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Mike Flynn and MAGA Activists Wage War Against a Florida Hospital
“You wonder if there is a different agenda than how we treated the particular patient.”

Kiera Butler | March 17, 2023
Trump Said He Might Have Let Russia “Take Over” Parts of Ukraine. Fox News Edited It Out.
That's what Russia secretly asked for in 2016.

Dan Friedman | March 12, 2023
The Company Offering Free Health Care to East Palestine? It’s a Right-Wing, Anti-Vax Project.
The Wellness Company's top brass are leaders in the "medical freedom" movement.

Kiera Butler | March 7, 2023
Is Florida’s Blogger Registration Bill Inspired by Viktor Orbán?
It wouldn't be the first time Orbán's authoritarian regime gave Florida Republicans some ideas.

Noah Lanard | March 4, 2023
How Climate Change Plagues Ordinary Americans
Jake Bittle's “The Great Displacement” chronicles US families coping with disaster.

M.R. O'Connor | March 1, 2023
The Supreme Court’s Big Algorithm Fail
“These are not like the nine greatest experts on the Internet.”

Pema Levy | February 28, 2023

Biden Urged to Reject Texas Oil Terminals That Could Create “Carbon Bombs”
If approved, analysts note, the four projects would lock in "astounding" emissions.

Oliver Milman | February 24, 2023
Will SCOTUS Overturn This 1996 Law Governing the Internet?
"I don't know if I've ever seen lawyers do so much damage to their own cases."

Abby Vesoulis | February 22, 2023
Bing Is a Liar—and It’s Ready to Call the Cops
You can't trust Microsoft's AI chatbot.

James West | February 18, 2023
A Tesla Will Hit a Child-Sized Mannequin in a Super Bowl Ad This Year
To showcase the supposed flaws of the company's self-driving technology an activist will air a video showing the purported failures of Tesla's auto-pilot.

Ali Breland | February 12, 2023
Senate Democrats Are Taking Companies to Task Over Invasive Workplace Surveillance
A new bill takes aim at the worker monitoring technologies that spread during the pandemic.

Ruqaiyah Zarook | February 6, 2023
We Don’t Need Black History Month Police Cruisers. We Need Police Reform.
It's shallow. It's tone deaf. It's in poor taste. Please be fucking for real.

Arianna Coghill | February 3, 2023
The Far-Right Bounty Hunter Behind the Explosive Popularity of “Died Suddenly”
How Stew Peters parlayed conspiracy theories into viral documentaries and a massive following.

Kiera Butler | May+June 2023 Issue
George Santos Relative Says They Never Gave $5,800 Reported by the Campaign: “I’m Dumbfounded”
The trail of questionable donations continues to grow.

Noah Lanard and David Corn | February 1, 2023
The Website That Wants You to Kill Yourself—and Won’t Die
How the trolls on Kiwi Farms hounded people to commit suicide and created the online culture we have today.

Ali Breland | March+April 2023
The Word That Makes Brutal Budgets Sound “Truly Evil”
Austerity was once a conservative rationale for cutting spending. Now, it's an explanation of the consequences.

Ruqaiyah Zarook | March+April 2023
Why Starbucks Is Inviting Social Workers Into Its Stores
The outreach has resulted in services for thousands of unhoused people.

Frida Garza | January 29, 2023
We Tried to Call the Top Donors to George Santos’ 2020 Campaign. Many Don’t Seem to Exist.
The list of matters to investigate keeps growing.

Noah Lanard and David Corn | January 27, 2023
“Lies Have Short Legs”: Inside the Brazilian WhatsApp Group Exposing George Santos
“He always convinced people that everything was a big misunderstanding.”

Isabela Dias | January 26, 2023
The Abortion Pill’s Secret Money Men
The untold story of the private equity investors behind Mifeprex—and their escalating legal battle to cash in post-Dobbs.

Hannah Levintova | March+April 2023

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Mike Flynn and MAGA Activists Wage War Against a Florida Hospital
“You wonder if there is a different agenda than how we treated the particular patient.”

Trump Said He Might Have Let Russia “Take Over” Parts of Ukraine. Fox News Edited It Out.
That's what Russia secretly asked for in 2016.

The Company Offering Free Health Care to East Palestine? It’s a Right-Wing, Anti-Vax Project.
The Wellness Company's top brass are leaders in the "medical freedom" movement.

Is Florida’s Blogger Registration Bill Inspired by Viktor Orbán?
It wouldn't be the first time Orbán's authoritarian regime gave Florida Republicans some ideas.

How Climate Change Plagues Ordinary Americans
Jake Bittle's “The Great Displacement” chronicles US families coping with disaster.

The Supreme Court’s Big Algorithm Fail
“These are not like the nine greatest experts on the Internet.”

Biden Urged to Reject Texas Oil Terminals That Could Create “Carbon Bombs”
If approved, analysts note, the four projects would lock in "astounding" emissions.

Will SCOTUS Overturn This 1996 Law Governing the Internet?
"I don't know if I've ever seen lawyers do so much damage to their own cases."

Bing Is a Liar—and It’s Ready to Call the Cops
You can't trust Microsoft's AI chatbot.

A Tesla Will Hit a Child-Sized Mannequin in a Super Bowl Ad This Year
To showcase the supposed flaws of the company's self-driving technology an activist will air a video showing the purported failures of Tesla's auto-pilot.

Senate Democrats Are Taking Companies to Task Over Invasive Workplace Surveillance
A new bill takes aim at the worker monitoring technologies that spread during the pandemic.

We Don’t Need Black History Month Police Cruisers. We Need Police Reform.
It's shallow. It's tone deaf. It's in poor taste. Please be fucking for real.

The Far-Right Bounty Hunter Behind the Explosive Popularity of “Died Suddenly”
How Stew Peters parlayed conspiracy theories into viral documentaries and a massive following.

George Santos Relative Says They Never Gave $5,800 Reported by the Campaign: “I’m Dumbfounded”
The trail of questionable donations continues to grow.

The Website That Wants You to Kill Yourself—and Won’t Die
How the trolls on Kiwi Farms hounded people to commit suicide and created the online culture we have today.

The Word That Makes Brutal Budgets Sound “Truly Evil”
Austerity was once a conservative rationale for cutting spending. Now, it's an explanation of the consequences.

Why Starbucks Is Inviting Social Workers Into Its Stores
The outreach has resulted in services for thousands of unhoused people.

We Tried to Call the Top Donors to George Santos’ 2020 Campaign. Many Don’t Seem to Exist.
The list of matters to investigate keeps growing.

“Lies Have Short Legs”: Inside the Brazilian WhatsApp Group Exposing George Santos
“He always convinced people that everything was a big misunderstanding.”

The Abortion Pill’s Secret Money Men
The untold story of the private equity investors behind Mifeprex—and their escalating legal battle to cash in post-Dobbs.

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Mike Flynn and MAGA Activists Wage War Against a Florida Hospital “You wonder if there is a different agenda than how we treated the particular patient.”

Trump Said He Might Have Let Russia “Take Over” Parts of Ukraine. Fox News Edited It Out. That's what Russia secretly asked for in 2016.

The Company Offering Free Health Care to East Palestine? It’s a Right-Wing, Anti-Vax Project. The Wellness Company's top brass are leaders in the "medical freedom" movement.

Is Florida’s Blogger Registration Bill Inspired by Viktor Orbán? It wouldn't be the first time Orbán's authoritarian regime gave Florida Republicans some ideas.

How Climate Change Plagues Ordinary Americans Jake Bittle's “The Great Displacement” chronicles US families coping with disaster.

The Supreme Court’s Big Algorithm Fail “These are not like the nine greatest experts on the Internet.”

Biden Urged to Reject Texas Oil Terminals That Could Create “Carbon Bombs” If approved, analysts note, the four projects would lock in "astounding" emissions.

Will SCOTUS Overturn This 1996 Law Governing the Internet? "I don't know if I've ever seen lawyers do so much damage to their own cases."

Bing Is a Liar—and It’s Ready to Call the Cops You can't trust Microsoft's AI chatbot.

A Tesla Will Hit a Child-Sized Mannequin in a Super Bowl Ad This Year To showcase the supposed flaws of the company's self-driving technology an activist will air a video showing the purported failures of Tesla's auto-pilot.

Senate Democrats Are Taking Companies to Task Over Invasive Workplace Surveillance A new bill takes aim at the worker monitoring technologies that spread during the pandemic.

We Don’t Need Black History Month Police Cruisers. We Need Police Reform. It's shallow. It's tone deaf. It's in poor taste. Please be fucking for real.

The Far-Right Bounty Hunter Behind the Explosive Popularity of “Died Suddenly” How Stew Peters parlayed conspiracy theories into viral documentaries and a massive following.

George Santos Relative Says They Never Gave $5,800 Reported by the Campaign: “I’m Dumbfounded” The trail of questionable donations continues to grow.

The Website That Wants You to Kill Yourself—and Won’t Die How the trolls on Kiwi Farms hounded people to commit suicide and created the online culture we have today.

The Word That Makes Brutal Budgets Sound “Truly Evil” Austerity was once a conservative rationale for cutting spending. Now, it's an explanation of the consequences.

Why Starbucks Is Inviting Social Workers Into Its Stores The outreach has resulted in services for thousands of unhoused people.

We Tried to Call the Top Donors to George Santos’ 2020 Campaign. Many Don’t Seem to Exist. The list of matters to investigate keeps growing.

“Lies Have Short Legs”: Inside the Brazilian WhatsApp Group Exposing George Santos “He always convinced people that everything was a big misunderstanding.”

The Abortion Pill’s Secret Money Men The untold story of the private equity investors behind Mifeprex—and their escalating legal battle to cash in post-Dobbs.