A Federal Badge Is Not An Accountability Exemption
The Houston ICE investigation needs evidence, cooperation, and restraint—not automatic absolution or a verdict by headline.
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The White House, Congress and the courts make decisions in your name. We examine what those decisions do, whose interests they serve and how the official explanation survives contact with the evidence. Expect original satire about executive power, legislation, government ethics and Washington’s flexible relationship with accountability.
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Public Land Is Not A Presidential Mood Board
The East Potomac dispute is about more than a nicer golf course. Public decisions need scrutiny before irreversible work begins.
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Democracy Does Not Need A Casino Upgrade
Election betting is growing. Turning citizenship into a trade deserves more scrutiny than another shiny app announcement.
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Greenland Is Not A Presidential Clearance Sale
Trump’s new exploration announcement has enthusiasm to spare. Sovereignty, permits, and a workable project are still rather important details.
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A Temporary Deployment Should Have An Exit Door
The D.C. National Guard deployment reaches an appeals hearing. An open-ended mission deserves more than an endlessly renewable emergency label.
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