Battleground Republicans Are Starting to Worry About the Senate Erin Doherty, Lisa Kashinsky, Politico
Resignations and Firings Have Depleted the FBI and Justice Department. They’re Scrambling to Rebuild Eric Tucker and Alanna Durkin Richer, AP
Ordered Free, Still Locked Up: Judges Fume as Trump Administration Holds ICE Detainees Sonja Sharp, Los Angeles Times
War on Iran: Mediators Push Ceasefire Extension as Deal Hopes Fade David Hearst and Ragip Soylu, Middle East Eye
Deaths of Migrants in ICE Custody Hit Record High Under Trump Sergio Martínez-Beltrán, Ximena Bustillo, Jasmine Garsd, NPR
U.S. Installs a Trump Loyalist to Lead ‘Grand Conspiracy’ Case Into Trump Foes Charlie Savage and Alan Feuer, The New York Times
Russia’s Next War Crime: After a Winter of Blackouts, Ukraine Braces for Summer Water Outages Anastasiia Verzun, Kyiv Independent
Most Countries to Lose a Decade of Development Progress says United Nations as Global COVID Crisis Continues Jubilee USA Network, RSN Godot
Astronaut’s Journey To The Moon Yields New Perspective For Dealing With Enemies Of Democracy George Monroe, RSN Godot
Treasury Secretary Yellen Encourages Tax and Aid Deals to Confront Pandemic Olivia Engling, RSN Godot
Investigating the 1-6-21 Insurrection: What are the Republicans Afraid of? Dr. Steven Jonas , Steven Jonas
Justice John Roberts Has Almost Completed His Life’s Work of Destroying the Voting Rights Act Charles Pierce, Esquire
Trump Is Claiming a Major International Victory. I Come to You With Less Than Shocking News. Nitish Pahwa, Slate
Section 702 Lets the Government Spy on Americans. Congress Must Fix It. Mike Lee and Dick Durbin, The New York Times
Democratic Odds of Taking the Senate Increase as Four Ratings Shift in Their Favor Jessica Taylor, The Cook Political Report