The Red Folder
The current events publication of Equality in Forensics
APR 20: Hegseth Leaks Top Secret Military Plans For The Second Time
APR 20: Measles Hits Louisiana, Missouri, and Virginia
APR 20: Millions Attend Anti-Trump Rallies Across The US
APR 20: Ukraine and Russia Trade Blame in “Easter Truce”
APR 20: Supreme Court Halts Wartime Deportation of Venezuelan Migrants
APR 19: Putin Declares “Easter Truce” Yet Ukraine Is Still Besieged
APR 19: Thousands of Immigrants Classified Dead by Social Security Fight Back
APR 18: Trump Proposes Backtracking Ukraine Peace Talks
APR 18: Maryland Senator Talks to Deported Man in El Salvador
Weekly Brief Highlights: Trump vs. The AP? You Heard it Here First
Thousands of extempers from every corner of the United States would enshrine the Associated Press (AP News) as one of the most reputable and reliable sources available. However, the seemingly universal news source may not be so universal any more. President Donald Trump has denounced the Associated Press multiple times, calling them fake news, following their decision to call the body of water south of Florida "The Gulf of Mexico."
Measles Hits Louisiana, Missouri, and Virginia
April 20th, Ron Kim
The states of Louisiana, Missouri, and Virginia have reported their first measles cases in 2025, all of which have been credited to international travel. Victims of the virus...
Millions Attend Anti-Trump Rallies Across The US
April 20th, Andrew Lu
Two weeks ago, Atlantic Council editor Jeffrey Goldberg was added to a chat where strikes on Houthis were exposed. Now, on Easter Sunday, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth reportedly leaked similar plans ...
Weekly Briefs
In domestic news: the tariffs that are being suspended, a potential SEC investigation on Trump based on his tariff policies, the future of the Associated Press news, and the impact of major budget cuts to NOAA.
In international news: re-emerging violence in a war-torn Sudan, how Brazil is developing its clean energy grid, the results and influences on elections in Gabon, and the increasingly adversarial relations between France and Algeria.
Check out our extemp-style analyses, starting this week!
April 7th Publication
In domestic news: major Republican victories in Florida, the Trump Administration's implementation of tariffs, how the influential Cody Booker is speaking out against Trump, and threats to the CHIPS Act and US tech innovation.
In international news: legal proceedings against former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro, how the CAC is globalizing local food production, the DRC cracking down on Haitian refugees, and countries refusing to cooperate with the ICC.
