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Post-Roe, We Need Physicians to Advocate for Abortion Care
Independent clinics provide the vast majority of abortion care, but systemic change in hospitals may help expand access.

T.S. Mendola | July 12, 2022
As Heat Rises, Who Will Protect Farmworkers?
Heat-related illness and death are a growing problem in US agriculture, but OSHA still hasn't established national safety guidelines.

By Bridget Huber, Nancy Averett and Teresa Cotsirilos | July 1, 2022
Supreme Court Just Ruled in Favor of the Praying High School Football Coach
"A disservice...to our Nation’s longstanding commitment to the separation of church and state."

Isabela Dias | June 27, 2022
Half of Americans Say Trump Tried to Stay In Office Illegally and Should Be Charged
But the consensus evaporates pretty quickly.

James West | June 26, 2022
State Republicans Resisted Trump’s Subversion in 2020. We Got Lucky.
"You are asking me to do something against my oath."

Dan Friedman | June 21, 2022
“There Is Nowhere I Feel Safe”
In wrenching testimony to the January 6 committee, Georgia election workers described what it felt like to become the targets of a vicious harassment campaign fanned by Trump and Giuliani.

Noah Y. Kim | June 21, 2022

How a Former Transcendental Meditation Devotee Ended Up Funding America’s Wildest Right-Wing Spy Op
The saga of Gore-Tex heir Susan Gore is a parable of the dark turn the Republican Party has taken.

Tim Murphy | JULY+AUGUST 2022 ISSUE
First Roe, Then Plyler? The GOP’s 40-Year Fight to Keep Undocumented Kids Out of Public School
"The schoolhouse door cannot be closed to one of modern society’s most marginalized, most vilified groups."

Isabela Dias | June 15, 2022

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An Activist-Athlete Elevates the Game, Rallying for Self-Care and Protesting Banks’ Conduct
Kyle Thiermann's journey from surfer to activist

MUD\WTR | June 14, 2022
The Gruesome Attraction of Prison Tourism Is Being Challenged at Last
“I’m amazed at how numb many of us can be about these sites."

By Hope Corrigan; Photos by Mark Murrmann | June 9, 2022
Abortion Pills Will Be Crucial in a Post-Roe World. But They’re Not the Magic Fix Many Think They Are.
Let me repeat: equity, equity, equity.

Becca Andrews | June 7, 2022
How American Influencers Built a World Wide Web of Vaccine Disinformation
“You get the distinct feeling that there is a massive sea change occurring.”

Kiera Butler and Neha Wadekar | June 2, 2022
America’s Fracking Boom Is Tilting the World Toward Climate Disaster
Industry's current plans would cause 140 billion metric tons of greenhouse emissions, analysis shows.

Nina Lakhani and Oliver Milman | May 16, 2022
Why Do Social Media Platforms Keep Removing Posts About Safe and Legal Abortion Pills?
Access to solid information about how to get ahold of abortion pills is more crucial now than ever.

Madison Pauly | May 13, 2022
Militias Still Have a Safe Space on YouTube
A new report found hundreds of videos from sympathizers of groups that participated in the Capitol riot.

Ali Breland | May 13, 2022
“This Is Not Our First Rodeo”: Key Border Cities Say They’re Ready for the End of Title 42
Still, a federal judge could soon throw a wrench into their plans.

Fernanda Echavarri | May 12, 2022
Two Behemoths Dominate the Motorized Wheelchair Industry. Disabled Customers Pay the Price.
The mom-and-pop shops of the past are gone. In their place? Skeleton crews, long waits, and endless bureaucracy.

Paul Roberts | May+June 2022 Issue
Real Estate Predators Tried to Cash In on the Pandemic. Then Tenants Fought Back.
“I feel sometimes that we’re up against this faceless money monster."

Hannah Levintova | May+June 2022 Issue
Private Equity's Smash-and-Grab Economy
Private equity billionaires are looting the country, leaving everyday Americans to clean up the mess—and fight for the scraps.

Hannah Levintova | May+June 2022 Issue
There’s Something Very Disturbing About Australia’s Very Normal 2022 Elections
I'm relieved to watch my home country's healthy democracy in action—but here's why it's also freaking me out.

James West | May 8, 2022

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Post-Roe, We Need Physicians to Advocate for Abortion Care
Independent clinics provide the vast majority of abortion care, but systemic change in hospitals may help expand access.

As Heat Rises, Who Will Protect Farmworkers?
Heat-related illness and death are a growing problem in US agriculture, but OSHA still hasn't established national safety guidelines.

Supreme Court Just Ruled in Favor of the Praying High School Football Coach
"A disservice...to our Nation’s longstanding commitment to the separation of church and state."

Half of Americans Say Trump Tried to Stay In Office Illegally and Should Be Charged
But the consensus evaporates pretty quickly.

State Republicans Resisted Trump’s Subversion in 2020. We Got Lucky.
"You are asking me to do something against my oath."

“There Is Nowhere I Feel Safe”
In wrenching testimony to the January 6 committee, Georgia election workers described what it felt like to become the targets of a vicious harassment campaign fanned by Trump and Giuliani.

How a Former Transcendental Meditation Devotee Ended Up Funding America’s Wildest Right-Wing Spy Op
The saga of Gore-Tex heir Susan Gore is a parable of the dark turn the Republican Party has taken.

First Roe, Then Plyler? The GOP’s 40-Year Fight to Keep Undocumented Kids Out of Public School
"The schoolhouse door cannot be closed to one of modern society’s most marginalized, most vilified groups."

An Activist-Athlete Elevates the Game, Rallying for Self-Care and Protesting Banks’ Conduct
Kyle Thiermann's journey from surfer to activist

The Gruesome Attraction of Prison Tourism Is Being Challenged at Last
“I’m amazed at how numb many of us can be about these sites."

Abortion Pills Will Be Crucial in a Post-Roe World. But They’re Not the Magic Fix Many Think They Are.
Let me repeat: equity, equity, equity.

How American Influencers Built a World Wide Web of Vaccine Disinformation
“You get the distinct feeling that there is a massive sea change occurring.”

America’s Fracking Boom Is Tilting the World Toward Climate Disaster
Industry's current plans would cause 140 billion metric tons of greenhouse emissions, analysis shows.

Why Do Social Media Platforms Keep Removing Posts About Safe and Legal Abortion Pills?
Access to solid information about how to get ahold of abortion pills is more crucial now than ever.

Militias Still Have a Safe Space on YouTube
A new report found hundreds of videos from sympathizers of groups that participated in the Capitol riot.

“This Is Not Our First Rodeo”: Key Border Cities Say They’re Ready for the End of Title 42
Still, a federal judge could soon throw a wrench into their plans.

Two Behemoths Dominate the Motorized Wheelchair Industry. Disabled Customers Pay the Price.
The mom-and-pop shops of the past are gone. In their place? Skeleton crews, long waits, and endless bureaucracy.

Real Estate Predators Tried to Cash In on the Pandemic. Then Tenants Fought Back.
“I feel sometimes that we’re up against this faceless money monster."

Private Equity's Smash-and-Grab Economy
Private equity billionaires are looting the country, leaving everyday Americans to clean up the mess—and fight for the scraps.

There’s Something Very Disturbing About Australia’s Very Normal 2022 Elections
I'm relieved to watch my home country's healthy democracy in action—but here's why it's also freaking me out.

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Post-Roe, We Need Physicians to Advocate for Abortion Care Independent clinics provide the vast majority of abortion care, but systemic change in hospitals may help expand access.

As Heat Rises, Who Will Protect Farmworkers? Heat-related illness and death are a growing problem in US agriculture, but OSHA still hasn't established national safety guidelines.

Supreme Court Just Ruled in Favor of the Praying High School Football Coach "A disservice...to our Nation’s longstanding commitment to the separation of church and state."

Half of Americans Say Trump Tried to Stay In Office Illegally and Should Be Charged But the consensus evaporates pretty quickly.

State Republicans Resisted Trump’s Subversion in 2020. We Got Lucky. "You are asking me to do something against my oath."

“There Is Nowhere I Feel Safe” In wrenching testimony to the January 6 committee, Georgia election workers described what it felt like to become the targets of a vicious harassment campaign fanned by Trump and Giuliani.

How a Former Transcendental Meditation Devotee Ended Up Funding America’s Wildest Right-Wing Spy Op The saga of Gore-Tex heir Susan Gore is a parable of the dark turn the Republican Party has taken.

First Roe, Then Plyler? The GOP’s 40-Year Fight to Keep Undocumented Kids Out of Public School "The schoolhouse door cannot be closed to one of modern society’s most marginalized, most vilified groups."

An Activist-Athlete Elevates the Game, Rallying for Self-Care and Protesting Banks’ Conduct Kyle Thiermann's journey from surfer to activist

The Gruesome Attraction of Prison Tourism Is Being Challenged at Last “I’m amazed at how numb many of us can be about these sites."

Abortion Pills Will Be Crucial in a Post-Roe World. But They’re Not the Magic Fix Many Think They Are. Let me repeat: equity, equity, equity.

How American Influencers Built a World Wide Web of Vaccine Disinformation “You get the distinct feeling that there is a massive sea change occurring.”

America’s Fracking Boom Is Tilting the World Toward Climate Disaster Industry's current plans would cause 140 billion metric tons of greenhouse emissions, analysis shows.

Why Do Social Media Platforms Keep Removing Posts About Safe and Legal Abortion Pills? Access to solid information about how to get ahold of abortion pills is more crucial now than ever.

Militias Still Have a Safe Space on YouTube A new report found hundreds of videos from sympathizers of groups that participated in the Capitol riot.

“This Is Not Our First Rodeo”: Key Border Cities Say They’re Ready for the End of Title 42 Still, a federal judge could soon throw a wrench into their plans.

Two Behemoths Dominate the Motorized Wheelchair Industry. Disabled Customers Pay the Price. The mom-and-pop shops of the past are gone. In their place? Skeleton crews, long waits, and endless bureaucracy.

Real Estate Predators Tried to Cash In on the Pandemic. Then Tenants Fought Back. “I feel sometimes that we’re up against this faceless money monster."

Private Equity's Smash-and-Grab Economy Private equity billionaires are looting the country, leaving everyday Americans to clean up the mess—and fight for the scraps.

There’s Something Very Disturbing About Australia’s Very Normal 2022 Elections I'm relieved to watch my home country's healthy democracy in action—but here's why it's also freaking me out.