national news & analysis April 24, 2026 The two men stonewalling Congress’ investigations into Jeffrey Epstein’s criminal network Instead of seizing the mountains of evidence held at the US Treasury and DOJ, congressional Republicans consider amnesty for convicted sex abuser Ghislane Maxwell in exchange for her cooperation.
national news & analysis April 22, 2026 The Senate odd couple demanding Congress act on kids’ online safety COURIER congressional correspondent Michael Jones highlights the unlikely bipartisan effort to catalyze recent legal setbacks for Meta into reforms that would hold Big Tech accountable.
op-ed April 22, 2026 Nikki Sapiro Vinckier: We sued the State of Michigan. And we won. This is what happens when people organize and fight to take their rights back
national news & analysis April 21, 2026 What’s At Stake: One Cancer Survivor, One Lawmaker, One System Under Fire There is no safe way to play Russian Roulette – yet Republicans in Congress continue to gamble with our health care.
national news & analysis April 17, 2026 Banks, Epstein cohorts pay $1B to sweep sex trafficking empire under the rug Bank of America joins JPMorgan, Deutsche Bank, the Epstein Estate, Ghislane Maxwell, Leon Black, and the British royal family in the billion-dollar effort to keep their Epstein-related lawsuits from going to trial.
op-ed April 16, 2026 Alicia Michele Benjamin: Election Day Should Be a Federal Holiday Doing so would create a fairer opportunity for everyone to vote
national news & analysis April 10, 2026 Democrats warn of reconciliation déjà vu COURIER congressional correspondent Michael Jones breaks down lawmakers' return from recess to a high-stakes fight over enforcement and spending.
op-ed April 7, 2026 Sarah Sicard: Now is the time for the military to choose between a constitution and a king What happens when the commander-in-chief demands the unlawful?
national news & analysis April 6, 2026 Newly-uncovered documents suggest Epstein’s lawyer lied to Congress Confidential records include eyewitness testimony of Darren Indyke’s alleged money laundering, an accusation he denied while under oath last month.
op-ed April 3, 2026 Andrea Levere: Why far-right philanthropy keeps winning This structural advantage is quietly reshaping American democracy
op-ed April 2, 2026 Jesse Ferguson: One Year Later — How Trump Lost His Superpower The tariffs came with receipts and voters haven't forgiven him
op-ed March 30, 2026 Joseph Geevarghese: Democrats Who Fund Trump’s War Should Expect Primaries Opposing the war means refusing to fund it. Anything less is performance.
