Jessica Washington
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 6
- Latest publication
- Sep 10, 2026
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- Jul 10, 2026
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Fired After the Charlie Kirk Revenge Purge, They’re Still Unemployed (opens the original)
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The grief Emily Taylor had been holding at bay finally washed over her in January. It had been four months since a lone gunman shot Charlie Kirk in the throat at Utah Valley University, killing the conservative commentator in minutes. That winter “was the first time in my entire life that I didn’t go back to school,” said the former English professor, holding back tears. Taylor had resigned from her tenured position in December to save her tiny college in South Carolina from a political witch hu
Francesca Hong’s Loss in Wisconsin Is a Win for AI Data Centers — for Now (opens the original)
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Democratic Socialist Francesca Hong’s narrow defeat in Wisconsin’s Democratic gubernatorial primary on Tuesday night wasn’t just a stinging blow to the left — it marks a political loss for a nonpartisan anti-data center movement that has been picking up significant steam across the country. Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley beat the odds to eke out a victory by less than 1 percentage point on election night, a surprise upset after Crowley, who would be Wisconsin’s first Black governor if
BLM Protester Transferred Thousands of Miles Away After They Organized Against Their Solitary Confinement (opens the original)
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A political activist serving the longest federal prison sentence of any 2020 Black Lives Matter protester was transferred without warning to a detention facility thousands of miles away from their supporters and attorney. Malik Muhammad’s transfer from the custody of the Oregon Department of Corrections came almost immediately on the heels of a misconduct report about organizing protest activity about their conditions from prison. The report — which was obtained by The Intercept and flags conver
Corporations, Not Immigrants, Are Responsible for Vast Majority of Healthcare Fraud, OIG Report Shows (opens the original)
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Trump officials are focused on immigrants, but the Department of Health and Human Services report on fraud doesn’t even mention them. The post Corporations, Not Immigrants, Are Responsible for Vast Majority of Healthcare Fraud, OIG Report Shows appeared first on The Intercept.
In the Wake of Fatal ICE Shootings, Democrats Drag Their Feet (opens the original)
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Democrats in Congress have remained largely silent and inactive in the wake of ICE agents’ fatal shootings of two immigrant men in Maine and Texas, displaying lackluster energy compared to the party’s response to the killings of two white U.S. citizens earlier this year. By early March, after federal immigration agents shot and killed Renee Good and Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, 32 Democratic members of Congress had called to either abolish or dismantle Immigration and Customs Enforcement, includi
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