You might think the 2020 election is old news. But the false claims of fraud that emerged after the vote are still reshaping American elections years later. This week on Reveal:

You might think the 2020 election is old news. But it’s casting a long shadow over the 2026 midterms and beyond, with real implications for who can vote and how easy it will be. This week on Reveal:

We waded into these waters on our latest @revealnews.org episode with journalist Vicky Ward. www.newyorker.com/news/annals-...

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In the early 2000s, journalist Vicky Ward learned of sexual abuse allegations against Jeffrey Epstein when reporting for “Vanity Fair.” Why didn’t they make it into her profile of Epstein? This and more on this week’s “More To The Story.” 🎧 Listen here: tinyurl.com/4be5uzb5

Activists sailed to Gaza to deliver aid, but were met with drone attacks and imprisonment. As a new flotilla recently set sail for Gaza, we’re bringing back our story about the Global Sumud Flotilla from last fall for an inside look at what happened aboard.

Israel has reportedly intercepted at least 22 boats from a flotilla attempting to deliver aid to Gaza. This wouldn't be the first time this has happened. Last year, activists were met with drone strikes and were later arrested by the Israeli navy.

“The sky was littered with stars and drones.” Last fall, activists from all over the world sailed to Gaza trying to deliver aid. They were met with drone attacks and imprisonment.

Activists sailed to Gaza to deliver aid, but were met with drone attacks and imprisonment. An exclusive look at the Global Sumud Flotilla. From our colleagues at @revealnews.org:

As a new flotilla recently set sail for Gaza, we’re bringing back our story about the Global Sumud Flotilla from last fall for a firsthand look at what activists faced on their journey. This week on Reveal:

Israel has reportedly intercepted at least 22 boats from a flotilla attempting to deliver aid to Gaza. This wouldn't be the first time this has happened. Last year, activists were met with drone strikes and were later arrested by the Israeli navy.

Why did SCOTUS kill the VRA? @jamellebouie.net said it best: “The notion that everyone deserves equal access to the ballot...and that there ought to be some measure of political equality has never really sat well with the political right in this country."

🎙️ON AIR: We're talking to @revealnews.org's @paperwords.bsky.social and @wsj.com's Patrick Thomas about the known health impacts of Roundup, how it’s used for fire recovery and why it’s causing a rift in Trump world. ❓What are your Qs about Roundup and glyphosate-based herbicides? 📻 Listen:

🎙️ON AIR: We're talking to @revealnews.org 's @paperwords.bsky.social and @wsj.com 's Patrick Thomas about the known health impacts of Roundup, how it’s used for fire recovery and why it’s causing a rift in Trump w ❓What are your Qs about Roundup and glyphosate-based herbicides? 📻 Listen:

On this week’s “More To The Story,” historian Daniel Immerwahr examines President Donald Trump’s “hit-and-run” foreign policy and why he seems intent on tearing down the post-World War II international order. The latest from our friends at @revealnews.org: tinyurl.com/2xaxesm7

Past presidents decided that attacking Iran was too risky. But not Trump. Why? “Trump’s not looking at the chessboard,” says historian Daniel Immerwahr. “He’s not really playing chess.” The president’s foreign policy on this week’s “More To The Story:" tinyurl.com/bdd8xnz4

The controversial weed killer Roundup is being sprayed in record amounts in California’s forests. We go inside the secret plan that helped make it possible.

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A little more than a year ago, @paperwords.bsky.social received a letter from the US Forest Service detailing plans for a new wildfire recovery project. But a single word caught his eye—and alerted him to a secret, Big Tobacco-style campaign with ramifications for our forests. 🧵

1/ Today, as SCOTUS hears arguments to decide if suits claiming Monsanto (parent co Bayer) failed to warn people about the cancer risks of Roundup/glyophosate, we're exposing a huge threat matrix: public and private forests are being bombarded with the herbicide www.motherjones.com/politics/202...

The weed killer Roundup and its active ingredient glyphosate are being sprayed in record amounts in a surprising place: California’s forests. Is it safe?

The World Health Organization says glyphosate is a “probable carcinogen,” but that didn’t stop Trump from signing an executive order barring its manufacturers from lawsuits. Our latest investigation:

"The problem is that the polluters have captured control of the political process to an unhealthy degree." Hear how environmental activists Al Gore, Catherine Coleman Flowers, and Bill McKibben view the fight against climate change in the age of Trump on this week's episode of “More To The Story.”

“The problem is that the polluters have captured control of the political process to an unhealthy degree. This is the most corrupt administration not only in American history, but more corrupt than I could ever have imagined a president would be able to get away with."

To celebrate Earth Day, environmental leaders Al Gore, Catherine Coleman Flowers, and Bill McKibben talk about the challenges in tackling climate change—and why there’s still hope for our planet. 🌎 Our latest and surprisingly optimistic episode of More To The Story:

Happy Earth Day! To celebrate, we're bringing you three interviews with environmental activists. Al Gore, Catherine Coleman Flowers, and Bill McKibben explain the challenges of protecting the planet in the age of Trump on this special episode of More To The Story. Listen: tinyurl.com/smshw5c6

For Earth Day, our friends at @revealnews.org are bringing you three interviews with environmental leaders and activists. Hear Al Gore, Catherine Coleman Flowers, and Bill McKibben on this week’s “More To The Story.” Listen here: tinyurl.com/pcdsjbbs

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For more than 50 years, the idea of making psychedelic drugs legal again was unthinkable. Now, the Trump administration is loosening its restrictions on the substances. How did we get here? Check out our 2024 episode on the subject.

18 months. 14 newsrooms. 70 journalists. 1 groundbreaking investigation into a global surveillance empire whose phone-tracking software has targeted world leaders, corporate executives, journalists, activists, celebrities…and maybe even you.

@lighthousereports.com obtained a secret data trove. It revealed a vast global surveillance empire whose tech has been used to target politicians, journalists, tech execs, and Jared Leto. The story only gets wilder from there.

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A jury recently found that Live Nation — Ticketmaster’s parent company — ran a monopoly and overcharged fans. Its system has also helped fuel a secondary ticket market that can take advantage of customers. We dive into these ticket traps in this 2021 episode of Reveal:

The New Yorker called Reveal "a knockout." We'd love to add a Webby People's Voice Award to that résumé. Voting ends tomorrow night—it takes 10 seconds, and it really does matter: wbby.co/57445N

You’ve probably heard of the Doomsday Clock from a movie, song, or comic book. But Daniel Holz of the @thebulletin.org assures us that it’s real—and so are the existential threats that recently moved the hands closer to midnight. Our latest More To The Story: bit.ly/3QbN2Cb

Trusts have become big business in the US. They are now an industry worth trillions of dollars. But no one knows the exact number, because the trust industry is extraordinarily private. This week on Reveal, we investigate America’s shadowland of trusts.

"Kids Under Fire in Gaza" won the duPont-Columbia Award. "The Landlord Gutting America's Hospitals" exposed a real estate empire bankrupting healthcare. Our reporters are telling big, important stories— and we’re up for a Webby People's Voice Award. Three days left to vote: wbby.co/57445N

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Forget Switzerland: The US is now the No. 1 place to hide your money. This week on Reveal, we investigate how some US states are locked in a race to become the world’s biggest tax haven.

The federal government was just ordered to release more information about Renee Good's killing. Listen to the latest "More to the Story," in which Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison discusses the fight to compel the government to turn over related files from Operation Metro Surge.

On this week's "More to the Story," @ag.state.mn.us talks to us about the lasting damage of Operation Metro Surge, from economic pain to persistent fears within immigrant communities, and why he refuses to back down from what he describes as the “Trump onslaught.” bit.ly/4ss5p37

On this week’s “More To The Story,” @ag.state.mn.us opens up about his congressional confrontation with Sen. Josh Hawley and what the federal government has left in its wake after scaling back its ICE raids. bit.ly/4ss5p37

When @garrisonhayes.bsky.social was a teen, he made movies, put them online, and forgot about them. When he went to find them, they were gone. Can we recover them? This week on Reveal: Inconsequential Investigations 🔮 Listen:

It’s been 20 years since “An Inconvenient Truth” warned of the dangers of climate change. Today, Al Gore is more adamant than ever that now is the time to act on global warming. This week's More To The Story:

It’s been 20 years since “An Inconvenient Truth” warned of the dangers of climate change. Today, Al Gore is more adamant than ever that now is the time to act on global warming. Listen to our latest More To The Story here: bit.ly/41EzEbZ

NEW: On this week’s “More To The Story,” former Vice President Al Gore calls Trump’s administration the most corrupt in American history. Listen to the full, unfiltered interview here: bit.ly/41EzEbZ

Check out @revealnews.org as they travel down the I-65 corridor looking at the fallout in the South from the mass cancellation of NEH grants by DOGE. Reporters from Reveal follow the trail of money to find out: what happened to all that congressionally-allocated funding?

One year after federal arts and humanities cuts, viral depositions are shedding new light on how some projects were screened out. This week on Reveal, we investigate what these cuts mean on the ground and where that money is going.

Small arts organizations are struggling after federal arts and humanities grants were abruptly canceled. We examine what got cut and where the money is going.