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Koalas Declared Endangered After “Shockingly Fast Decline”
Australian officials failed to create recovery plans to protect the iconic species.

Lisa Cox | February 10, 2022
What Did the IRS Want With Your Selfies?
It canceled a contract with a controversial ID startup—that dozens of states still use.

Levi Kalish | February 8, 2022
A Notorious Prison Tech Giant Is Poised to Cash In on Pell Grants for Incarcerated People
Millions of dollars in college financial aid will soon be available to prisoners. Aventiv has taken note.

Madison Pauly | February 8, 2022
Here’s One Way to Make Server Farms Suck Less Power
"Information batteries" could help Big Tech maximize its use of renewable energy.

Matt Simon | February 7, 2022
Epic Floods in Pacific Northwest Revive a Long-Running Dispute Over How to Manage a River
Farmers in Washington State and British Columbia want to dredge the Nooksack River. Native communities and scientists say that will doom the endangered Chinook salmon.

Teresa Cotsirilos | February 4, 2022
The Plan Was Simple: Infiltrate MAGA World and Tell Everyone What She Saw. Then She Was Found Out.
Amanda Moore went undercover and witnessed how fascism has burrowed into the right.

Ali Breland | February 2, 2022

School Boards Have Long Been a Tool of White Supremacy
Our history of letting white Americans veto racial progress in schools.

Anthony Conwright | March+April 2022 Issue
The Whole World Is Hating on Joe Manchin
“He’s a villain, he’s a threat to the globe.”

Oliver Milman | January 27, 2022
America Inches Toward Making EV Batteries Here at Home
"The last thing I want to be doing is to negotiate with the Asian nations to ensure supply."

Gregory Barber | January 20, 2022
When Communists and Hippies Fought Over Wheatgerm and Wonder Bread in Minneapolis
A new documentary spotlights the fight at the birth of the 1970s natural foods movement in the Twin Cities.

Eamon Whalen | January 18, 2022
I Was a Comcast Employee. I Had Enough When I Was Told to Upsell Internet to Low-Income People.
"I have to pitch this person products and sell them things or else I'm going to have a lower paycheck. The pressure was a lot."

Chase Roper as Told to Molly Schwartz | January+February 2022 Issue
Workers Got Fed Up. Bosses Got Scared. This Is How the Big Quit Happened.
And what it means.

Jacob Rosenberg | January+February 2022 Issue
The Jan. 6 Insurrectionists Begging for Pardons Sound an Awful Lot Like Confederate Soldiers
The historical resonances are astounding.

Anthony Conwright | January 10, 2022
Trump Adviser: Getting Kicked Off Twitter Has Actually Helped Trump
"I don't know a single person in Trump world who regrets that this has happened," an adviser told the Wall Street Journal

Dan Spinelli | January 9, 2022
Fossil Fuel Firms Love Google Ads That Masquerade as Search Results
One in five ads synced to climate-related terms is tied to the industry, a study finds.

Niamh McIntyre | January 6, 2022
Farewell to Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Toxic Twitter Feed Full of Covid Lies
Twitter just shut down her personal account permanently.

Hannah Levintova | January 2, 2022
Can You Be “White Passing” Even if You Aren’t Trying?
The phrase has become popular on social media. But there's a lot left out of the conversation.

Andrea Guzman | January+February 2022 Issue
“We Can’t Not Give Back. Randal Was a Giver”: 21 Stories of Strength to Close Out 2021

Daniel King | December 29, 2021
What Was Monsanto?
A new book details the dead company's all-too living legacy.

Tom Philpott | December 29, 2021
A Look Back at 2021 in Photos, if You Can Bear It
Fuck this year. (That said, there were some good photos.)

Mark Murrmann | December 28, 2021

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Koalas Declared Endangered After “Shockingly Fast Decline”
Australian officials failed to create recovery plans to protect the iconic species.

What Did the IRS Want With Your Selfies?
It canceled a contract with a controversial ID startup—that dozens of states still use.

A Notorious Prison Tech Giant Is Poised to Cash In on Pell Grants for Incarcerated People
Millions of dollars in college financial aid will soon be available to prisoners. Aventiv has taken note.

Here’s One Way to Make Server Farms Suck Less Power
"Information batteries" could help Big Tech maximize its use of renewable energy.

Epic Floods in Pacific Northwest Revive a Long-Running Dispute Over How to Manage a River
Farmers in Washington State and British Columbia want to dredge the Nooksack River. Native communities and scientists say that will doom the endangered Chinook salmon.

The Plan Was Simple: Infiltrate MAGA World and Tell Everyone What She Saw. Then She Was Found Out.
Amanda Moore went undercover and witnessed how fascism has burrowed into the right.

School Boards Have Long Been a Tool of White Supremacy
Our history of letting white Americans veto racial progress in schools.

The Whole World Is Hating on Joe Manchin
“He’s a villain, he’s a threat to the globe.”

America Inches Toward Making EV Batteries Here at Home
"The last thing I want to be doing is to negotiate with the Asian nations to ensure supply."

When Communists and Hippies Fought Over Wheatgerm and Wonder Bread in Minneapolis
A new documentary spotlights the fight at the birth of the 1970s natural foods movement in the Twin Cities.

I Was a Comcast Employee. I Had Enough When I Was Told to Upsell Internet to Low-Income People.
"I have to pitch this person products and sell them things or else I'm going to have a lower paycheck. The pressure was a lot."

Workers Got Fed Up. Bosses Got Scared. This Is How the Big Quit Happened.
And what it means.

The Jan. 6 Insurrectionists Begging for Pardons Sound an Awful Lot Like Confederate Soldiers
The historical resonances are astounding.

Trump Adviser: Getting Kicked Off Twitter Has Actually Helped Trump
"I don't know a single person in Trump world who regrets that this has happened," an adviser told the Wall Street Journal

Fossil Fuel Firms Love Google Ads That Masquerade as Search Results
One in five ads synced to climate-related terms is tied to the industry, a study finds.

Farewell to Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Toxic Twitter Feed Full of Covid Lies
Twitter just shut down her personal account permanently.

Can You Be “White Passing” Even if You Aren’t Trying?
The phrase has become popular on social media. But there's a lot left out of the conversation.

“We Can’t Not Give Back. Randal Was a Giver”: 21 Stories of Strength to Close Out 2021

What Was Monsanto?
A new book details the dead company's all-too living legacy.

A Look Back at 2021 in Photos, if You Can Bear It
Fuck this year. (That said, there were some good photos.)

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Koalas Declared Endangered After “Shockingly Fast Decline” Australian officials failed to create recovery plans to protect the iconic species.

What Did the IRS Want With Your Selfies? It canceled a contract with a controversial ID startup—that dozens of states still use.

A Notorious Prison Tech Giant Is Poised to Cash In on Pell Grants for Incarcerated People Millions of dollars in college financial aid will soon be available to prisoners. Aventiv has taken note.

Here’s One Way to Make Server Farms Suck Less Power "Information batteries" could help Big Tech maximize its use of renewable energy.

Epic Floods in Pacific Northwest Revive a Long-Running Dispute Over How to Manage a River Farmers in Washington State and British Columbia want to dredge the Nooksack River. Native communities and scientists say that will doom the endangered Chinook salmon.

The Plan Was Simple: Infiltrate MAGA World and Tell Everyone What She Saw. Then She Was Found Out. Amanda Moore went undercover and witnessed how fascism has burrowed into the right.

School Boards Have Long Been a Tool of White Supremacy Our history of letting white Americans veto racial progress in schools.

The Whole World Is Hating on Joe Manchin “He’s a villain, he’s a threat to the globe.”

America Inches Toward Making EV Batteries Here at Home "The last thing I want to be doing is to negotiate with the Asian nations to ensure supply."

When Communists and Hippies Fought Over Wheatgerm and Wonder Bread in Minneapolis A new documentary spotlights the fight at the birth of the 1970s natural foods movement in the Twin Cities.

I Was a Comcast Employee. I Had Enough When I Was Told to Upsell Internet to Low-Income People. "I have to pitch this person products and sell them things or else I'm going to have a lower paycheck. The pressure was a lot."

Workers Got Fed Up. Bosses Got Scared. This Is How the Big Quit Happened. And what it means.

The Jan. 6 Insurrectionists Begging for Pardons Sound an Awful Lot Like Confederate Soldiers The historical resonances are astounding.

Trump Adviser: Getting Kicked Off Twitter Has Actually Helped Trump "I don't know a single person in Trump world who regrets that this has happened," an adviser told the Wall Street Journal

Fossil Fuel Firms Love Google Ads That Masquerade as Search Results One in five ads synced to climate-related terms is tied to the industry, a study finds.

Farewell to Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Toxic Twitter Feed Full of Covid Lies Twitter just shut down her personal account permanently.

Can You Be “White Passing” Even if You Aren’t Trying? The phrase has become popular on social media. But there's a lot left out of the conversation.