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WhoWhatWhy represents a style of investigative journalism that is thorough, persistent, and methodical — we refer to this as forensic journalism.

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  • 2 days ago | whowhatwhy.org | Klaus Marre

    Like Charlie Brown trusting that Lucy will let him kick the football, Wall Street once again hopes that Donald Trump has come to his senses. Donald Trump did it again! On Monday, he caused US stocks to rally and make up some of the heavy losses they have suffered since Inauguration Day. How did he do it? It’s easy. He just used the “10-Step Donald J. Trump Method.” Here is how it works.

  • 3 days ago | whowhatwhy.org | Russ Baker

    Politics Watching the king and his courtiers compete with each other in clownishness would be fun if it weren’t all so dangerous and deadly. As I write this, a new, even more liberal pope, has taken over — an American who has openly criticized Donald Trump and JD Vance on everything from deportations to Vance’s take on religion.

  • 3 days ago | whowhatwhy.org | Klaus Marre

    Now that it is clear that Donald Trump will accept gifts/bribes from foreign leaders, governments from across the globe rushed to offer their services as well. This is satire… until it all actually happens. After news broke on Sunday that Qatar offered to gift the United States Donald Trump a $400-million luxury jumbo jet, other countries immediately announced that they also wanted to express their gratitude to the US president.

  • 3 days ago | whowhatwhy.org | Klaus Marre

    Now that it is clear that Donald Trump will accept gifts/bribes from foreign leaders, governments from across the globe rushed to offer their services as well. This is satire… until it all actually happens. After news broke on Sunday that Qatar offered to gift the United States Donald Trump a $400-million luxury jumbo jet, other countries immediately announced that they also wanted to express their gratitude to the US president.

  • 4 days ago | whowhatwhy.org | Klaus Marre

    When you really think about it, Elon Musk is a pathetic figure… and he would be worthy of our pity if he were just another lost man looking for approval in all the wrong places. The other day, I was perusing Xwitter and came across something Elon Musk reposted. It was a post from the account “ELON CLIPS,” which has 165,700 followers and only posts clips of Musk (more than 6,000 of them so far), so at least it is aptly named.