InvestigationLabor, Politics Several States Are Taking the Lead on Restoring Overtime Pay A patchwork of different rules decide which workers earn time and a half around the country. Marcus BaramCapital & MainMay 13, 2022
InvestigationLabor, Politics Can Biden Sharply Expand Overtime Pay? To do so, he will need to learn from the failures of Obama and Carter. Marcus BaramCapital & MainMay 11, 2022
BackstoryPolitics The Backstory: Sarah Posner Reporting on the Christian Right Paco AlvarezMay 10, 2022
AnalysisHealth, Politics Overturning Roe Is the Crowning Achievement of Christian Nationalism Sarah PosnerThe NationMay 9, 2022
InvestigationPolitics The New Right’s Grim, Increasingly Popular Fantasies of an International Nationalism In the quest to unify American conservatism’s fragmented ranks, a right-wing vanguard is looking to Hungary and Poland for inspiration. Kathryn JoyceNew RepublicJanuary 6, 2022
BackstoryEnvironment, Politics The Backstory: Adam Federman Reporting on a slow-moving catastrophe Paco AlvarezDecember 16, 2021
InvestigationEnvironment, Politics Biden Is Breaking a Promise To Block Drilling on Public Lands The federal government is still signing off on oil and gas leases. Adam FedermanThe Washington PostNovember 19, 2021
AnalysisJustice, Politics Kyle Rittenhouse, Black Lives Matter, and the Idea of Self-Defense Aaron Miguel CantúNew RepublicNovember 2, 2021
InvestigationPolitics How Does Don Jr. Roll? Donald Trump Jr. teases about a political future. But what do we really know about him? In Charleston County, South Carolina, they know more than most. Joe RubinNew RepublicSeptember 17, 2021
InvestigationEnvironment, Politics How Joe Biden’s Green Agenda Threatens the Alaskan Wilderness Donald Trump wanted to put a road through one of the most remote parts of North America. His successor could finish the job. Adam FedermanPolitico MagazineSeptember 17, 2021