2024 Election
SPECIAL EDITION: The Senate races.
Today, we break down the seven big Senate races.
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Kamala Harris
Kamala Harris's agenda for black men.
Plus, are we concerned about Donald Trump showing signs of aging?
FEMA
FEMA funding and the disaster response.
Plus, is it different when workers strike against automation in the arts?
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Hurricane Helene in the North Carolina Mountains.
By Finley Gold This is a story of incredible tragedy — human resilience and frailty, heroism and kindness, confusion and commitment. I’ll review the Hurricane Helene response from the viewpoint of an amateur radio operator in the state capitol of Raleigh, North Carolina. We call ourselves ham radio
2024 ballot initiatives
10 ballot initiatives that will define the election.
Major votes are taking place all across the country.
Ghost guns
The Supreme Court takes up ghost guns.
Plus, can Donald Trump really reduce energy costs by 50%?
Elon Musk
Elon Musk's backing of Donald Trump.
Plus, getting to know Tangle through five recommended articles.
Jack Smith
Jack Smith's new filing on Donald Trump.
Plus, a reader accuses us of bias in our coverage of the government's response to Hurricane Helene.
October 7
The October 7th anniversary.
It's been one year since Hamas attacked Israel.
The Sunday
The Sunday — October 6
This is the Tangle Sunday Edition, a brief roundup of our independent politics coverage plus some extra features for your Sunday morning reading. Correction. In our “Infotainment” section last Sunday, we claimed that only four teams in the NFL were undefeated at the time of publication.
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Power and Piety.
By Joshua Majeski As an Evangelical Christian, I never thought hearing the phrase “Christ is King” would make me cringe. But in the last couple of years, I've seen this basic articulation of Christian faith used in a way that makes me feel a combination of anger, shame, and confusion. At this
Death Penalty
The state's right to kill its citizens.
Today’s edition of Tangle includes graphic descriptions of killings, sexual assault, and executions. It may not be suitable for some readers. On September 24, Marcellus Williams was executed by lethal injection in Missouri. Williams was first convicted for the murder of Felicia Gaye in 2001. Gaye