News Analysis | Politics & Elections Will Jared Kushner Be the Next Chief of Staff? Trump may be naming John Kelly's replacement any day now, and odds are it will be Kushner. By Robin Marty , Care2 December 20, 2018 Truthout
News Analysis | Environment & Health The Texas Ruling on Obamacare Is on Shaky Legal Ground A Texas judge has ruled that the Affordable Care Act is unconstitutional. By Simon Haeder & Valarie Blake , TheConversation December 20, 2018 Truthout
News Analysis | Economy & Labor Why Are These Labor Unions Opposing Medicare for All? Unions are reluctant to give up their strongest selling point: members' access to quality health care. By Natalie Shure , InTheseTimes December 19, 2018 Truthout
News Analysis | Environment & Health Ex-Oil Lobbyist Expected to Replace Ryan Zinke: Here’s What’s at Stake As Zinke's deputy, David Bernhardt was behind the largest rollback of federal land protections in US history. By Julie Dermansky , DeSmogBlog December 19, 2018 Truthout
News Analysis | War & Peace Artificial Intelligence and the Future of War Pentagon officials think artificial intelligence and robotics will give them a significant advantage in future wars. By Michael T. Klare , TomDispatch December 18, 2018 Truthout
News Analysis | Environment & Health Taiwanese Company Wants to Site Polluting Plastic Plant in Cancer Alley A permit hearing for serial polluter Formosa turned into a referendum on environmental racism. By Julie Dermansky , DeSmogBlog December 18, 2018 Truthout
News Analysis | Politics & Elections Trump’s Inauguration Paid Trump Inc. — With Ivanka in the Middle Revelations show how the Trumps blurred the lines between their political and business lives. By Ilya Marritz & Justin Elliott , ProPublica December 18, 2018 Truthout
News Analysis | Environment & Health Atlantic Seismic Survey Permits Granted After Surge in Lobbying Trade associations have downplayed the risk to marine life from the dangerously loud blasting. By Sue Sturgis , FacingSouth December 17, 2018 Truthout
News Analysis | Human Rights Corporate Elites’ Malfeasance Is Thwarting Human Rights in Africa Corporations cheat the African continent of billions every year in badly needed funds to protect human rights. By Imani Countess , ForeignPolicyinFocus December 17, 2018 Truthout
News Analysis | Environment & Health Prominent Doctors Aren’t Disclosing Industry Ties in Publications Medical journals, which depend on researchers for exclusives, are not enforcing their own rules. By Charles Ornstein & Katie Thomas , ProPublica December 17, 2018 Truthout