Can South Carolina Trust Its Voter Rolls After Lindsey Graham’s Death?
The sudden death of Sen. Lindsey Graham has created more than a political vacancy in South Carolina. It has also raised an urgent question about the special election that will determine his successor: Can South Carolinians trust the state’s voter rolls? Investigative journalist Alison Greene says the answer should not be assumed. In a new […]
Can South Carolina Trust Its Voter Rolls After Lindsey Graham’s Death?
After Lindsey Graham’s death, South Carolina faces a high-stakes special election. Investigative journalist Alison Greene explains why the state’s voter rolls should be examined before ballots are cast.
Ghost Voters? Florida Investigation Raises Alarm Even Beyond the Sunshine State
Investigative journalist Alison Greene discusses Florida voter roll anomalies, alleged “ghost voters,” and why she believes election integrity concerns extend beyond the Sunshine State.
Nick Bryant on Epstein: “The Cover-up Never Ended”
Investigative journalist Nick Bryant joins Lean to the Left to discuss Jeffrey Epstein, alleged government cover-ups, blackmail claims, trafficking victims, and why he says “the coverup never ended.”
The Epstein Scandal Isn’t Dead — And Neither Are the Questions
by Bob Gatty What really happened in the Jeffrey Epstein case — and why are so many questions still unanswered? This Thursday on the Lean to the Left podcast, investigative journalist Nick Bryant joins me for a powerful and disturbing conversation about: ⚠️ Epstein’s “Black Book” and flight logs ⚠️ Alleged institutional coverups ⚠️ Why […]
The Kecksburg, PA UFO Mystery: What Really Happened 60 Years Ago?
By Bob Gatty It was in the early evening of Thursday, December 9, 1965, that the night editor of the Greensburg Pennsylvania Tribune-Review sent me to the little rural community of Kecksburg, Pennsylvania, to cover the reported landing of an unidentified flying object (UFO) in the woods near a farmer’s field. When I arrived, state […]
The Failure of the Death Penalty
In the July heat of 1970, I found myself in the chilling confines of the death chamber at Trenton State Prison. Strapped into the electric chair, I felt the straps being tightened on my ankles, waist, and arms. But, I harbored no fear. This was an assignment as a journalist for United Press International that […]