Courts US Politics New York Testimony Highlights Need to Televise Trump Trials Klaus Marre 11/06/23 The New York civil fraud case against Donald Trump shows why next year’s criminal cases must be televised. Americans deserve to get an unfiltered look at the allegations, the evidence, and the witness testimony to make up their own minds.
Courts Billionaire Baffled That Plying Supreme Court Justice With Gifts Has Consequences Klaus Marre 10/31/23
Courts Elections Should the ‘Insurrection Clause’ Be Used Against Trump? It’s Complicated Klaus Marre 10/30/23
Courts Elections Trump, Confused About Calendar, Goes on Another Late-Night Rant Klaus Marre 10/30/23
Criminal Justice US Politics Menendez Indictment Highlights Stupidity of ‘Weaponized DOJ’ Argument Klaus Marre 09/23/23 The indictment of Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ) dispels the notion that there is a two-tiered justice system that somehow disadvantages Republicans.
Criminal Justice US Politics Hunter Biden Is Indicted, But GOP Won’t Rest Until He Is Guillotined Klaus Marre 09/14/23
Criminal Justice Government Integrity US Politics Trump-Appointed US Attorney Rejects Allegation of Whistleblower Retaliation WhoWhatWhy Staff 07/01/23
Criminal Justice Health & Medicine First, Admit No Harm: The Dirty Secrets of a NY Hospital Russ Baker 08/08/22
Journalism & Media Rights & Liberties US Politics Catholic Crusaders Find Forbidden Fruit in Bookshelves of Local Library Bethany Carlson 10/04/23 In a small Virginia town, a small but vocal religious group has made it their mission to take over the local library — and they won’t stop there.
Environment Rights & Liberties Indigenous Peoples Are Being Excluded from a Global Pool of Climate Cash Anita Hofschneider 09/26/23
Rights & Liberties US Politics That Day Martin Luther King Dreamt of 60 Years Ago Is Not Today Klaus Marre 08/28/23