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From the Oval Office to statehouses, from congressional floors to campaign war rooms: a documented record of Republican officials convicted of, or credibly accused of, sexual crimes against children and adults. We have selected the most prominent and most thoroughly verified cases. We publish them not in the spirit of malice, but in the spirit of accountability, which is, after all, what journalism is for.

THE LONG CON — PART I A C.AT.N. INVESTIGATIVE REPORT Before the Big Lie, There Was the Man Who Told It

Congress just agreed, bipartisanly and in writing, that sexual misconduct allegations require investigation and that power does not exempt you. †rump's name appears more than 38,000 times in the publicly released Epstein files, his Mar-a-Lago club was a documented recruitment site for child sex trafficking, and Republicans are floating a pardon for the woman who could put him in those files forever. MAGA now has two options: apply the standard, or admit they never meant it.

This article deals with serious allegations of rape and child sexual abuse against the sitting President of the United States. Everything documented here comes from sworn ƒBI testimony, federal court filings, civil jury verdicts, congressional investigations, and reporting by NPR, PBS NewsHour, Truthout, & others. These are not rumors. They are matters of public legal record, much of which has been actively suppressed by the very Department of Justice that †rump controls. We

There are moments when the moral clarity of an issue cuts through the noise of politics. This is one of them. Ghislaine Maxwell —convicted child sex trafficker, Jeffrey Epstein's chief enabler, and one of the most notorious criminals of our generation— is currently serving a 20-year federal prison sentence. And right now, there are whispers in Washington that she might not have to serve all of it. That Donold †rump could hand her a pardon. We are here to say, clearly and lo

Access. Affordability. Accountability. Southwest Missouri deserves all three from its representative in Congress. For three-plus years, Eric Burlison has delivered none of them. Missi Hesketh is running to change that.

Missi Hesketh, running for Congress in Missouri's District 7, will be at the Town Hall TONIGHT. Be there!

We need to stop using the word "controversial" to describe what is happening in Iran. What is happening is not controversial. It is not a policy disagreement. It is not a matter of perspective. What is happening, what is being threatened openly, brazenly, by the President of the United States, has a name. It is called a war crime.

An Opinion Editorial This morning, on Easter Sunday — the holiest day on the Christian calendar — the President of the United States woke up and posted this to Truth Social: " Tuesday will be Power Plant Day, and Bridge Day, all wrapped up in one, in Iran. There will be nothing like it!!! Open the Fuckin' Strait, you crazy bastards, or you'll be living in Hell - JUST WATCH! Praise be to Allah. President DONALD J. TRUMP " Read that again. Slowly. A 79-year-old president, on Ea

Sixteen days into an unauthorized war with no exit strategy, 200+ U.S. troops injured across seven countries, oil at $105 a barrel, every major ally refusing to help — and a president who says he might bomb Iran "just for fun" and wants to "take Cuba." The 25th Amendment was written for exactly this moment. Here is the case, the process, and exactly what you can do today.

A new bill in Congress makes an argument most politicians are afraid to make: †rump's tariffs were illegal, they cost American consumers $231 billion, and every taxpayer deserves a refund.

The bombs may be falling on Tehran. But the economic shockwaves are landing everywhere: at the gas pump, the grocery store, and on family farms from Missouri to Mumbai.

The Kids Online Safety Act — KOSA — along with a package of roughly a dozen related "child safety" bills, is quietly advancing through the House with bipartisan support. And while the name evokes images of legislators shielding children from predators, the actual mechanics of these laws tell a very different story. This is not a child safety package. It is the most sweeping assault on anonymous speech and civil liberties in the history of the American internet.

Right now, if a state or local police officer violates your constitutional rights, you can sue them under 42 U.S.C. § 1983. But if a federal officer – from ICE, CBP, FBI, or another agency – does the same thing, your path to justice is far narrower and often blocked by judge-made limits and broad immunities. That gap leaves real people with life-altering harms and no meaningful remedy. This is where we come in.

NOT mafia. WORSE: DØJ leadership selling justice to family clients while deleting Epstein evidence protecting elites.

Since Donold †®*mp's January 2025 inauguration, U.S. 'immigration enforcement' has claimed over 40 lives. This includes 49 documented IÇE custody deaths in 2025—36 named plus 13 unnamed, the deadliest year since 2004—plus 9 more through February 2026. These tragedies span Krome Processing Center fatalities, December spikes, and Minneapolis raid killings of U.S. citizens amid agent impunity. At least #45LivesLost...

February 17: What You Can Do to Hold This Regime Accountable, 2 Speeches to Choose From

On a cold January morning in Minneapolis, an IÇE bullet ended Renee Nicole Good’s life. She died in her SUV on a residential street, blocks from a school, after federal agents swarmed her neighborhood in the name of “immigration enforcement.” Within hours, career prosecutors did what they are trained to do when government power kills a citizen: they moved to open a civil‑rights investigation and obtained a warrant to search her car. Then Washington told them to stop.

Children in IÇE custody are facing a public‑health and human‑rights crisis that extends far beyond a single viral story about a five‑year‑old boy from Minnesota.

Strip away the jargon—“non‑international armed conflict,” “designated terrorist organizations,” “target engagement authority,” “execution orders”—and what remains is simple: the U.S. military knowingly killed shipwrecked survivors who posed no immediate threat and who appeared to be signaling for help or surrender.