Federal Prosecutors Attacked Me for My Reporting — and They’re Doing It to Hide Info From the Public

Trevor Aaronson

If the Biden administration is serious about protecting press freedoms, officials from Washington might want to have a stern talk with federal prosecutors in Detroit.
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Can Conservatives Expand the Death Penalty Using the “Trigger Law” Playbook?

Shawn Musgrave

Project 2025 — a road map for the next Trump White House — urges overturning Supreme Court precedent, and a trickle of bills may tee up challenges.
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Israel Opposes Rebuilding Gaza’s Internet Access Because Terrorists Could Go Online

Sam Biddle

Israel destroyed much of Gaza’s internet infrastructure. A Saudi proposal to rebuild it was watered down after Israeli and U.S. protests.
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The U.S. Says a Far-Right Ukrainian Army Unit Can Now Get Aid. A Photo Shows Training Was Already Happening.

Prem Thakker, Sam Biddle

The administration says the “Azov Brigade” is separate from the old, Nazi-linked “Azov Battalion.” The unit itself says they’re the same.
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Company Linked to Federal Execution Spree Says It Will No Longer Produce Key Drug

Lauren Gill, Daniel Moritz-Rabson

As Republicans thirst for restarting federal executions, Absolute Standards told Connecticut lawmakers it hasn’t made or sold pentobarbital since December 2020.
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The Venezuelan Perspective

Deconstructed

Foreign Minister Yván Gil Pinto discusses Venezuela’s bid to join the BRICS alliance, the impacts of U.S. sanctions, and the battle over Citgo.
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