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Trump’s Accounting Firm “Fires” Him Over Decade of Unreliable Finances
A letter from Mazars USA to the Trump Organization was part of a legal filing made Monday by New York AG Letitia James.
Russia Says It Pulled Back Some Troops From Ukraine as Talks Continue
“It seems the U.S. is more anxious for Russia to invade than Russia is to invade,” says activist Medea Benjamin.
World’s Rivers Awash in Pharmaceuticals, Historic Study Reveals
Researchers warn that “pharmaceutical pollution poses a global threat.”
Republicans Are Pressuring Medical Boards to Let COVID Misinformation Slide
Republican lawmakers threatened to disband the Tennessee medical board because of its policy against COVID falsehoods.
Suppression of Mail-In Voting Looms Over Texas Primary
Civil rights groups say Texas Republicans wasted precious time chasing Trump’s conspiracy theories.
A Russian Invasion of Ukraine Could Destabilize Russia’s Political Order
Polls suggest that a large-scale war with Ukraine would not be popular among Russians.
Tesla May Pay $0 in Federal Taxes This Year, According to Its Financial Filings
The $900 billion company claims that most of its billions of dollars in profits came from overseas.
Kansas Residents Sue State Over Gerrymandered Maps
The Republican-led legislature overrode the governor's veto of the maps earlier this month.
Starbucks Launches Propaganda-Filled Anti-Union Website
The website comes after the company fired several organizers in Memphis last week.
Mitch McConnell Is Now at Odds With Trump. That Doesn’t Mean Mitch Is Good.
The enemies of our enemies aren't always our friends. Case in point: McConnell's stealth battle against Trump.