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Why Donald Trump’s Plan to Stop Taxing Tips Is a Lame Political Stunt
It wouldn't help most tipped workers—just their corporate bosses.

Judd Legum | July 12, 2024
How AI’s Insatiable Energy Demands Jeopardize Big Tech’s Climate Goals
Companies are struggling to meet their needs with sustainable sources.

Dan Milmo, Alex Hern, and Jillian Ambrose | July 8, 2024
Local Radio Host Says Biden Team Sent Pre-Planned Questions
The president's team says it's no big deal. But it is.

Jamilah King | July 6, 2024
Will the Regulation Shielding Workers From Heat Be Finalized Before the Election?
The long-awaited OSHA measure is facing major political hurdles.

Ayurella Horn-Muller and Frida Garza | July 3, 2024
Big Tech’s Energy Needs Are Growing So Fast That Power Grids Can’t Keep Up
The solution will require innovations far beyond advanced chips and AI.

Morgan Meaker | June 17, 2024
This Biologist Panned a “Mosquito Eradicator” Product. Its Maker Bit Back.
Welcome to the wild west of insect control commerce.

Brooke Borel | June 16, 2024

How We Uncovered the True Story of 40 Acres and a Mule
We hope this investigation is just the beginning of a larger effort to tell the stories of people forgotten by history.

Alexia Fernández Campbell | June 13, 2024
New Senate Report Blasts Residential Treatment Facilities That “Treat Children as Payouts”
Kids experienced systemic abuse and neglect at the hands of four of the nation's largest behavioral health providers.

Julia Lurie | June 12, 2024
Are You There, God? It’s Me, Justice Alito.
Inside the movement to make the Supreme Court explicitly Christian.

Kiera Butler | June 11, 2024
Disgraced General Michael Flynn Has Made a New Movie—About Himself
Trump's former national security adviser is surprised the government hasn't killed him.

Stephanie Mencimer | June 5, 2024
It’s Time to Restore Some Sanity to the Internet
Why we need a 180 on Section 230.

James Chadwick | June 3, 2024
These Clergy Abuse Survivors Had a Chance to Find Justice. Then Their Diocese Filed for Bankruptcy.
As more states extend the statute of limitations for child sexual abuse, churches are finding a legal workaround.

Sophie Hayssen | May 31, 2024
How the GOP Learned to Hate Divorce, Again
From dudes on podcasts to party platforms: This year no-fault divorce came roaring back into the mainstream of Republican politics.

Katie Herchenroeder | May 30, 2024
The Border Patrol Is an Engine of Crisis—and Has Been Since the Beginning
Meet the forgotten cowboy-congressman who pushed it into existence a century ago.

Tim Murphy | May 28, 2024
When Profit-Driven Clinics Kick “Noncompliant” Patients off Dialysis, Is Anybody Watching?
"It's murder. It's outright murder."

Carrie Arnold | May+June 2024 Issue
Under Glenn Youngkin, Parole in Virginia Has Nearly Vanished
“What’s the point of having a second chance available when you’re not willing to give it?”

Isabela Dias | May 20, 2024
House Dems Launch Investigation Into Trump’s Meeting With Oil Executives
His alleged $1 billion ask raises "significant potential ethical, campaign finance, and legal issues."

Dharna Noor | May 15, 2024
How Paul Manafort Tried to Make Money With a Project Supposedly Tied to the Chinese Regime
Read the confidential memo he wrote about the deal.

David Corn | May 10, 2024
Vermont Could Be the First State to Bill Oil Firms for Climate Damage
The compensation due, according to one estimate, could reach $2.5 billion.

Dharna Noor | May 10, 2024
The Future of Natural History Is Here, and It’s Open-Source
A push for free data is leading to wild new discoveries—and fighting the field's colonial legacy.

Henry Carnell | May 10, 2024

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Why Donald Trump’s Plan to Stop Taxing Tips Is a Lame Political Stunt
It wouldn't help most tipped workers—just their corporate bosses.

How AI’s Insatiable Energy Demands Jeopardize Big Tech’s Climate Goals
Companies are struggling to meet their needs with sustainable sources.

Local Radio Host Says Biden Team Sent Pre-Planned Questions
The president's team says it's no big deal. But it is.

Will the Regulation Shielding Workers From Heat Be Finalized Before the Election?
The long-awaited OSHA measure is facing major political hurdles.

Big Tech’s Energy Needs Are Growing So Fast That Power Grids Can’t Keep Up
The solution will require innovations far beyond advanced chips and AI.

This Biologist Panned a “Mosquito Eradicator” Product. Its Maker Bit Back.
Welcome to the wild west of insect control commerce.

How We Uncovered the True Story of 40 Acres and a Mule
We hope this investigation is just the beginning of a larger effort to tell the stories of people forgotten by history.

New Senate Report Blasts Residential Treatment Facilities That “Treat Children as Payouts”
Kids experienced systemic abuse and neglect at the hands of four of the nation's largest behavioral health providers.

Are You There, God? It’s Me, Justice Alito.
Inside the movement to make the Supreme Court explicitly Christian.

Disgraced General Michael Flynn Has Made a New Movie—About Himself
Trump's former national security adviser is surprised the government hasn't killed him.

It’s Time to Restore Some Sanity to the Internet
Why we need a 180 on Section 230.

These Clergy Abuse Survivors Had a Chance to Find Justice. Then Their Diocese Filed for Bankruptcy.
As more states extend the statute of limitations for child sexual abuse, churches are finding a legal workaround.

How the GOP Learned to Hate Divorce, Again
From dudes on podcasts to party platforms: This year no-fault divorce came roaring back into the mainstream of Republican politics.

The Border Patrol Is an Engine of Crisis—and Has Been Since the Beginning
Meet the forgotten cowboy-congressman who pushed it into existence a century ago.

When Profit-Driven Clinics Kick “Noncompliant” Patients off Dialysis, Is Anybody Watching?
"It's murder. It's outright murder."

Under Glenn Youngkin, Parole in Virginia Has Nearly Vanished
“What’s the point of having a second chance available when you’re not willing to give it?”

House Dems Launch Investigation Into Trump’s Meeting With Oil Executives
His alleged $1 billion ask raises "significant potential ethical, campaign finance, and legal issues."

How Paul Manafort Tried to Make Money With a Project Supposedly Tied to the Chinese Regime
Read the confidential memo he wrote about the deal.

Vermont Could Be the First State to Bill Oil Firms for Climate Damage
The compensation due, according to one estimate, could reach $2.5 billion.

The Future of Natural History Is Here, and It’s Open-Source
A push for free data is leading to wild new discoveries—and fighting the field's colonial legacy.

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Why Donald Trump’s Plan to Stop Taxing Tips Is a Lame Political Stunt It wouldn't help most tipped workers—just their corporate bosses.

How AI’s Insatiable Energy Demands Jeopardize Big Tech’s Climate Goals Companies are struggling to meet their needs with sustainable sources.

Local Radio Host Says Biden Team Sent Pre-Planned Questions The president's team says it's no big deal. But it is.

Will the Regulation Shielding Workers From Heat Be Finalized Before the Election? The long-awaited OSHA measure is facing major political hurdles.

Big Tech’s Energy Needs Are Growing So Fast That Power Grids Can’t Keep Up The solution will require innovations far beyond advanced chips and AI.

This Biologist Panned a “Mosquito Eradicator” Product. Its Maker Bit Back. Welcome to the wild west of insect control commerce.

How We Uncovered the True Story of 40 Acres and a Mule We hope this investigation is just the beginning of a larger effort to tell the stories of people forgotten by history.

New Senate Report Blasts Residential Treatment Facilities That “Treat Children as Payouts” Kids experienced systemic abuse and neglect at the hands of four of the nation's largest behavioral health providers.

Are You There, God? It’s Me, Justice Alito. Inside the movement to make the Supreme Court explicitly Christian.

Disgraced General Michael Flynn Has Made a New Movie—About Himself Trump's former national security adviser is surprised the government hasn't killed him.

It’s Time to Restore Some Sanity to the Internet Why we need a 180 on Section 230.

These Clergy Abuse Survivors Had a Chance to Find Justice. Then Their Diocese Filed for Bankruptcy. As more states extend the statute of limitations for child sexual abuse, churches are finding a legal workaround.

How the GOP Learned to Hate Divorce, Again From dudes on podcasts to party platforms: This year no-fault divorce came roaring back into the mainstream of Republican politics.

The Border Patrol Is an Engine of Crisis—and Has Been Since the Beginning Meet the forgotten cowboy-congressman who pushed it into existence a century ago.

When Profit-Driven Clinics Kick “Noncompliant” Patients off Dialysis, Is Anybody Watching? "It's murder. It's outright murder."

Under Glenn Youngkin, Parole in Virginia Has Nearly Vanished “What’s the point of having a second chance available when you’re not willing to give it?”

House Dems Launch Investigation Into Trump’s Meeting With Oil Executives His alleged $1 billion ask raises "significant potential ethical, campaign finance, and legal issues."

How Paul Manafort Tried to Make Money With a Project Supposedly Tied to the Chinese Regime Read the confidential memo he wrote about the deal.

Vermont Could Be the First State to Bill Oil Firms for Climate Damage The compensation due, according to one estimate, could reach $2.5 billion.

The Future of Natural History Is Here, and It’s Open-Source A push for free data is leading to wild new discoveries—and fighting the field's colonial legacy.