Susie Cagle
The Taking, Illustrated: A Texas Family’s Story of Losing Land for the Border Fence
by Susie Cagle, special to ProPublica,
How Voter Fraud Works — And Mostly Doesn’t
Every election season, cries that voter fraud will threaten the legitimacy of American democracy can be heard throughout the country. Critics say these claims are exaggerated and backed up by scant evidence. But dismissing voter fraud entirely overlooks the fact that that fraud does happen – rarely.
by Susie Cagle for ProPublica,
The Making of a Narco-terrorist
Five criminals in far-flung parts of the world, five D.E.A. sting operations, five dubious links between drugs and terror. The characters are different but the story remains the same. Authorities said each case demonstrated alliances between terrorists and drug traffickers, but most of the alleged links fell apart in court. Here’s how narco-terrorism cases are made.
by Ginger Thompson, Susie Cagle, special to ProPublica, and Lena V. Groeger,