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California Governor Vetoes Bill to Ban Caste Discrimination
“There is something going on in this state where people are trying to pretend the caste system doesn’t exist," the bill's sponsor said.

Madison Pauly | October 8, 2023
Big Oil Has a Big Presence on the Boards of California’s Public Universities
Environmental activists see it as an "infiltration."

Dharna Noor | October 6, 2023
The Mirage of “Middle Class”
The constant refrain of campaign season implies class politics. Does it actually lead to them?

David Roediger | November+December 2023 Issue
What Does It Mean to Protect Children?
This is the question that ripped an idyllic high-plains town asunder.

Kiera Butler | October 5, 2023
What Prigozhin’s Death Reveals About Russia
His many mourners value truth, the Motherland, heroism, and Putin.

Anonymous | October 4, 2023
How Does the American Climate Corps Compare to Its Predecessor?
Sizing up Biden's new plan.

Henry Carnell | September 25, 2023

You’re Sexually Assaulted. You Report. And Police Make You the Suspect.
Police unleash a slew of interrogation techniques meant for criminal suspects on vulnerable people.

Rachel de Leon | September 25, 2023
“We Keep People Alive”: As Summers Get Deadlier, a Tiny Church Is Fighting Back
In a South Phoenix neighborhood struggling with homelessness, addiction, and environmental racism, climate change is just the latest crisis.

Story and Photos by Audrey Gray | September 21, 2023
Are These $2,000 Water Bills Racist?
Decades of disinvestment and failing infrastructure shortchange Black communities.

Henry Carnell | September 21, 2023
It’s Now Clear: “Cop City” Is About Democracy
Atlanta officials have been evasive on how to verify over 100,000 petition signatures in support of putting the $90 million training center up for a vote.

Nia t. evans | September 18, 2023
The Mainstream Media Still Hasn’t Learned Anything About Covering Donald Trump
Sunday's "Meet the Press" interview was more of the same—as one critic put it, "pointless and inane."

Ari Berman | September 17, 2023
I Found a Vape Pen at My Son’s School. Finding Out What Was Inside Was a Lot Harder.
Come along on my confounding ride into the wild west of unregulated pot.

Doug Henry | September+October 2023 Issue
Restore Roe, or Go Beyond It? The Question Is Fracturing the Abortion Rights Movement.
“We have an opportunity here to build something better, and we're not even talking about it.”

Madison Pauly | September 11, 2023
Here’s How to Help Morocco Recover From Its Deadly Earthquake
A list of resources to help those in need.

Arianna Coghill | September 9, 2023
Detective McDavitt and the Curious Case of the Clown Wedgefish
Scientists thought the creature was long extinct—until an amateur zoologist got busy.

Brian Howey | September 9, 2023
How Bill Clinton’s Presidency Changed American Capitalism
Nelson Lichtenstein, the author of “A Fabulous Failure,” on Clinton, neoliberalism, and the left.

Jacob Rosenberg | September 8, 2023
“Elon Is Learning the Hard Way”: Taylor Lorenz on Twitter’s Collapse
A new book looks at the rise of the "creator economy"—and where Big Tech keeps going wrong.

Julia Métraux | September 8, 2023
A Peter Thiel-Linked Startup Is Courting New York Scenesters and Plotting a Libertarian Paradise
The Praxis Society envisions a Mediterranean enclave—with just the Right kind of people.

Ali Breland | September 7, 2023
Electrifying Your Home Is About to Get a Lot Cheaper
Federal rebates for families of modest income are kicking in soon.

Tik Root | September 6, 2023
The Rise of Vivek. The Return of Masters. The College Libertarians Won’t Go Away.
One rapped about freedom at Harvard. The other at Stanford. Both are pals with Peter Thiel.

Noah Lanard | September 1, 2023

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California Governor Vetoes Bill to Ban Caste Discrimination
“There is something going on in this state where people are trying to pretend the caste system doesn’t exist," the bill's sponsor said.

Big Oil Has a Big Presence on the Boards of California’s Public Universities
Environmental activists see it as an "infiltration."

The Mirage of “Middle Class”
The constant refrain of campaign season implies class politics. Does it actually lead to them?

What Does It Mean to Protect Children?
This is the question that ripped an idyllic high-plains town asunder.

What Prigozhin’s Death Reveals About Russia
His many mourners value truth, the Motherland, heroism, and Putin.

How Does the American Climate Corps Compare to Its Predecessor?
Sizing up Biden's new plan.

You’re Sexually Assaulted. You Report. And Police Make You the Suspect.
Police unleash a slew of interrogation techniques meant for criminal suspects on vulnerable people.

“We Keep People Alive”: As Summers Get Deadlier, a Tiny Church Is Fighting Back
In a South Phoenix neighborhood struggling with homelessness, addiction, and environmental racism, climate change is just the latest crisis.

Are These $2,000 Water Bills Racist?
Decades of disinvestment and failing infrastructure shortchange Black communities.

It’s Now Clear: “Cop City” Is About Democracy
Atlanta officials have been evasive on how to verify over 100,000 petition signatures in support of putting the $90 million training center up for a vote.

The Mainstream Media Still Hasn’t Learned Anything About Covering Donald Trump
Sunday's "Meet the Press" interview was more of the same—as one critic put it, "pointless and inane."

I Found a Vape Pen at My Son’s School. Finding Out What Was Inside Was a Lot Harder.
Come along on my confounding ride into the wild west of unregulated pot.

Restore Roe, or Go Beyond It? The Question Is Fracturing the Abortion Rights Movement.
“We have an opportunity here to build something better, and we're not even talking about it.”

Here’s How to Help Morocco Recover From Its Deadly Earthquake
A list of resources to help those in need.

Detective McDavitt and the Curious Case of the Clown Wedgefish
Scientists thought the creature was long extinct—until an amateur zoologist got busy.

How Bill Clinton’s Presidency Changed American Capitalism
Nelson Lichtenstein, the author of “A Fabulous Failure,” on Clinton, neoliberalism, and the left.

“Elon Is Learning the Hard Way”: Taylor Lorenz on Twitter’s Collapse
A new book looks at the rise of the "creator economy"—and where Big Tech keeps going wrong.

A Peter Thiel-Linked Startup Is Courting New York Scenesters and Plotting a Libertarian Paradise
The Praxis Society envisions a Mediterranean enclave—with just the Right kind of people.

Electrifying Your Home Is About to Get a Lot Cheaper
Federal rebates for families of modest income are kicking in soon.

The Rise of Vivek. The Return of Masters. The College Libertarians Won’t Go Away.
One rapped about freedom at Harvard. The other at Stanford. Both are pals with Peter Thiel.

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California Governor Vetoes Bill to Ban Caste Discrimination “There is something going on in this state where people are trying to pretend the caste system doesn’t exist," the bill's sponsor said.

Big Oil Has a Big Presence on the Boards of California’s Public Universities Environmental activists see it as an "infiltration."

The Mirage of “Middle Class” The constant refrain of campaign season implies class politics. Does it actually lead to them?

What Does It Mean to Protect Children? This is the question that ripped an idyllic high-plains town asunder.

What Prigozhin’s Death Reveals About Russia His many mourners value truth, the Motherland, heroism, and Putin.

How Does the American Climate Corps Compare to Its Predecessor? Sizing up Biden's new plan.

You’re Sexually Assaulted. You Report. And Police Make You the Suspect. Police unleash a slew of interrogation techniques meant for criminal suspects on vulnerable people.

“We Keep People Alive”: As Summers Get Deadlier, a Tiny Church Is Fighting Back In a South Phoenix neighborhood struggling with homelessness, addiction, and environmental racism, climate change is just the latest crisis.

Are These $2,000 Water Bills Racist? Decades of disinvestment and failing infrastructure shortchange Black communities.

It’s Now Clear: “Cop City” Is About Democracy Atlanta officials have been evasive on how to verify over 100,000 petition signatures in support of putting the $90 million training center up for a vote.

The Mainstream Media Still Hasn’t Learned Anything About Covering Donald Trump Sunday's "Meet the Press" interview was more of the same—as one critic put it, "pointless and inane."

I Found a Vape Pen at My Son’s School. Finding Out What Was Inside Was a Lot Harder. Come along on my confounding ride into the wild west of unregulated pot.

Restore Roe, or Go Beyond It? The Question Is Fracturing the Abortion Rights Movement. “We have an opportunity here to build something better, and we're not even talking about it.”

Here’s How to Help Morocco Recover From Its Deadly Earthquake A list of resources to help those in need.

Detective McDavitt and the Curious Case of the Clown Wedgefish Scientists thought the creature was long extinct—until an amateur zoologist got busy.

How Bill Clinton’s Presidency Changed American Capitalism Nelson Lichtenstein, the author of “A Fabulous Failure,” on Clinton, neoliberalism, and the left.

“Elon Is Learning the Hard Way”: Taylor Lorenz on Twitter’s Collapse A new book looks at the rise of the "creator economy"—and where Big Tech keeps going wrong.

A Peter Thiel-Linked Startup Is Courting New York Scenesters and Plotting a Libertarian Paradise The Praxis Society envisions a Mediterranean enclave—with just the Right kind of people.

Electrifying Your Home Is About to Get a Lot Cheaper Federal rebates for families of modest income are kicking in soon.

The Rise of Vivek. The Return of Masters. The College Libertarians Won’t Go Away. One rapped about freedom at Harvard. The other at Stanford. Both are pals with Peter Thiel.