624 Americans Wounded in a War Congress Never Voted For
The Pentagon now says at least 624 U.S. service members have been wounded in Trump's Iran war — and it keeps quietly rearranging the numbers so no one can follow along.
The Pentagon now says at least 624 U.S. service members have been wounded in Trump's Iran war — and it keeps quietly rearranging the numbers so no one can follow along.
Utah ranks 10th of 50 on the measures we track — one of the healthiest states in the country. Its three House Republicans voted to take 80,000 Utahns off insurance anyway.
One union polled its Forest Service members on relocating. Seven percent said yes. Forty percent of the people facing the choice have wildfire qualifications — during a bad fire season.
A federal judge voided the Trump administration's termination of a $2.8 billion clean-air grant program. The EPA read that ruling and concluded no action was required. The judge had to order it a second time.
At least nine Alabama communities have pushed back on data centers over water, power, and noise. The Republican nominee for governor says those neighbors are repeating Chinese propaganda.
He voted to throw out your neighbors' 2020 ballots, he cheered on the cuts that took $37.7 million from Tennessee's own university system, and his lifetime environmental score is 2%.
He joined a caucus a civil rights group calls an anti-Muslim hate group, he wants to make DOGE permanent after it tore through Texas, and he signed on to a bill that would ban abortion nationwide.
He represents East Palestine and scores 0% on the environment, he sponsored a bill to bring back the coal industry's advisory council, and his single biggest donor is a crypto billionaire family.
He calls himself a Great Lakes champion while voting green 6% of the time, he voted for a bill that could block millions of citizens from voting, and he skipped his own constituents' town hall.