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The Many Instruments of Stanley Crouch, Who Transformed the Entirety of Jazz and Cultural Criticism
Beyond the bylines, the books, and the combat was a singular genius and an engine of ideas demanding fuller engagement.

Daniel King | October 9, 2020
Superspreader in Chief: The Ultimate Timeline of Trump's Coronavirus Denial
The ultimate timeline of Trump's deadly coronavirus denial

Dave Gilson, Laura Thompson, Clara Jeffery, Nina Liss-Schultz, Kiera Butler, and Will Peischel | October 8, 2020
Mike Pence Showed Just How Hard It Is to Defend Donald Trump

Tim Murphy | October 8, 2020
Are We Rome Yet?
I put the question to my dad, who wrote the book on it.

Tim Murphy | July/August 2020 Issue
Why Won’t Democratic Mayors Crack Down on the Cops?
Your mayor is listening. Just not to you.

Daniel Moattar | October 5, 2020
Unsheltered in Place
In California's Salad Bowl, "farmworkers are working within various disasters, one on top of another."

by Maddie Oatman; Photos by Wesaam Al-Badry | October 2, 2020

One Case of a Rare Eye Cancer Was Weird. When 4 More Appeared, the Town Knew Something Wasn’t Right.
"This cluster is just too coincidental to be a coincidence.”

Arielle Emmett | October 1, 2020
QAnon Is Attracting Cops
Armed, empowered—and enthralled with a deadly conspiracy.

Ali Breland | September 28, 2020
From Our Archives, the Signs of a Never-Ending Election

Jacob Rosenberg | September 25, 2020
The Trump Files: When Donald Tried to Shake Down Mike Tyson for $2 Million
He said it was for charity, but the payment never showed up in Trump's foundation.

Max J. Rosenthal | September 25, 2020
Dear Rich White Friends: The Pandemic Isn’t a Vacation. Black and Brown People Are Still Dying.
COVID is over—if you can afford it.

Delilah Friedler | September 25, 2020
It’s Not Anti-Catholic to Ask Amy Coney Barrett About Her Religious Group “People of Praise”
Before the TV show appeared, women leaders were referred to as “handmaids.”

Stephanie Mencimer | September 24, 2020
“The Root 100” Was Announced This Morning, the Annual List of the Most Influential Black Americans Ages 25–45

Daniel King | September 21, 2020
GreatSchools Wanted to Disrupt Online School Ratings. But Did It Make Neighborhood Segregation Worse?
The website has become the go-to source for information on local schools, entwining itself in how people buy homes.

STORY BY Daniel C. Vock · DATA ANALYSIS BY SINDUJA RANGARAJAN AND Julia Smith | November/December 2020 Issue
Moore’s Law Is Dead. Long Live Huang’s Law.

Kevin Drum | September 20, 2020
Democrats Warn Republicans Not to Rush SCOTUS Vote
Or else.

Russ Choma | September 19, 2020
A Critical Tool to Address Child Hunger Is About to Expire
The Pandemic-EBT program gives families funds to buy groceries in lieu of free or reduced-price meals their children were getting at school.

Karina Piser | September 19, 2020
The Trump Files: Donald Trump, Tax Hike Crusader
He proposed a huge tax increase on the rich in 1999.

Max J. Rosenthal | September 16, 2020
A Graphic Designer Is Relabeling Canned Food With Calls for Justice

Daniel King | September 14, 2020
The Seema Verma Scandal Shows How Republicans Exploit Modern Feminism
Taxpayers paid to set up a "Girl's Night" honoring a Trump official who's worked to block women from health care.

Pema Levy | September 14, 2020

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The Many Instruments of Stanley Crouch, Who Transformed the Entirety of Jazz and Cultural Criticism
Beyond the bylines, the books, and the combat was a singular genius and an engine of ideas demanding fuller engagement.

Superspreader in Chief: The Ultimate Timeline of Trump's Coronavirus Denial
The ultimate timeline of Trump's deadly coronavirus denial

Mike Pence Showed Just How Hard It Is to Defend Donald Trump

Are We Rome Yet?
I put the question to my dad, who wrote the book on it.

Why Won’t Democratic Mayors Crack Down on the Cops?
Your mayor is listening. Just not to you.

Unsheltered in Place
In California's Salad Bowl, "farmworkers are working within various disasters, one on top of another."

One Case of a Rare Eye Cancer Was Weird. When 4 More Appeared, the Town Knew Something Wasn’t Right.
"This cluster is just too coincidental to be a coincidence.”

QAnon Is Attracting Cops
Armed, empowered—and enthralled with a deadly conspiracy.

From Our Archives, the Signs of a Never-Ending Election

The Trump Files: When Donald Tried to Shake Down Mike Tyson for $2 Million
He said it was for charity, but the payment never showed up in Trump's foundation.

Dear Rich White Friends: The Pandemic Isn’t a Vacation. Black and Brown People Are Still Dying.
COVID is over—if you can afford it.

It’s Not Anti-Catholic to Ask Amy Coney Barrett About Her Religious Group “People of Praise”
Before the TV show appeared, women leaders were referred to as “handmaids.”

“The Root 100” Was Announced This Morning, the Annual List of the Most Influential Black Americans Ages 25–45

GreatSchools Wanted to Disrupt Online School Ratings. But Did It Make Neighborhood Segregation Worse?
The website has become the go-to source for information on local schools, entwining itself in how people buy homes.

Moore’s Law Is Dead. Long Live Huang’s Law.

Democrats Warn Republicans Not to Rush SCOTUS Vote
Or else.

A Critical Tool to Address Child Hunger Is About to Expire
The Pandemic-EBT program gives families funds to buy groceries in lieu of free or reduced-price meals their children were getting at school.

The Trump Files: Donald Trump, Tax Hike Crusader
He proposed a huge tax increase on the rich in 1999.

A Graphic Designer Is Relabeling Canned Food With Calls for Justice

The Seema Verma Scandal Shows How Republicans Exploit Modern Feminism
Taxpayers paid to set up a "Girl's Night" honoring a Trump official who's worked to block women from health care.

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The Many Instruments of Stanley Crouch, Who Transformed the Entirety of Jazz and Cultural Criticism Beyond the bylines, the books, and the combat was a singular genius and an engine of ideas demanding fuller engagement.

Superspreader in Chief: The Ultimate Timeline of Trump's Coronavirus Denial The ultimate timeline of Trump's deadly coronavirus denial

Mike Pence Showed Just How Hard It Is to Defend Donald Trump

Are We Rome Yet? I put the question to my dad, who wrote the book on it.

Why Won’t Democratic Mayors Crack Down on the Cops? Your mayor is listening. Just not to you.

Unsheltered in Place In California's Salad Bowl, "farmworkers are working within various disasters, one on top of another."

One Case of a Rare Eye Cancer Was Weird. When 4 More Appeared, the Town Knew Something Wasn’t Right. "This cluster is just too coincidental to be a coincidence.”

QAnon Is Attracting Cops Armed, empowered—and enthralled with a deadly conspiracy.

From Our Archives, the Signs of a Never-Ending Election

The Trump Files: When Donald Tried to Shake Down Mike Tyson for $2 Million He said it was for charity, but the payment never showed up in Trump's foundation.

Dear Rich White Friends: The Pandemic Isn’t a Vacation. Black and Brown People Are Still Dying. COVID is over—if you can afford it.

It’s Not Anti-Catholic to Ask Amy Coney Barrett About Her Religious Group “People of Praise” Before the TV show appeared, women leaders were referred to as “handmaids.”