The Paper Trail: January 16, 2024
Texas Denies Feds Access to Border; Fast-Food Fueling Child Labor Abuse; Diabetes in the Latino Community; and More.
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Texas Denies Feds Access to Border; Fast-Food Fueling Child Labor Abuse; Diabetes in the Latino Community; and More.
How Boeing Bought Washington; $1B in Military Aid for Ukraine Improperly Tracked; U.S. Verges on Vaccination Tipping Point; and More.
Boeing Back in Hot Water; Millions Could Lose Access to Affordable Internet; Threadbare Psychiatric Care at VA Clinics; and More.
Shocking Findings in New Jan. 6 Poll; Social Security Clawbacks Impose Hardships; African Asylum Seekers Claim Severe Abuse; and More.
Interior IG Report on Jan. 6 Ellipse Rally; Billionaires Bankroll Judges' Luxury Travel; A Textbook Example of Corporate Greenwashing; and More.
Judicial Self-Policing Doesn’t Work; Children Risk Lives Building America’s Roofs; Cybercrime Victim Victimized by IRS; and More.
USPS Falsified Heat Safety Records; 15 Airmen Disciplined in Discord Leaks Probe; Unconscious Racial Bias in Health Care; and More.
Tuberville Backs Down; FDA Failed to Protect CPAP Users; Ethics Woes Plague State High Courts; and More.
Santos Reveals Campaign Finance System Flaws; Uncle Sam Can’t Quit Elon Musk; Eligible Voters Caught Up in Purges; and More.
Coast Guard Concealed Racism Report; M&Ms Harvested in Ghana by 5-Year-Olds; Weapons Stolen from U.S. in Iraq and Syria; and More.
Social Security’s Overpayment Problem; U.S. Troops Risk Brain Injury from Weapons; Puerto Rico’s Crumbling Health Care System; and More.
Pentagon Still Can’t Pass an Audit; Another Setback for Trump Disqualification;A Smurf-tastic Day on Capitol Hill;and More.
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