As Donald Trump assumes leadership of a divided nation, Reveal heads to Jacksonville, Florida, one of the most divided cities in America.
Money and Politics
This is how much Trump’s labor pick dislikes minimum wage hikes
Andrew Puzder, President Donald Trump’s nominee for labor secretary, really doesn’t like minimum wage increases: He once spent $10,000 to oppose a pay bump of one dollar an hour.
Did defense secretary nominee James Mattis commit war crimes in Iraq?
Retired Gen. James Mattis led U.S. Marines into battle in Fallujah, Iraq, in 2004. Troops under his command committed offenses that have put other mil
Turbulent times, turbulent skies
On this episode of Reveal, we explore the backstory of Donald Trump’s chief strategist, Steve Bannon. Plus, just in time for the holidays, we take a look at some real travel nightmares and the airlines that cause them.
Rick Perry’s energy legacy is more complicated than you think
Rick Perry left a nuanced energy legacy – including overseeing booms in fossil fuels and renewables – during his time in Texas politics.
Nikki Haley’s alleged infidelity a focus of crowdfunded ‘investigation’
While Trump may be willing to rebuild bridges with formerly #NeverTrump GOP officeholders, some of his more extreme supporters are unwilling to forgive and forget.
The man who saw Donald Trump’s victory coming
Steve Walls is a 38-year-old electrician in Philadelphia. He never was really into politics – until 2016. The wave of energy around Donald Trump’s campaign swept him up.
Nevada judge tosses Trump campaign early voter lawsuit
The Trump campaign wanted to preserve the personal information of poll workers they alleged kept polling stations open two hours past closing time in areas with larger minority voting precincts.
And justice for some
We begin an occasional series we’re calling And Justice for Some – an investigation into how the courts treat people differently.
In Texas, early voting begins in extraordinary election season
Early voting has begun in Texas, officially marking the home stretch of what has been an extraordinary election season — even in the Lone Star State.