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DCReport is a nonprofit news organization dedicated to sharing what actions the President and Congress take, rather than just what they say. Our foundation is built on the essential principles of investigative journalism, focusing on thorough research, accurate fact-checking, and clear communication about how decisions made in Washington, D.C. affect you and your family. We will keep you informed about changes in laws, rules, or policies, giving you advance notice whenever possible. Our goal is to help you understand how to assert your Constitutional rights and challenge any changes that may negatively impact your rights and protections as citizens, consumers, workers, investors, and voters. We will provide you with factual information, allowing you to make your own decisions rather than telling you what to do. Additionally, we will guide you on how to make your voice heard, even when faced with obstacles to citizen engagement in governmental decisions.

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DCReport Partners With Northeastern University’s School of Journalism

2 weeks ago | dcreport.org | Tod Hardin

Newsroom to Help Showcase Student-Produced Special Report About the Flint Water Crisis, 10 Years LaterAs the editor-in-chief of DCReport, I take great pleasure in continuing to make progress towards two key goals that we set when our publication joined the Next Echo Foundation family two years ago: Publish more articles about issues that are impacting marginalized communities. Do more to foster emerging journalists and storytellers.
'Our People Are Hungry': What Federal Food Aid Cuts Mean in a Warming World

1 month ago | dcreport.org | Ayurella Horn-Muller

A Vital Program That Sustained Families and Farmers Now Faces an Uncertain FutureEvery Friday, as he's done for the last year and a half, Mark Broyles hops in his truck and drives 20 minutes from his home in Big Stone Gap to Duffield, Virginia, to pick up two boxes of free food aid.
A Navy SEAL Commander Speaks Out about Firing of General CQ Brown

1 month ago | dcreport.org | Jon Macaskill

Standing Up for What's RightWe at DCReport recently came across a very powerful post on LinkedIn from Jon Macaskill, a retired Navy SEAL Commander. He spoke his mind on the recent firing of General CQ Brown from his role as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. We run it here with Mr. Macaskill's permission. I've bitten my tongue long enough. I know politics doesn't belong on LinkedIn. I get it. But this... this isn't about politics. It's about leadership. It's about integrity.
Linda McMahon Became Education Secretary Without Discussing Schools’ Scariest Issue: Gun Violence

1 month ago | dcreport.org | Nadra Nittle

Despite Rising School Shootings, McMahon’s Stance on Gun Violence Remains UnchallengedFor almost three hours, Linda McMahon sat through a confirmation hearing last month in which senators pressed her on everything from teacher pay to transgender athletes. But none from either party asked her about school shootings.
Will Democrats Fight for Trans Rights? Their First Big Test Just Played Out in the Senate

1 month ago | dcreport.org | Orion Rummler

After Trump’s Win, Some Democrats Wavered on Trans Rights. Now, They Seem Ready To Defend Them. Senate Democrats were unified on Monday in blocking a trans sports ban. The bill, which would have amended federal civil rights law to ban transgender girls from girls’ sports in federally-funded schools, was Democrats’ first test on whether they will fight anti-trans laws in a Republican-controlled Congress that has prioritized rolling back trans rights.
Trump's Fictional World Built On Lies

1 month ago | dcreport.org | David Cay Johnston

The Unvarnished Ignorant Bully Was on Display for All to SeeThe whole world has now seen the Trump I know. Watching his Oval Office attack on Ukraine President, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, felt just like some of my many one-on-one meetings with Donald. In his dotage, Donald remains an 8th-grade bully demanding submission to his will under threat of reprisal, legal in my case, violent for the Ukrainian people.
Will JD Vance Save the Great Lakes From Trump?

2 months ago | dcreport.org | Izzy Ross

JD Vance Once Backed Great Lakes Restoration, but as VP Under Trump, His Support for Its Funding Now Faces UncertaintyLast year, Vice President JD Vance, then an Ohio senator, was part of a bipartisan coalition calling to increase funding for the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative, or GLRI — among the country’s largest investments aimed at protecting and restoring the Great Lakes.
Trump’s Push for ‘Efficiency’ May Destroy the EPA. What Does That Mean for You?

2 months ago | dcreport.org | Lylla Younes

Trump’s Second Term Begins With Deep EPA Cuts, Mass Layoffs, and Office Closures, Weakening Environmental ProtectionsIn keeping with the promises he made while on the campaign trail, President Donald Trump has begun the process of shrinking the Environmental Protection Agency. It started on January 28, about a week after he was sworn in for his second term.
Hegseth as Chief U.S. Defender

Jan 15, 2025 | dcreport.org | Terry H. Schwadron

As confirmations go, the hearing for Pete Hegseth — military veteran, failed leader of two veterans’ groups and outspoken Fox News commentator, — and someone Sen. Roger Wicker, R-Miss., the Armed Services Committee chair, called an “unconventional” choice to become the leader of America’s military, was fraught with contradiction and deflection .
Heartbreak in L.A.

Jan 12, 2025 | dcreport.org | Terry H. Schwadron

As distressing it is to watch the wildfire devastation across Los Angeles, it has been impossible not to remember that LA was our home for two decades of child-rearing and work. That acknowledgment makes the video of multiple lost neighborhoods and uprooted lives on streets we know yet more heartbreaking, as does the understanding that it will take years to figure out what comes next for families and the city itself.