Amos Barshad

2 weeks ago | defector.com | Amos Barshad

Tottenham Hotspur has lost 21 times this season and sits 17th in the Premier League table—unimaginable for a club of its size and resources. While attempting to play the progressive attacking game mandated by their second-season manager Ange Postecoglou—an enigmatic style known as Angeball—Spurs’ players have often looked like they have forgotten, and possibly never knew, how to pass at all. Against Chelsea in April, Tottenham's own fans chanted "you don't know what you're doing" at the manager.

Mar 2, 2025 | znetwork.org | Amos Barshad

On a bright winter afternoon in Hardin County, Kentucky, I drive through a snowy residential neighborhood, rural enough for a bird of prey with a critter in its talons to fly above my windshield. Then, turning a corner, I come to a massive, sprawling factory actively being built. Smokestacks pump. Bulldozers push dirt. There are actually twin factories going up, side by side.

Mar 1, 2025 | portside.org | Amos Barshad

Organizing the Battery Belt Published March 1, 2025 On a bright winter afternoon in Hardin County, Kentucky, I drive through a snowy residential neighborhood, rural enough for a bird of prey with a critter in its talons to fly above my windshield. Then, turning a corner, I come to a massive, sprawling factory actively being built. Smokestacks pump. Bulldozers push dirt. There are actually twin factories going up, side by side.

Feb 28, 2025 | levernews.com | Amos Barshad

On a bright winter afternoon in Hardin County, Kentucky, I drive through a snowy residential neighborhood, rural enough for a bird of prey with a critter in its talons to fly above my windshield. Then, turning a corner, I come to a massive, sprawling factory actively being built. Smokestacks pump. Bulldozers push dirt. There are actually twin factories going up, side by side.

Feb 28, 2025 | levernews.com | Amos Barshad

🔒This is bonus material, for paid subscribers only, related to the story “The Red State Workers Caught In Trump’s EV Battle.”In January, The Lever’s Amos Barshad traveled to Hardin County, Kentucky, to report on the growth of the electric vehicle industry in the South.