Trump Administration Preps New Weapons Sale To Saudi Arabia

By Erin Banco, Spencer Ackerman, Asawin Suebsaeng, Adam Rawnsley

Congress has rejected weapons sales to the Saudis. The now-fired State Department inspector general was looking into them. Team Trump is going for a sequel anyway.

By Pilar Melendez

Six years ago, a Minneapolis man was left with broken teeth after a violent arrest by Officer Tou Thao.

By Justin Baragona

While the president continues to push a debunked murder conspiracy about an MSNBC host, despite pleas from a dead woman’s family, some Republicans have gone after Trump.

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By Cassie da Costa

A new documentary follows the brave women who came forward to accuse hip-hop icon Russell Simmons of sexual abuse—and raises the question of whose stories we choose to center.

By Emily Shugerman

Dr. Kevin Cahill has treated a pope and a president. A woman claims in a lawsuit that he molested her after years of pressing her for a romantic relationship.

By Kate Briquelet

Michael Bear Carson, the self-proclaimed “witch killer” behind a string of California murders, will face a parole board today as his only child begs for him to stay locked up.

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By Jeffrey Klausner, Rajiv Bhatia

Children are much less likely to be infected, less likely to become severely ill, and less likely to spread infection. We should let our children return to their normal lives.

By Noah Rothbaum

This episode of the award-winning podcast Life Behind Bars focuses on the effects of the coronavirus on home bartenders and also the long-term impact on bars.

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POSTPONED

The launch was postponed at the last minute due to bad weather conditions.

 OF COURSE

President’s new rep has repeatedly parroted Trump’s unfounded claims that mail-in voting is linked to widespread election fraud. The Tampa Bay Times found her voting record.

 UPS AND DOWNS

The real-time data the FitTrack collects is great stuff, to be sure. But what’s even more impressive is the historical data.

 ‘HE DESERVES JUSTICE’

“If you had done it or I had done it, we would be behind bars right now,” Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey said.

 ‘JUST BEING SILLY’

The postal carrier has been charged with attempted election fraud after he admitted to changing the party affiliations of five forms from Democrat to Republican.

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