may focus on Trump’s baseless claims that “foreign interference” caused his 2020 election loss.
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Tulsi Gabbard Is Running Her Own 2020 Election Inquiry, Separate From DOJ’s Read Post »
Trump’s Department of Justice is suing over 20 states in a bid to open voter rolls to purges via federal challenges.
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Trump DOJ Sues to Force States to Share Confidential Voter Data Read Post »
Historian Greg Grandin discusses the latest developments as Trump also intensifies efforts to topple Cuba’s government.
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Venezuela’s Interim Government Agrees to Submit Monthly Budget to Trump Admin Read Post »
Chris Campbell, 34, is running to replace Mitch McConnell in the U.S. Senate under the banner of the Kentucky Party, a new political party that ran Jill Stein for president in 2024. Describing himself as a left-leaning liberal, Campbell wants to cut th…
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New Political Party in Kentucky Adopts Antiwar, Anti-Corruption Platform Read Post »
Amid multiple national crises, President Donald Trump spent Thursday morning posting—not for the first time—about how his predecessor Barack Obama should be arrested, and how Georgia election workers should be prosecuted, in both cases citing unsubstantiated claims. Trump’s fixations on going after Obama and Georgia aren’t new, but they now come at a moment of […]
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Trump Is Still Posting About Arresting Obama and Prosecuting Election Workers Read Post »
Critics said the action in Fulton County had triggered fears of federal interference in this year’s midterm elections.
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Experts Sound the Alarm Over FBI’s Search of Georgia Election Center Read Post »
Trump’s attorney general demanded records on Medicaid and food aid programs and that Walz repeal sanctuary policies.
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“This Is Blackmail”: Critics Slam Pam Bondi’s Demand for Minnesota Voter Rolls Read Post »
Elections, labor, mutual aid, and local organizing wins in 2025 point to strategies that can work in the coming year.
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After the Devastation of Trump’s First Year, These Popular Rebellions Offer Hope Read Post »
During an NCAA women’s swimming championship in March 2022, two seniors tied for fifth place. The race was unremarkable except for one fact: One of the swimmers, Lia Thomas, was a transgender woman. The swimmer she tied with, Riley Gaines, believed the NCAA never should have allowed her to participate. The matchup, and Gaines’ subsequent […]
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How Sports Became a Battleground Over Trans Rights Read Post »
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