Isabel Angell

President Donald Trump has some help with his Twitter account.

Since the 2016 campaign, there’s been at least one other person behind the @realDonaldTrump handle

November 30, 2017

President Donald Trump has tweeted controversial, inflammatory and false information for years. Since 2016, someone else has helped him do it.

With Comey’s dismissal, are we careening towards a constitutional crisis?

May 10, 2017Conflict

Finland’s guaranteed basic income is working to tackle poverty

May 5, 2017Economics

Meet LoweBot, a customer-service robot here to give you ‘superpowers’

May 4, 2017Jobs

A reporter shoots a picture of a White House press release on its tax reform plan during the daily briefing at the White House in Washington, April 26, 2017.

President Trump, how will your tax plan spur economic growth?

April 28, 2017Economics

Is it murder if there’s no homicide?

April 25, 2017Justice

McKim is serving a life sentence without parole for murdering Wendy Wagnon in 1999. But back in 2013, it was determined that Wagnon actually died from a meth overdose.

While Flint waits, Nestle pumps Michigan water on the cheap

April 19, 2017Economics

Nestle extracts billions of dollars worth of groundwater from western Michigan, but it pays the state just $200 a year in paperwork fees to do so.

The US Women’s National Hockey Team went after equal pay and fair treatment — and won

March 29, 2017Sports

Until Wednesday, the team had been locked in a 15-month contract dispute with the sport’s national governing body, USA Hockey, over unfair pay and unequal treatment.

President Trump, will you make sure mental health coverage is included in the American Health Care Act?

March 21, 2017Global Politics

President Donald Trump has voiced his support for the American Health Care Act, but the new legislation will still face steep opposition in the Senate, and members of the conservative Freedom Caucus in the House have also spoken out against the bill.

Here’s exactly who benefits from the GOP’s new health care bill

March 9, 2017Global Politics

The new bill could hurt senior patients, and people covered under the ACA’s Medicaid expansion could also lose coverage if states don’t have enough money to pick up the tab.