A 48-hour investigative dispatch examining the DA clearance in the Longmont police shooting of Dariss Yearby, youth gun violence in the Bronx, Texas AG voter-suppression litigation, dark-money PAC ad blitzes in Michigan, legal threats to Louisiana’s last majority-Black district, and civil-rights coalition warnings on Project 2025.
Tag: Project 2025
Civil Rights Oct 17, 2026Who Profits From the Pipeline, What Project 2025 Removes, and How to Fight Back (Part 3 of 3)
Every stage of the pipeline has someone getting paid. The last part of our series follows the money, looks at the guardrails Project 2025 targets, and ends with an action plan.
Civil Rights Oct 15, 2026The Bounty Hunter Blueprint: Mississippi’s HB 1484, the New ICE Machine and Project 2025 (Part 1 of 3)
In January 2025, a Mississippi lawmaker filed a bill that would have paid $1,000 for a tip and locked a person up for the rest of their life for being in the state without papers.
Civil Rights Sep 13, 2026Project 2025’s Dans Talks Midterms as Genocide Charge Filed
Project 2025 architect Paul Dans says Trump brought “remarkable changes”; an Ontario man faces hate-propaganda charges, and Toronto police guard synagogues.
Civil Rights Sep 10, 2026Trump Moves to Exclude Noncitizens from 2030 Census Count
Trump officials moved to exclude noncitizens from the 2030 Census count as three courts handed Delaware voting-rights wins.
Civil Rights Sep 6, 2026Snopes Fact-Checks Claim Project 2025 Called for ‘Unsafe’ Food
Snopes’ new Premium fact-check weighs whether Project 2025 called for making food unsafe, naming Cyclospora, salmonella and E. coli.
Crime & Justice Sep 5, 2026IRS Targets Support for Non-White Students in New Tax-Exempt Sweep
Trump’s IRS is now auditing universities that fund non-White students — threatening tax-exempt status and choking Black opportunity. Follow the Project 2025…
Civil Rights Aug 26, 2026Judge: Trump Admin Violated Court Order in Mail-In Voting Fight
Judge finds Trump admin violated a court order on mail-in voting; the 11th Circuit reopens Georgia’s maps; NY brothers face hate crime charges.








