USA Today
Our investigations stand on USA Today's reporting. This page collects every story of theirs we cite, every page on this site that uses it, and how we graded each claim built on it.
The reporting we cite
6 stories, each opening at its source.
- USA Today: DOJ's response to Judge Sullivan's order
- USA Today fact-check on WTC7 collapse
- Study (2022): conservative state policies associated with higher working-age mortality across eight policy domains
- USA Today — Deters, who was seeking Guilfoyle's help with legal matters, says he did not pay
- USA Today, A look at former Israeli leader Ehud Barak’s decade-plus friendship with Epstein (December 18, 2025)
- USA Today — Pentagon refers the general it fired for criminal prosecution, accusing him of leaking
Where their work appears on this site
- Access for Sale →
- If the Ideology Is Better, Where Are the Results? →
- The Cover-Up That Didn't End: crime, settlement, and the fight over the Epstein files →
- The Duty to Refuse →
- The Austerity Myth →
- The Epstein Class →
- Israeli Influence on the United States →
- Return on Investment →
- Who Controls What You Get to Know →
How we graded the claims built on their work
6 FACT · 2 PROBABLY TRUE. A grade is our reading of the public record on one claim, not a verdict on the person.
- The Epstein Class →
DOJ's July 2 Defiance Filing
FACT - The Cover-Up That Didn't End: crime, settlement, and the fight over the Epstein files →
DOJ's July 2, 2026 non-compliant filing
FACT - The Epstein Class →
Epstein Files Transparency Act — Public Law 119-38
FACT - Israeli Influence on the United States →
Larry Silverstein and the WTC lease
PROBABLY TRUE - If the Ideology Is Better, Where Are the Results? →
Peer-reviewed research ties conservative state policy — not just Southern history — to shorter lives.
PROBABLY TRUE - Access for Sale →
She offered access to top officials — and the donor was seeking help with his own legal matters.
FACT - The Epstein Class →
The Ehud Barak relationship
FACT - The Duty to Refuse →
With the internal channels closed, the one route left — the press — is being met with prosecution.
FACT