Money Trail
Elliott Negin, John Horgan, Derrick Z. Jackson, Rocky Kistner, Randy Rieland, Dean Baker, Jonathan KingTracking the intersection of money, politics and power.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 168 | Subscribers | Read | themoneytrail.substack.com |
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Trail Notes
The White House posted this photo of King Charles III and Donald Trump this week under the headline “TWO KINGS.” Really. (Photo: White House)
Stand By Your Man
Fox News host Sean Hannity called Joe Biden a “cognitive wreck” but evidently thinks Donald Trump is a stable genius. (Photo: Fox News)
On the Money: We Don’t Need No Stinking Billionaires
Elon Musk did not found Tesla, nor did he invent the car. The company was founded by the car’s designers, Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning. (Photo: Maurizio Pesce/Flickr)
Trail Notes
FBI Director Kash Patel indulged in his favorite pastime with the U.S. men’s hockey team when it won the gold medal at the Winter Olympics. (Photo: X)
Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
A former editor at NPR, American Journalism Review, Nuclear Times and Public CItizen magazine and contributor to HuffPost, Negin is the executive editor and cofounder of Money Trail on Substack.
Friend and fellow psychonaut.
2021 Scripps Howard winner for Excellence in Opinion writing and 2021 winner in both Social Justice & Sports commentary from the National Society of Newspaper Columnists. 2021 winner in Teen Nonfiction in the Ben Franklin Awards.
Independent journalist, board member Society of Environmental Journalists. Ex: CIR, ABC News, PBS Frontline, Marketplace public radio, NRDC OnEarth Contributor to HuffPost, Undark magazine, The Revelator.
former journalist in DC
Senior economist at the Center for Economic and Policy Research, dog lover, and new resident of Astoria, Oregon.
Money Trail’s senior editor, was a Center for Investigative Reporting staff member, an ABC News field producer, a Seattle Weekly news editor, and a Pacific Northwest public radio reporter. The author of two books on the environment.
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