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Big Brands’ Rainforest Offsets Are Often Worthless, Analysis Finds
Disney, Shell, Gucci, and others are relying on "phantom credits."

Patrick Greenfield | January 19, 2023
Two Years Ago This Brazilian Expert on the Far Right Predicted Their Insurrection
"It was inevitable."

Isabela Dias | January 18, 2023
The DNA of Deadly Pathogens Is Easy to Obtain
Too easy, some say. How worried should we be?

Michael Schulson | January 15, 2023
Amazon Loses Bid: The NLRB Just Upheld the Historic Staten Island Union Win
But there's still a long way to go before a collective bargaining agreement.

Abigail Weinberg | January 13, 2023
In Brazilian Media, Even More Reports of George Santos’ Lies
He even used different names on dating apps.

Isabela Dias | January 12, 2023
What the Lesbian Best Friend Trope Leaves Out
Why are queer women characters so often limited to being the sidekick?

Emma Copley Eisenberg | January+February 2023 Issue

Activists Sue Global Food Giant Danone Over Use of Plastics
Lawsuit accuses the multinational of "failing" to address waste issues.

Karen McVeigh | January 12, 2023
Federal Agency to Consider Ban on Gas Stoves
A new study found that one in eight cases of childhood asthma is caused by exposure to gas stoves.

Arianna Coghill | January 9, 2023
The IRS Finally Got Some Funding. Now Republicans Want It Back.
Surprise, surprise.

Michael Mechanic | January 4, 2023
Hero of 2022: The Movement to Bring Brittney Griner and Pay Equity Back Home
“WNBA players need to be valued in their country and they won’t have to play overseas.”

Maggie Duffy | January 2, 2023
Hero of 2022: Iranian Women
They have been at the forefront of the months-long protests triggered by the death of Mahsa Amini.

Isabela Dias | December 28, 2022
Hero of 2022: The James Webb Space Telescope
In the age of space billionaires and their fans, it reminds us what the stars always were: an orientation, not a destination.

Daniel Moattar | December 26, 2022
Monster of 2022: Brazilian Football Players and the Gold Steak
Salt Bae's gilded age restaurant is not a good look.

Isabela Dias | December 26, 2022
Witness to Paradise Lost: My Year in the Dying Amazon
The mass rainforest extermination is a climate catastrophe—and much more.

Jonathan Watts | December 24, 2022
How Protecting Trees Can Fight Gentrification
LA activists are wielding black walnut protections to stop development.

Caroline Tracey | December 23, 2022
Pizza Rat Had Better Watch Its Back as the Big Apple Declares War
"Rat czar" listing seeks someone “highly motivated and somewhat bloodthirsty.”

Edward Helmore | December 22, 2022
Monster of 2022: Capital One Café
It can be hard to literalize how financialized capital has overtaken our lives. I figured coming to Capital One Café might help.

Ali Breland | December 22, 2022
Did the Royal Family Bless This Deranged, Violent Fantasy Against Meghan Markle?
Camilla lunched with two Markle bullies of the same bloated countenance and bile, including Jeremy Clarkson, who seemingly hinted at her approval.

Inae Oh | December 21, 2022
Republican States Just Succeeded in Keeping a Key Trump Border Policy in Place
Chief Justice Roberts temporarily blocked the termination of Title 42.

Isabela Dias | December 20, 2022
It Wasn’t Easy Watching Argentina Win
But even this Brazilian had to root for this team.

Isabela Dias | December 20, 2022

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Big Brands’ Rainforest Offsets Are Often Worthless, Analysis Finds
Disney, Shell, Gucci, and others are relying on "phantom credits."

Two Years Ago This Brazilian Expert on the Far Right Predicted Their Insurrection
"It was inevitable."

The DNA of Deadly Pathogens Is Easy to Obtain
Too easy, some say. How worried should we be?

Amazon Loses Bid: The NLRB Just Upheld the Historic Staten Island Union Win
But there's still a long way to go before a collective bargaining agreement.

In Brazilian Media, Even More Reports of George Santos’ Lies
He even used different names on dating apps.

What the Lesbian Best Friend Trope Leaves Out
Why are queer women characters so often limited to being the sidekick?

Activists Sue Global Food Giant Danone Over Use of Plastics
Lawsuit accuses the multinational of "failing" to address waste issues.

Federal Agency to Consider Ban on Gas Stoves
A new study found that one in eight cases of childhood asthma is caused by exposure to gas stoves.

The IRS Finally Got Some Funding. Now Republicans Want It Back.
Surprise, surprise.

Hero of 2022: The Movement to Bring Brittney Griner and Pay Equity Back Home
“WNBA players need to be valued in their country and they won’t have to play overseas.”

Hero of 2022: Iranian Women
They have been at the forefront of the months-long protests triggered by the death of Mahsa Amini.

Hero of 2022: The James Webb Space Telescope
In the age of space billionaires and their fans, it reminds us what the stars always were: an orientation, not a destination.

Monster of 2022: Brazilian Football Players and the Gold Steak
Salt Bae's gilded age restaurant is not a good look.

Witness to Paradise Lost: My Year in the Dying Amazon
The mass rainforest extermination is a climate catastrophe—and much more.

How Protecting Trees Can Fight Gentrification
LA activists are wielding black walnut protections to stop development.

Pizza Rat Had Better Watch Its Back as the Big Apple Declares War
"Rat czar" listing seeks someone “highly motivated and somewhat bloodthirsty.”

Monster of 2022: Capital One Café
It can be hard to literalize how financialized capital has overtaken our lives. I figured coming to Capital One Café might help.

Did the Royal Family Bless This Deranged, Violent Fantasy Against Meghan Markle?
Camilla lunched with two Markle bullies of the same bloated countenance and bile, including Jeremy Clarkson, who seemingly hinted at her approval.

Republican States Just Succeeded in Keeping a Key Trump Border Policy in Place
Chief Justice Roberts temporarily blocked the termination of Title 42.

It Wasn’t Easy Watching Argentina Win
But even this Brazilian had to root for this team.

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Big Brands’ Rainforest Offsets Are Often Worthless, Analysis Finds Disney, Shell, Gucci, and others are relying on "phantom credits."

Two Years Ago This Brazilian Expert on the Far Right Predicted Their Insurrection "It was inevitable."

The DNA of Deadly Pathogens Is Easy to Obtain Too easy, some say. How worried should we be?

Amazon Loses Bid: The NLRB Just Upheld the Historic Staten Island Union Win But there's still a long way to go before a collective bargaining agreement.

In Brazilian Media, Even More Reports of George Santos’ Lies He even used different names on dating apps.

What the Lesbian Best Friend Trope Leaves Out Why are queer women characters so often limited to being the sidekick?

Activists Sue Global Food Giant Danone Over Use of Plastics Lawsuit accuses the multinational of "failing" to address waste issues.

Federal Agency to Consider Ban on Gas Stoves A new study found that one in eight cases of childhood asthma is caused by exposure to gas stoves.

The IRS Finally Got Some Funding. Now Republicans Want It Back. Surprise, surprise.

Hero of 2022: The Movement to Bring Brittney Griner and Pay Equity Back Home “WNBA players need to be valued in their country and they won’t have to play overseas.”

Hero of 2022: Iranian Women They have been at the forefront of the months-long protests triggered by the death of Mahsa Amini.

Hero of 2022: The James Webb Space Telescope In the age of space billionaires and their fans, it reminds us what the stars always were: an orientation, not a destination.

Monster of 2022: Brazilian Football Players and the Gold Steak Salt Bae's gilded age restaurant is not a good look.

Witness to Paradise Lost: My Year in the Dying Amazon The mass rainforest extermination is a climate catastrophe—and much more.

How Protecting Trees Can Fight Gentrification LA activists are wielding black walnut protections to stop development.

Pizza Rat Had Better Watch Its Back as the Big Apple Declares War "Rat czar" listing seeks someone “highly motivated and somewhat bloodthirsty.”

Monster of 2022: Capital One Café It can be hard to literalize how financialized capital has overtaken our lives. I figured coming to Capital One Café might help.

Did the Royal Family Bless This Deranged, Violent Fantasy Against Meghan Markle? Camilla lunched with two Markle bullies of the same bloated countenance and bile, including Jeremy Clarkson, who seemingly hinted at her approval.

Republican States Just Succeeded in Keeping a Key Trump Border Policy in Place Chief Justice Roberts temporarily blocked the termination of Title 42.

It Wasn’t Easy Watching Argentina Win But even this Brazilian had to root for this team.