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“There Wouldn’t Be a Bolsonaro in Brazil if There Hadn’t Been a Trump in the United States”
Will the Brazilian president attempt to replicate January 6?

Isabela Dias | August 19, 2022
Here’s the Whole Transcript of That Leaked Steve Bannon Tape, Annotated
Disclosing Trump's plans to falsely claim victory was just the start.

Dan Friedman and Abigail Weinberg | August 17, 2022
Did Democrats Really Just Make a “Devil’s Bargain”?
The Inflation Reduction Act is flawed, sure, but that was inevitable.

Nitish Pahwa | August 16, 2022
We Didn’t Deserve Freya the Walrus
Or: Why are humans so damn stupid?

Ian Gordon | August 14, 2022
Brian Kilmeade Fesses Up to Posting Fake Image Smearing Judge Who Issued Trump Search Warrant
The doctored photo depicted Judge Bruce Reinhart getting a foot massage from Ghislaine Maxwell.

Inae Oh | August 13, 2022
The Chinese Exclusion Act May Be in the Past, But Racism Still Drives Most Immigration Policies
How Western countries created the immigrants they reject today.

Isabela Dias | August 11, 2022

We Still Don’t Know Much About the FBI’s Search at Mar-a-Lago. But Here’s What We Do Know.
It’s not Watergate. Well, it’s not Watergate in the way that Trump and his cronies say it is.

Jacob Rosenberg | August 9, 2022
Election Denier Kari Lake Wins Nomination in Arizona Election She Said Was Rigged
The Trump-backed candidate defeated Karrin Taylor Robson.

Isabela Dias | August 5, 2022
These Communities Are Trapped in Harm’s Way as Climate Disasters Mount
Stuck on the front lines they need help relocating. The US Government isn’t prepared.

Alex Lubben, Julia Shipley, Zak Cassel, and Olga Loginova | August 4, 2022
Inside a Kansas Clinic Where the Battle Over Abortion Is Still Raging
Kansas voted to save abortion, but the hardest work is yet to come.

Becca Andrews | September+October 2022 Issue
In the GOP’s New Surveillance State, Everyone’s a Snitch
From abortion to schools, conservatives are depending on everyday citizens to spy on one another.

Pema Levy | July 28, 2022
Crosswalks Aren’t Enough to Keep Cars from Killing
The deaths of two cyclists in crosswalks this month show that lines of white paint won’t force drivers to yield.

Abigail Weinberg | July 27, 2022
I’m Giving You Permission to Stop Talking About Elon Musk’s Sex Life
The Tesla billionaire is neither attractive nor interesting enough to care about. His shitty plans, however, are.

Inae Oh | July 25, 2022
Excessive Wealth Is a “Disorder” That Some 1 Percenters Want to Cure
And Sen. Joe Manchin just made that a whole lot harder.

Michael Mechanic | July 15, 2022
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

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“There Wouldn’t Be a Bolsonaro in Brazil if There Hadn’t Been a Trump in the United States”
Will the Brazilian president attempt to replicate January 6?

Here’s the Whole Transcript of That Leaked Steve Bannon Tape, Annotated
Disclosing Trump's plans to falsely claim victory was just the start.

Did Democrats Really Just Make a “Devil’s Bargain”?
The Inflation Reduction Act is flawed, sure, but that was inevitable.

We Didn’t Deserve Freya the Walrus
Or: Why are humans so damn stupid?

Brian Kilmeade Fesses Up to Posting Fake Image Smearing Judge Who Issued Trump Search Warrant
The doctored photo depicted Judge Bruce Reinhart getting a foot massage from Ghislaine Maxwell.

The Chinese Exclusion Act May Be in the Past, But Racism Still Drives Most Immigration Policies
How Western countries created the immigrants they reject today.

We Still Don’t Know Much About the FBI’s Search at Mar-a-Lago. But Here’s What We Do Know.
It’s not Watergate. Well, it’s not Watergate in the way that Trump and his cronies say it is.

Election Denier Kari Lake Wins Nomination in Arizona Election She Said Was Rigged
The Trump-backed candidate defeated Karrin Taylor Robson.

These Communities Are Trapped in Harm’s Way as Climate Disasters Mount
Stuck on the front lines they need help relocating. The US Government isn’t prepared.

Inside a Kansas Clinic Where the Battle Over Abortion Is Still Raging
Kansas voted to save abortion, but the hardest work is yet to come.

In the GOP’s New Surveillance State, Everyone’s a Snitch
From abortion to schools, conservatives are depending on everyday citizens to spy on one another.

Crosswalks Aren’t Enough to Keep Cars from Killing
The deaths of two cyclists in crosswalks this month show that lines of white paint won’t force drivers to yield.

I’m Giving You Permission to Stop Talking About Elon Musk’s Sex Life
The Tesla billionaire is neither attractive nor interesting enough to care about. His shitty plans, however, are.

Excessive Wealth Is a “Disorder” That Some 1 Percenters Want to Cure
And Sen. Joe Manchin just made that a whole lot harder.

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.

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“There Wouldn’t Be a Bolsonaro in Brazil if There Hadn’t Been a Trump in the United States” Will the Brazilian president attempt to replicate January 6?

Here’s the Whole Transcript of That Leaked Steve Bannon Tape, Annotated Disclosing Trump's plans to falsely claim victory was just the start.

Did Democrats Really Just Make a “Devil’s Bargain”? The Inflation Reduction Act is flawed, sure, but that was inevitable.

We Didn’t Deserve Freya the Walrus Or: Why are humans so damn stupid?

Brian Kilmeade Fesses Up to Posting Fake Image Smearing Judge Who Issued Trump Search Warrant The doctored photo depicted Judge Bruce Reinhart getting a foot massage from Ghislaine Maxwell.

The Chinese Exclusion Act May Be in the Past, But Racism Still Drives Most Immigration Policies How Western countries created the immigrants they reject today.

We Still Don’t Know Much About the FBI’s Search at Mar-a-Lago. But Here’s What We Do Know. It’s not Watergate. Well, it’s not Watergate in the way that Trump and his cronies say it is.

Election Denier Kari Lake Wins Nomination in Arizona Election She Said Was Rigged The Trump-backed candidate defeated Karrin Taylor Robson.

These Communities Are Trapped in Harm’s Way as Climate Disasters Mount Stuck on the front lines they need help relocating. The US Government isn’t prepared.

Inside a Kansas Clinic Where the Battle Over Abortion Is Still Raging Kansas voted to save abortion, but the hardest work is yet to come.

In the GOP’s New Surveillance State, Everyone’s a Snitch From abortion to schools, conservatives are depending on everyday citizens to spy on one another.

Crosswalks Aren’t Enough to Keep Cars from Killing The deaths of two cyclists in crosswalks this month show that lines of white paint won’t force drivers to yield.

I’m Giving You Permission to Stop Talking About Elon Musk’s Sex Life The Tesla billionaire is neither attractive nor interesting enough to care about. His shitty plans, however, are.

Excessive Wealth Is a “Disorder” That Some 1 Percenters Want to Cure And Sen. Joe Manchin just made that a whole lot harder.

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.