The $25 Loophole Sending Wild Mustangs to Slaughter
A legal loophole lets the government sell protected mustangs for as little as $25. Coverage splits between an NYT investigation, BLM's flat denial, and advocates' data.
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The AI Boom's Electric Bill Just Became a Midterm Weapon
Political reporters are covering the data-center backlash as a 2026 election story. Policy reporters call it a market failure. Both are skipping the part where nobody's fix is tested yet.
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$4.10 a Gallon: Inside the EPA's Three-Week Gas Price Fix
The EPA's emergency gasoline waiver reads as consumer relief in most coverage. Trade press shows it's also timed to the midterms and a win for ethanol producers.
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A 0.02% Statistic Became 'I Won the Election'
A Census Bureau report flags 24,000 possible noncitizen voters from 2020 — 0.02% of ballots cast. Trump calls it proof. Reporters found an authorship problem.
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Why Flock's Camera Backlash Now Spans the Political Spectrum
Flock announced new safeguards for its license-plate camera network this week. Coverage splits between a PR reset, a consumer tool, and a regulatory vacuum no policy tweak can fix.
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ICE Tracked a Man for Months Over an Email It Won't Call a Threat
DHS agents tracked a Rochester man across three states over a scathing email to ICE's chief. In court filings, they still won't call it a threat.
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Kushner Met Hamas in Egypt, But Netanyahu Already Rejected the Plan
Kushner's Sunday meeting with Hamas is being framed as progress on Gaza's road map. Netanyahu called that same plan 'unacceptable' a week earlier.
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DFW Airport's Foot-Washing Controversy Wasn't as New as It Looked
DFW's plan for Islamic foot-washing stations went viral as something brand-new and privately funded. The airport says neither claim was accurate.
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The Texas Surrogacy Case Isn't Really About Abortion Anymore
A Dallas newborn's story got framed as abortion vs. life-saving care. Once he was born Wednesday, the real fight became who counts as his legal parent.
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Mangione's Anonymous Jury: The Fact Most Coverage Buried
A judge ordered an anonymous jury for Luigi Mangione's murder trial. Coverage split between 'Free Luigi' spectacle and a prosecutor's warning most outlets buried.
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Trump's Vaccine Order Sounds Sweeping. Right Now It Changes Nothing.
Trump's new vaccine executive order set off dueling 'gold standard' and 'dangerous' headlines, but the most reported fact — that nothing changes for parents today — got buried.
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The $0 Tax Loophole That Just Gutted a 90-Year-Old Gun Law
A Texas judge voided NFA gun-registration rules after Congress zeroed the tax behind them. Outlets already disagree on what the ruling actually changes.
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