Takei was a young boy when he and his family were forced to live in camps run by the U.S. government at Rohwer and Tule Lake during World War II.

He shares his memories of life in the camps in Long Lead's newest feature, THE AGE OF INCARCERATION. Read it now: age-of-incarceration.longlead.com

For DEPTH PERCEPTION, Brin-Jonathan Butler talks with Cohen about how the veteran journalist approached the story despite not being a crime writer, which is now the subject of his 14th book, "Murder In the Dollhouse: The Jennifer Dulos Story."

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For Cohen, who shares a similar background with Dulos, he was "interested in Jennifer Farber Dulos as a person and how she got herself in this situation where she was basically at the mercy of a psychopath."

Read HOME OF THE BRAVE today to get the full story and learn how disabled veterans are fighting the U.S. government for housing: homeofthebrave.longlead.com

To learn more about the property and why it is at the middle of a centuries-long fight, read Long Lead's multimedia feature, HOME OF THE BRAVE: homeofthebrave.longlead.com

Subscribe to Long Lead's HOME OF THE BRAVE newsletter to stay up to date with veterans' ongoing fight against the U.S. government for housing at the West Los Angeles VA: homeofthebrave.substack.com

The scale of the new rents proposed by the VA are massively higher than anything proposed or agreed to previously. The CMR notes the combined total of the new rents is $48,461,000, annually.

As of September 2024, the VA received a combined total of $1,719,360.84 in annual rent from the lessees.

The adjusted rates appear in a Congressionally Mandated Report (CMR) that's a requirement of the West LA Leasing Act of 2016 and is “informed by the (Trump administration's) executive order (Establishing a National Center for Warrior Independence)."

The veterans' fight at the West LA VA campus is ongoing and Long Lead is keeping you up to date with the court battle as it continues to evolve.

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It's the focus of Long Lead's Webby-award-winning feature HOME OF THE BRAVE, which tells the full story of the West Los Angeles VA — from the property's founding to the legal fight to take it back.

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homeofthebrave.longlead.com

The West Los Angeles VA campus is a 388-acre property that was meant to house disabled vets — but it's also now home to a centuries-spanning land war between the U.S. government, local forces, and generations of service members seeking a place to call home.

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For DEPTH PERCEPTION, @parkermolloy.com talks with Thompson about writing "The Running Ground," the business model for The Atlantic, and what it’s like to run a major news organization when the president of the U.S. is trying to destroy outlets that report news he doesn’t like.

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Nine survivors of the incarceration camps share their stories, reflecting on their experience of a childhood spent in detention. They share stories not just of injustice, but of resilience.

Read Long Lead's latest feature, THE AGE OF INCARCERATION, today to learn more,

It's a part of U.S. history that is often overlooked. To this day, no proper academic study has been dedicated to determining the true amount of losses Japanese American families experienced from the force removal of their communities.