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TechGovernment

Your City's Eyes: The Surveillance Camera Network No One Voted For

A nationwide investigation reveals how local police departments have quietly built one of the world's most extensive civilian surveillance networks — using federal grants, rental contracts, and technology from companies with ties to authoritarian governments.

·4 min read
EnvironmentCorporate

The River That Died: How a Chemical Giant Poisoned a Community's Water

For eleven years, residents of Millhaven County reported dead fish, skin rashes, and mysterious illnesses. For eleven years, they were told the water was safe. It wasn't.

·4 min read
Criminal JusticeGovernment

Cleared of Wrongdoing: Inside the System That Protects Bad Cops

An analysis of a decade of police misconduct records from six major cities reveals that officers accused of serious violations — including assault and evidence tampering — are exonerated at rates exceeding 90%. We followed the paper trail.

·4 min read
GovernmentFinance

Dark Money: How Anonymous Donors Are Buying Your Local Elections

While federal campaign finance receives intense scrutiny, a largely overlooked pipeline of anonymous money is reshaping city councils, school boards, and judicial races across the country.

·4 min read
CorporateFinance

Stolen Hours: The Wage Theft Epidemic Draining American Workers

Wage theft — employers illegally withholding pay, misclassifying workers, or shaving time records — costs workers more than all street crime combined. Yet prosecution is rare, penalties are minimal, and the practice is widespread.

·5 min read