Stephen Janis

The bill targets one of the central vehicles for unlimited outside spending, as progressives warn that billionaire money—and broader threats of voter intimidation—are putting democratic elections under strain.

Rep. LaMonica McIver says ICE detainees who agreed to voluntarily leave the country and signed their deportation papers are still being held for months in detention centers, while private prison contractors report growing revenues and lucrative government contracts.

From Epstein to AI, the question is the same: who is above the law? Congressman Khanna responds as fears grow of a new era of power without consequences.

Maryland’s former chief medical examiner David Fowler helped decide the fate of many suspicious death investigations. After a scathing audit showed his office was rife with junk science and questionable rulings, we revisit the cases where Fowler’s rulings shut down the search for truth.

What happens when federal agencies push past the limits of the Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Amendments?

For nearly 20 years, Jeffrey Epstein’s fortune shielded him from justice. We followed the money to uncover how privilege and power made his crimes possible.

“We’re shutting down government to keep people sick.”

"Trump has been able to make this spectacle where you have disorder on one side and him on the other, and he can constantly encroach upon the civil rights of Americans by convincing us that this disorder is so systemic that only he can fix it."

Donald Trump’s usual tactics to deflect blame are failing as victims of Jeffrey Epstein expose the deep inequalities that protected the predator, and now implicate Trump himself.

The Police Accountability Report explores the criminal liability faced by Deputy Iverson and the recent First Amendment failures of the Henderson police department.