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The Sex Life of the Internet
Journalist Samantha Cole discusses the complicated, intertwined history of the digital world and sex

Angelica Cabral | November 11, 2022
A Democracy Crisis Was Averted. But Gerrymandering Could Still Save the GOP.
Voters rejected some of the biggest-name election deniers, even as extreme maps may help the GOP win the House.

Ari Berman | November 9, 2022
An Anti-Abortion Republican Just Lost His Bid for Kentucky’s Supreme Court
Voters also rejected a constitutional amendment to further roll back reproductive rights.

Isabela Dias | November 9, 2022
First-Time Latino Voters Could Make All the Difference in Nevada
And progressive organizers are pinning their hopes on them.

Isabela Dias | November 8, 2022
Experts Fear a Deluge of Climate Misinformation on Twitter
Global warming lies are often packaged with hot-button culture war topics.

Kristoffer Tigue | November 8, 2022
The GOP Is Trying to Throw Out Thousands of Votes in Detroit—Again
It's 2020 redux.

Madison Pauly | November 6, 2022

The Internet Is Full of Predators. Omegle Lets You Meet Them.
“We need to be able to sue tech companies for their negligent, malicious conduct.”

David Alm | November 4, 2022
Brian Kemp Is a Different Kind of Threat to Democracy
The Georgia governor stood up to Trump once. Is that enough for voters to forget his notorious legacy of voter suppression?

Ari Berman | November 3, 2022
Bolsonaro—the “Trump of the Tropics”—Doesn’t Concede But He Doesn’t Contest the Election Results
"Our dreams are more alive than ever."

Isabela Dias | November 1, 2022
Elon Musk, and Maybe You, Misunderstand the Problem With Twitter
Let's talk about the echo chamber.

Ali Breland | October 28, 2022
“We Don’t Need a Celebrity”: Herschel Walker Isn’t Everybody’s Hero in His Hometown
In Wrightsville, Georgia, residents are deeply divided over the football-star-turned-GOP-candidate.

Abby Vesoulis | October 28, 2022
The GOP’s Plan for Attracting Young Voters Is the Same As Its Plan for Attracting Old Voters
One culture war at a time.

Isabela Dias | October 27, 2022
Exposing the Financial Costs of Climate Change—and Denial of the Climate Crisis
As a warming planet brings economic tensions to a boil, following the money can reveal some critical stories.

Mark Schapiro | October 24, 2022
Why Does Every Tech Company Want to “Democratize” Something?
A concept rooted in politics and the public sphere has been squeezed into a new container: that of the individual consumer.

Lora Kelley | November + December 2022 Issue
The Right-Wing Attack on Public Education Began in One Elite Illinois High School
"I think it was the seeds of all this polarization taking hold."

Isabela Dias | October 20, 2022
JD Vance, Blake Masters, Peter Thiel, and Their Anti-Big Tech Hypocrisy
These GOP candidates profited off tech firms; now they denounce them.

David Corn | October 18, 2022
Florida’s War on Woke
Gov. Ron DeSantis harnesses the power of conservative parents.

Isabela Dias | November+December 2022 Issue
Kanye West Agrees to Acquire Conservative Social Media App Parler
The app's CEO is the husband of Candance Owens.

Arianna Coghill | October 17, 2022
Washington Post Report Alleges Further Mayhem at Trump Media
Cofounder was ousted for refusing to give shares to Melania, a former executive claims.

Arianna Coghill | October 15, 2022
The Brands Trying to Win Gen Z Twitter Have Gone Too Far
Enough already.

Arianna Coghill | October 15, 2022

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The Sex Life of the Internet
Journalist Samantha Cole discusses the complicated, intertwined history of the digital world and sex

A Democracy Crisis Was Averted. But Gerrymandering Could Still Save the GOP.
Voters rejected some of the biggest-name election deniers, even as extreme maps may help the GOP win the House.

An Anti-Abortion Republican Just Lost His Bid for Kentucky’s Supreme Court
Voters also rejected a constitutional amendment to further roll back reproductive rights.

First-Time Latino Voters Could Make All the Difference in Nevada
And progressive organizers are pinning their hopes on them.

Experts Fear a Deluge of Climate Misinformation on Twitter
Global warming lies are often packaged with hot-button culture war topics.

The GOP Is Trying to Throw Out Thousands of Votes in Detroit—Again
It's 2020 redux.

The Internet Is Full of Predators. Omegle Lets You Meet Them.
“We need to be able to sue tech companies for their negligent, malicious conduct.”

Brian Kemp Is a Different Kind of Threat to Democracy
The Georgia governor stood up to Trump once. Is that enough for voters to forget his notorious legacy of voter suppression?

Bolsonaro—the “Trump of the Tropics”—Doesn’t Concede But He Doesn’t Contest the Election Results
"Our dreams are more alive than ever."

Elon Musk, and Maybe You, Misunderstand the Problem With Twitter
Let's talk about the echo chamber.

“We Don’t Need a Celebrity”: Herschel Walker Isn’t Everybody’s Hero in His Hometown
In Wrightsville, Georgia, residents are deeply divided over the football-star-turned-GOP-candidate.

The GOP’s Plan for Attracting Young Voters Is the Same As Its Plan for Attracting Old Voters
One culture war at a time.

Exposing the Financial Costs of Climate Change—and Denial of the Climate Crisis
As a warming planet brings economic tensions to a boil, following the money can reveal some critical stories.

Why Does Every Tech Company Want to “Democratize” Something?
A concept rooted in politics and the public sphere has been squeezed into a new container: that of the individual consumer.

The Right-Wing Attack on Public Education Began in One Elite Illinois High School
"I think it was the seeds of all this polarization taking hold."

JD Vance, Blake Masters, Peter Thiel, and Their Anti-Big Tech Hypocrisy
These GOP candidates profited off tech firms; now they denounce them.

Florida’s War on Woke
Gov. Ron DeSantis harnesses the power of conservative parents.

Kanye West Agrees to Acquire Conservative Social Media App Parler
The app's CEO is the husband of Candance Owens.

Washington Post Report Alleges Further Mayhem at Trump Media
Cofounder was ousted for refusing to give shares to Melania, a former executive claims.

The Brands Trying to Win Gen Z Twitter Have Gone Too Far
Enough already.

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The Sex Life of the Internet Journalist Samantha Cole discusses the complicated, intertwined history of the digital world and sex

A Democracy Crisis Was Averted. But Gerrymandering Could Still Save the GOP. Voters rejected some of the biggest-name election deniers, even as extreme maps may help the GOP win the House.

An Anti-Abortion Republican Just Lost His Bid for Kentucky’s Supreme Court Voters also rejected a constitutional amendment to further roll back reproductive rights.

First-Time Latino Voters Could Make All the Difference in Nevada And progressive organizers are pinning their hopes on them.

Experts Fear a Deluge of Climate Misinformation on Twitter Global warming lies are often packaged with hot-button culture war topics.

The GOP Is Trying to Throw Out Thousands of Votes in Detroit—Again It's 2020 redux.

The Internet Is Full of Predators. Omegle Lets You Meet Them. “We need to be able to sue tech companies for their negligent, malicious conduct.”

Brian Kemp Is a Different Kind of Threat to Democracy The Georgia governor stood up to Trump once. Is that enough for voters to forget his notorious legacy of voter suppression?

Bolsonaro—the “Trump of the Tropics”—Doesn’t Concede But He Doesn’t Contest the Election Results "Our dreams are more alive than ever."

Elon Musk, and Maybe You, Misunderstand the Problem With Twitter Let's talk about the echo chamber.

“We Don’t Need a Celebrity”: Herschel Walker Isn’t Everybody’s Hero in His Hometown In Wrightsville, Georgia, residents are deeply divided over the football-star-turned-GOP-candidate.

The GOP’s Plan for Attracting Young Voters Is the Same As Its Plan for Attracting Old Voters One culture war at a time.

Exposing the Financial Costs of Climate Change—and Denial of the Climate Crisis As a warming planet brings economic tensions to a boil, following the money can reveal some critical stories.

Why Does Every Tech Company Want to “Democratize” Something? A concept rooted in politics and the public sphere has been squeezed into a new container: that of the individual consumer.

The Right-Wing Attack on Public Education Began in One Elite Illinois High School "I think it was the seeds of all this polarization taking hold."

JD Vance, Blake Masters, Peter Thiel, and Their Anti-Big Tech Hypocrisy These GOP candidates profited off tech firms; now they denounce them.

Florida’s War on Woke Gov. Ron DeSantis harnesses the power of conservative parents.

Kanye West Agrees to Acquire Conservative Social Media App Parler The app's CEO is the husband of Candance Owens.

Washington Post Report Alleges Further Mayhem at Trump Media Cofounder was ousted for refusing to give shares to Melania, a former executive claims.

The Brands Trying to Win Gen Z Twitter Have Gone Too Far Enough already.