Politics & GovernmentThe Biden administration, Congress and the 2022 midterms. The largest section, and the archive’s spine.All 264 →
White House fact sheet builds its 18-disease 2024 count from 17 diseases plus an RSV antibodyThe August 10 document credits an executive order with cutting recommended childhood immunizations to 11 diseases from 18. Its own sentence shows how the 18 is assembled, a second White House fact sheet counts 11 vaccines rather than 11 diseases, and the eight sentences available to this piece mention no court.Letter backs Beccia on corruption; Independent reported nearly $2 million in candidate loansA Marblehead reader endorsed the MA-06 candidate for his pledge to fight insider trading by government officials. The Independent's reporting puts nearly $2 million of his campaign's money in loans from the candidate - and the FEC snapshot Daily Pol reviewed cannot pair its figures to its labels.Education disagreed with GAO's coordination recommendation; report records six rounds of servicer questions over two monthsGAO recommended formal criteria for early coordination on a portfolio of more than $1.6 trillion. Education disagreed, saying criteria would slow implementation. All four servicers told GAO that instruction could be improved if Education coordinated with them before or immediately after requesting a change.
Crime & JusticeCourt cases, police reports and missing-persons coverage, including cases the site followed for months.All 220 →
Kansas denaturalization case alleges identity fraud, no criminal conviction in the published accountThe rationale OPB and NPR reported for the Justice Department's denaturalization priority describes serious crimes concealed at naturalization. The Kansas action filed Aug. 7 describes an alleged false identity, and TRAC's data says that is the ordinary case.Six sentenced in Arizona-to-Minnesota fentanyl case, from 180 months to time servedThe U.S. Attorney's announcement was summed at 540 months. The six individual dispositions, set against U.S. Sentencing Commission data, run from 15 years to no additional custody.Federal indictment says Santa Ana food truck redeemed about $640,924 in SNAP benefits over 12 monthsProsecutors treat the transaction pattern itself as the evidence. The checkable record behind that method is a 2018 GAO report finding that the agency which authorizes retailers was not using its own risk data to decide who keeps that authorization.
Human InterestLocal incidents, workplace and consumer run-ins, and human oddity - stories whose headlines deliberately withhold their subject.All 141 →
Something Terrifying Happens At Airport When Woman Shows Up LateWhen a traveler did not get her way, she was caught on camera having a temper tantrum at an airport in Mexico City and even assaulting an Emirates check-in agent. On Nov. 1, a video of a traveler…Horrific Discovery Shut Down Trick-or-Treating In Michigan NeighborhoodThis year's trick-or-treat events in a Michigan neighborhood were canceled due to fears that cockroaches would accompany trick-or-treaters home from the neighborhood's vacant house. "It doesn’t…People Flee Airport After Shocking Discovery In Terminal 8After at least four people, including one who was in "grave condition," became ill from what appeared to be a carbon dioxide leak, Los Angeles International Airport evacuated a terminal on…
Health & MedicineCOVID-19 policy, vaccine mandates, the FDA and public-health warnings - the pandemic beat as it ran.All 136 →
Six weeks after Adams County's tuberculosis order, Colorado calls a state health order an optionAdams County says the facility has not provided the information its investigation needs, and CDPHE says it still has not received access. The only exposure count in circulation - 61 people - came from the operator's own contact investigation.Trump order recommends splitting MMR into three shots the record shows are not available in the USThe order conditions the recommendation on such products being domestically available; the White House fact sheet drops that condition. CIDRAP reports no measles-only, mumps-only or rubella-only vaccine is available in the United States.WHO counts 1,801 Ebola deaths in Congo as the record shows no vote on a $1.4 billion US requestThe State Department said it intends to provide $242 million more, the Jamaica Observer reported. The underlying request went to Congress on June 24 alongside a $67.1 billion Pentagon line, and no enactment appears in the record this desk was able to reach.
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