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Civil rights superlawyer Mark Pedroli has unearthed new material on two scandals: meeting minutes from the private sale of St. Louis' airport, and St Louis County's potentially corrupted audits of jail deaths. A would-be kidnapper of Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer testifies that after the Capitol on January 6, state capitals were next to be seized. And Ukraine gains complete transparency of Russia's wartime communications.

Western law enforcement seizes the yachts of Russian Mob oligarchs, with much more asset forfeiture to come. A GOP Congressman goes on trial for taking illegal campaign donations from a suspected Hezbollah financier. And an insurrectionist from Washington state exposes the nexus between right-wing churches, authoritarian politics, and child trafficking.

The world’s top banks and law firms flee Russia. Even the UK finally slaps Russian Mob oligarchs with sanctions. A Russian agent gets indicted for espionage over operations against New York and Hawaiian politicians. DOJ appoints a COVID Prosecution czar after $8 billion in fraud – with billions more ahead. And the John Durham Investigation identifies multiple clients who may ... Read More

The January 6 Committee revealed in one of its latest court filings that it has sufficient evidence to conclude that Donald Trump committed seditious conspiracy alongside multiple co-conspirators. Congress can’t issue criminal charges – but DOJ can. And this suggests that they’re ready. In this bonus episode of the Game Theory Today Podcast, I break down the Jan 6 Committee’s ... Read More

Just as Russia’s defiance of human rights and international norms is exposed, the U.S. Congress’ January 6 Committee reveals a criminal conspiracy between Trump, the attorneys trying to stop the certification of the 2020 election, and the violent insurrectionists who tried to take the Capitol with force. The result is the fullest picture we’ve ever had of the assault on ... Read More

The intersection of trillions of dollars in offshore banking and child abuse networks is so important, we brought investigative journalist Leah McGrath Goodman back for a second hour. In this episode, we dive into why audiences are finally ready to hear this story – and others like it. She’s got tips for journalists on how to broach difficult, critical stories ... Read More