A Shi‘ite Divide

Once a partner of Tehran, Muqtada al-Sadr has rebelled against Iranian influence in Iraq. Tensions between Shi’ite camps have stalled Iraq’s government and, some fear, could spark violence. Full Story

August 23, 2022

SkewTube

Video sites BitChute and Odysee serve up extremism to millions of viewers in a warped reality where COVID and mass shootings are fake, and Trump won in 2020. Full Story

August 22, 2022

Deadly Trade

When Russia invaded Ukraine, the West announced tough new sanctions and tech companies said they had halted all exports to Russia. Yet supplies of Western computer parts continued. Full Story

August 08, 2022

Planned Purge

War crimes investigators have dug up new evidence of the planning around the expulsion of the Rohingya. They shared their vast document cache with Reuters. Full Story

August 04, 2022

Machine Politics

Michigan county Sheriff Dar Leaf has teamed with a Trump-camp lawyer to probe outlandish voter-fraud claims. He’s part of a radical group of “constitutional sheriffs” claiming extraordinary powers. Full Story

July 29, 2022

The Enemy Within

Long before Russia invaded Ukraine, the Kremlin was building a network of secret agents to smooth its path, a Reuters investigation has found. Full Story

July 28, 2022

Campaign of Fear

Vermonter Harry Anzbock once supported Obama. He eventually came to embrace Trump’s false rigged-voting claim – and threatened to kill election officials over it. Reuters traces one man’s journey from counterculture youth to rightwing extremism and a dark family tragedy. Full Story

July 22, 2022

The Green Machine

Boeing and dozens of other companies have granted “conservation easements” on some of the most contaminated land in the U.S. Companies can save millions on cleanups with these deals, arguing that no one will ever live there. Neighbors of one site are up in arms. Full Story

July 20, 2022

Cloak & Gavel

A trove of thousands of email records uncovered by Reuters reveals Indian cyber mercenaries hacking parties involved in lawsuits around the world – showing how hired spies have become the secret weapon of litigants seeking an edge. Full Story

June 30, 2022

Trump’s Truth

The firebrand former president’s namesake social media firm has struggled to build a competitive platform without the help of tech talent and corporate partners from the left-leaning industry it has vilified. Full Story

June 27, 2022

Going for Broke

Four companies, led by one lawyer, have used the 'Texas two-step' to divert tens of thousands of lawsuits into bankruptcy court – without filing for Chapter 11 themselves. Now, a whistleblower is providing insight into the secretive process. Full Story

June 23, 2022

Unilever’s Plastic Playbook

The consumer giant vowed to ditch plastic sachets, single-use packaging that’s swamping poor countries with waste. Privately, it fought to keep using them. Full Story

June 22, 2022

Lies from the Lab

Faked heart studies by a once-obscure scientist duped the U.S. government and medical establishment for years. Washington is still paying for it. Full Story

June 21, 2022

Deadly Detention

Thousands of ethnic Tigrayans have been held without trial in makeshift prisons as Ethiopia’s government battles a 19-month-old insurgency. At least 17 people have died. Around 9,000 remain in detention. Full Story

June 17, 2022

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Myanmar Burning

Read our award-winning coverage of the expulsion of the Rohingya from Myanmar, including the investigation that landed reporters Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo in prison. Full Story

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Duterte’s War

Read the Reuters series that has won the 2018 Pulitzer Prize for international reporting: Inside the bloody drug crackdown in the Philippines. Full Story