A ProPublica investigation found private schools routinely reject the disabled children who were used to sell vouchers in the first place. Arkansas built exactly that program in 2015, the University of Arkansas wrote in 2017 that such programs are 'often seen as' a foot in the door, and LEARNS swallowed it whole.
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Power plants that burn coal, gas and oil put out about a quarter of all the climate pollution in the United States.
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Two-thirds of Alaska's seafood is sold overseas, making the state's fishing industry uniquely vulnerable to trade wars, and Alaska's seafood processors begged Washington not to hurt them with retaliatory tariffs.
Michigan's Republican Senate nominee argued that people named in the Epstein files need protecting if there's no evidence of a crime. FEC records show seven of them have given more than $4.6 million to his campaign, his committees and the super PAC backing him — $4.5 million of it from Blackstone's Stephen Schwarzman.
After the May primary, Mackenzie's campaign cut his pro-life rating, gun rights, voter ID, women's sports and sanctuary city lines from its 'Record' page and put in 'Working Across the Aisle.' The record behind them is all still on file.
A whistleblower says Homeland Security pulled hundreds of immigration officers off national security work to hunt 'unlawful voters' in all 50 states, told them to type other people's personal details into state voter lookup sites, gave them 12 minutes per person, and had them open law enforcement records on data its own trainers said came from 'supplemental magic.'
The Homeland Security inspector general found Florida's Everglades detention camp held 79 detainees in small metal enclosures with about 18 square feet of floor space. Byron Donalds called the camp a 'blueprint for other states' — and now calls investigating it 'busy work.'
Bo French, the GOP nominee for Texas Railroad Commissioner, posted a photo of South Asian students at a UT football game and called it a 'problem.' John Cornyn asked whether other Republicans would condemn it. Asked directly, Ken Paxton never said French's name. He attacked James Talarico instead, and got Talarico's words wrong.
Treasury and the IRS want to treat Child Tax Credit and Earned Income Tax Credit refunds as a 'federal public benefit' under the 1996 welfare law, cutting off working families with DACA, TPS and other lawful statuses. A leading budget think tank counts roughly 1 million people hurt, including hundreds of thousands of U.S. citizen kids.