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Trump’s 278,000 Claim Rests on Two Searches the Government Has Not Explained
One came through SAVE. The other did not. Neither release shows enough methodology to validate the result.
Jul 19
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Timothy C. Tucker
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DHS Built a Four-State SAVE Workaround After a Judge Struck Down the 2025 System
One ruling forced the disputed features offline nationwide. Another judge ordered them restored for four states. The federal government’s answer was a…
Jul 11
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Timothy C. Tucker
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June 2026
A Court Struck Down Trump’s Voter‑Screening System. Iowa Had Already Signed On Twice.
A federal court vacated the modified SAVE system as unlawful. Iowa’s own records show it walked through two federal doors into that system- and the…
Jun 25
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Timothy C. Tucker
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Iowa’s $46 Billion Pension Fund Paid Its CIO “Exceptional” Performance Pay — No One Will Say Why
Three years. Three $25,000 payments. No public scorecard.
Jun 13
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Timothy C. Tucker
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Bird Thanked Iowa; The Money Came From Washington
The board seat, the bankroll and the national machine behind Iowa’s top lawyer.
Jun 7
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Timothy C. Tucker
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May 2026
A Resignation Is Not an Audit: Why Iowa Still Owes its Public Employees Answers
Iowa officials have framed the IPERS leadership departures as a personnel matter. The investment-governance questions already on file in court have not…
May 19
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Timothy C. Tucker
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The Dexter Disinformation Playbook: Why a $35k Audit Wasn’t a "Bookkeeping Error"
A city requested help. Auditors followed the records. Partisans rewrote the story.
May 17
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Timothy C. Tucker
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Iowa Handed Over the Voter Data — The Legal Blueprint Was Already There
Records show Iowa hesitated before turning over voter data — then consulted the Attorney General’s Office
May 7
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Timothy C. Tucker
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Iowa’s ALPR “Reform” Bill Would Regulate Plate Readers — and Hide the Logs
Iowa’s plate-reader bill adds guardrails, but also shields the records that would show how the system is used.
May 3
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Timothy C. Tucker
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April 2026
Newly Obtained Amended IPERS Lawsuit Expands Allegations on Risk, Fees, and Benchmarking
A newly obtained amended IPERS filing sharply expands the allegations in Rich Wiggins’ case.
Apr 7
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Timothy C. Tucker
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March 2026
RDP Analytics Is Now Live
A new methods and analysis desk for evidence-driven investigative journalism
Mar 16
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Timothy C. Tucker
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When War Tests Democracy
War, Truth, and Democratic Accountability
Mar 13
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Timothy C. Tucker
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