Investigative Journalism & In-Depth Reporting
Department of Labor LM-2 filings reveal that the National Education Association and American Federation of Teachers spend nearly four times more on political activities and donations than on directly representing…
FEC disbursement records from Q4 2023 reveal a familiar pattern: politically themed PACs blast urgent fundraising appeals to conservative donors in December, collect millions, and spend the vast majority on…
A 2023 retrospective on the California High-Speed Rail project — where the cost has ballooned from $33 billion to $128 billion, over 1,000 change orders have been approved, and the…
They have names designed to stir patriotic emotion — phrases combining “veteran,” “warrior,” “hero,” and “freedom” in arrangements calculated to open wallets. They deploy images of wounded soldiers, grieving families,…
Municipal water utility records reveal that major tech companies are consuming billions of gallons of water annually to cool their data centers — in some of the most water-stressed regions…
NGO Monitor reports, translated Palestinian Authority curricula, and UNRWA budget records reveal a direct pipeline from Western taxpayer dollars to educational materials that promoted violence and extremism in Gaza’s schools…
When Ørsted announced $4 billion in write-downs and cancelled its flagship New Jersey wind projects, it exposed the fundamental economics of offshore wind: projects that only work with massive public…
An investigative reconstruction of the August 8, 2023 Lahaina fire — from the decision not to sound warning sirens to the utility company’s failure to clear brush to the water…
In a provincial capital in Afghanistan, a $14 million women’s education center stands empty, its classrooms never occupied, its computer lab still sealed in shipping containers. In South Sudan, a…
While Congress debated federal drug pricing, pharmaceutical companies quietly deployed a record lobbying offensive at the state level — targeting generic drug legislation and PBM reform in at least 24…