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The Freedom Caucus wish list: From healthcare to the war in Ukraine, can they get what they want?

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Are unions thriving or shrinking? How 2022 reshaped the labor movement.
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Are unions thriving or shrinking? How 2022 reshaped the labor movement.Are unions thriving or shrinking? How 2022 reshaped the labor movement.

Biden declared himself a pro-union president, but he’s meeting the constraints of a new era.

Matthew Zeitlin and Maggie Severns
December 13, 2022
The Germany coup plot: How QAnon is dangerously evolving in Europe
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The Germany coup plot: How QAnon is dangerously evolving in EuropeThe Germany coup plot: How QAnon is dangerously evolving in Europe

Experts say unlike groups like al-Qaeda and ISIS, when it comes to QAnon, there’s no centralized structure or leadership that can be targeted.

Joshua Keating and Khaya Himmelman
December 7, 2022
The 2022 World Cup in Qatar has a dark side: Human rights violations, abuse of migrant workers and climate-related health concerns
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The 2022 World Cup in Qatar has a dark side: Human rights violations, abuse of migrant workers and climate-related health concernsThe 2022 World Cup in Qatar has a dark side: Human rights violations, abuse of migrant workers and climate-related health concerns

While many of these issues are not unfamiliar to the World Cup, this year the games are under particular scrutiny.

Tom Nagorski, Lili Pike and Dan Vergano
November 18, 2022
The Senate votes to advance the Respect for Marriage Act. What’s in it, and how would it protect same-sex marriage?
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The Senate votes to advance the Respect for Marriage Act. What’s in it, and how would it protect same-sex marriage?The Senate votes to advance the Respect for Marriage Act. What’s in it, and how would it protect same-sex marriage?

It does not create the federal right to same-sex marriage that Obergefell does.

Maggie Severns and Anna Deen
November 16, 2022
Taylor Swift vs. Ticketmaster: How the mega-star and her fans are challenging the company’s 50-year grip on the music industry
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Taylor Swift vs. Ticketmaster: How the mega-star and her fans are challenging the company’s 50-year grip on the music industryTaylor Swift vs. Ticketmaster: How the mega-star and her fans are challenging the company’s 50-year grip on the music industry

The ticket giant’s prices and fees have been a sore point for fans and entertainers.

Matthew Zeitlin, Cameron Hood and Suzette Lohmeyer
November 16, 2022
Trump announces his 2024 presidential bid
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Trump announces his 2024 presidential bidTrump announces his 2024 presidential bid

The former Republican president sets up a possible rematch with Biden — if he can unite his own party around him.

Leah Askarinam, Steve Reilly and Maggie Severns
November 16, 2022

Stakes for abortion, climate change, and the war in Ukraine couldn’t be higher in the 2022 midterm electionStakes for abortion, climate change, and the war in Ukraine couldn’t be higher in the 2022 midterm election

Grid reporters break it down for you.

Maggie Severns, Domestic Policy Reporter, Matthew Zeitlin, Domestic Economics Reporter, Steve Reilly, Investigative Reporter, Jonathan Lambert, Public Health Reporter, Benjamin Powers, Technology Reporter, Dave Levitan, Climate Reporter, Joshua Keating, Global Security Reporter, and Leah Askarinam, Senior Editor
October 31, 2022

How the Dobbs abortion ruling reshaped America’s privacy debate, from health to politics and lawHow the Dobbs abortion ruling reshaped America’s privacy debate, from health to politics and law

The Supreme Court’s verdict put the spotlight on the country’s patchy privacy protections.

Dan Vergano, Science Reporter, Benjamin Powers, Technology Reporter, and Jonathan Lambert, Public Health Reporter
October 13, 2022

Is Biden to blame for the border crisis? How U.S. policies aren’t keeping up with global migration trends.Is Biden to blame for the border crisis? How U.S. policies aren’t keeping up with global migration trends.

Incremental changes by individual presidential administrations aren’t a substitute for comprehensive reform.

Maggie Severns, Domestic Policy Reporter, Anna Deen, Data Visualization Reporter, Joshua Keating, Global Security Reporter, and Matthew Zeitlin, Domestic Economics Reporter
October 12, 2022

Why Adnan Syed’s case from ‘Serial’ became a national phenomenonWhy Adnan Syed’s case from ‘Serial’ became a national phenomenon

A judge's decision to vacate his murder conviction caps off nearly a decade of evolution in media, culture and the law.

Laura McGann, Executive Editor
October 11, 2022

The demand for electric vehicles is skyrocketing. Can the supply of lithium and other critical minerals for batteries keep up?The demand for electric vehicles is skyrocketing. Can the supply of lithium and other critical minerals for batteries keep up?

From the deep sea to the DRC, countries and companies are scrambling to secure increasingly scarce minerals to meet urgent climate goals.

Dave Levitan, Climate Reporter, and Lili Pike, China Reporter
October 4, 2022

The NFL’s concussion protocol is a long-running controversy that does little to protect players’ healthThe NFL’s concussion protocol is a long-running controversy that does little to protect players’ health

The controversy surrounding Tua Tagovailoa's head injury during a recent football game is renewing scrutiny on how the NFL handles traumatic brain injuries like concussions, which research increasingly shows can have long-lasting, harmful effects.

Jonathan Lambert, Public Health Reporter, and Suzette Lohmeyer, Senior Editor
September 30, 2022

The Inflation Reduction Act: What’s inside lawmakers’ once-in-a-generation stab at solving climate changeThe Inflation Reduction Act: What’s inside lawmakers’ once-in-a-generation stab at solving climate change

The deal, which has many Democrats optimistic but is far from complete, would also bring down prescription drug prices and close several tax loopholes

Maggie Severns, Domestic Policy Reporter, Matthew Zeitlin, Domestic Economics Reporter, Dan Vergano, Science Reporter, and Jonathan Lambert, Public Health Reporter
August 8, 2022

Gun control after Uvalde: What could work, what won’t work, and what we can learn from the worldGun control after Uvalde: What could work, what won’t work, and what we can learn from the world

Polling indicates Americans favor gun reforms like “red flag” laws and assault weapons bans, but the reality is much more complicated.

Maggie Severns, Domestic Policy Reporter, Steve Reilly, Investigative Reporter, Jason Paladino, Investigative Reporter, Anya van Wagtendonk, Misinformation Reporter, Dan Vergano, Science Reporter, Benjamin Powers, Technology Reporter, Jonathan Lambert, Public Health Reporter, Lili Pike, China Reporter, and Morgan Richardson, Assistant Editor
June 3, 2022

Student loan debt: What it is, how we got it, and why it’s so hard to cancelStudent loan debt: What it is, how we got it, and why it’s so hard to cancel

The idea of student loan debt cancellation is extremely popular among some groups. However, extending the pause on student loan payments may be the easiest part of this thorny problem.

Matthew Zeitlin, Domestic Economics Reporter, Maggie Severns, Domestic Policy Reporter, Chris Geidner, Contributing Editor, Legal Affairs, Kaila Philo, Government and Political Institutions Reporter, and Alex Leeds Matthews, Data Visualization Reporter
May 27, 2022

How inflation became America’s greatest economic problem How inflation became America’s greatest economic problem

The last time inflation was this high, the Fed engineered a severe recession. Unfortunately, the problem is much more complex now. Can the off-ramp to spiking inflation go better this time?

Matthew Zeitlin, Domestic Economics Reporter, Nikhil Kumar, Deputy Global Editor, Dave Levitan, Climate Reporter, Lili Pike, China Reporter, and Anna Deen, Data Visualization Reporter
May 11, 2022