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  • 2026 September


    Arizona Sheriff’s Office Oversight Continues Amid Racial Profiling Concerns

    Arizona Sheriff’s Office Oversight Continues Amid Racial Profiling Concerns

    A federal judge denied efforts to end oversight of the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office, citing continued racial disparities in traffic arrests of Latinos. Reforms are deemed insufficient without continued monitoring.


    Thomas Dans: Trump Appointee’s Arctic Controversies & Conflicts of Interest

    Thomas Dans: Trump Appointee’s Arctic Controversies & Conflicts of Interest

    Thomas Dans, a Trump appointee to the Arctic Commission with no scientific background, advanced controversial policies like a Greenland takeover and promoted a Dutch shipbuilder with Russia ties, raising serious conflict-of-interest concerns and straining international relations.


    Housing First: England’s Strategy for Ending Rough Sleeping

    Housing First: England’s Strategy for Ending Rough Sleeping

    England's new program integrates 'Housing First' principles, providing immediate permanent homes with support, to tackle rough sleeping. This reverses traditional approaches, showing success in long-term stability, mental health improvements, and reducing emergency service strain, despite scaling challenges.


    Oregon Housing Transparency Push: Lawmakers & Industry Back Public Records Repeal

    ProPublica exposed Oregon's secretive subsidized housing spending, prompting lawmakers and housing groups to back repealing a public records exemption. The push aims for transparency on how billions in taxpayer money are spent on rising low-income housing costs.


    David Ortiz, Predatory Loans & Dominican Baseball Prospects

    David Ortiz, Predatory Loans & Dominican Baseball Prospects

    MLB legend David Ortiz opposed a global draft, secretly tied to a lender exploiting young Dominican baseball prospects through high-interest loans on future bonuses. This exposé reveals a destructive system where trainers and lenders siphon off millions from hopeful athletes.