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The Selective Service’s Website Crashed and Not Because People Are Rushing to Enlist
The killing of an Iranian commander has drummed up fear of a draft—however improbable.

Abigail Weinberg | January 3, 2020
Why Silicon Valley Fell in Love With an Ancient Philosophy of Austerity
In the most indulgent and self-satisfied place in America, Stoicism is all the rage.

Jacob Rosenberg | January/February 2020 Issue
Things We Hope Will Die in 2020
A look inside our deepest, most desperate desires.

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What We Read in 2019
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Mother Jones | December 30, 2019
It Was the Ottolenghi Decade, and We Just Cooked in It
Plus how Samin Nosrat, J. Kenji López-Alt, and other writers transformed my kitchen habits.

Tom Philpott | December 29, 2019
Heroes of the 2010s: Wikipedia
It got better as the internet got worse.

Dan Friedman | December 26, 2019

Heroes of the 2010s: Lenny Kravitz’s Giant Scarf
It was as if a handmade gift from your grandma had gone viral.

Laura Thompson | December 24, 2019
Your Every Move Is Being Tracked. Seriously.

Kevin Drum | December 20, 2019
GOP-Led Voter Purges in Wisconsin and Georgia Could Tip 2020 Elections
Hundreds of thousands of voters are set to be purged in two key swing states.

Ari Berman | December 17, 2019
Another Google Employee Says They Were Fired for Backing a Union
"They feel like they can steamroll us and that they might get away with it."

Ali Breland | December 17, 2019
Europe Has Its Own Green New Deal
It would be the biggest environmental overhaul since the founding of the modern EU.

Fiona Harvey, Jennifer Rankin, and Daniel Boffey | December 12, 2019
How Much Are Your Favorite Companies Spending on Union-Busting Consultants?
The Trump International Hotel Las Vegas dropped more than half a million dollars in 2015–16.

Jacob Rosenberg | December 11, 2019
Can We Create Ten New Thriving Tech Centers in the Heartland?

Kevin Drum | December 10, 2019
California Is Letting Thousands of Prisoners Out Early. Its Housing Crisis Is Keeping Them From Starting Over.
Many people end up in 12-step programs even if they don't have addiction issues, or in other facilities that resemble the prisons they just left.

Marisa Endicott | December 6, 2019
A Judge Says Thousands of Detainees May Sue a Prison Company for Using Them as a “Captive Labor Force”
Immigration detainees allege that GEO Group is violating a federal anti-slavery law.

Madison Pauly | December 5, 2019
Former Google Employees Say They Were Fired for Labor Organizing
They're going to the NLRB.

Jacob Rosenberg | December 3, 2019
A Brief History of Malarkey

Kevin Drum | December 2, 2019
Trump Has Built a Wall to Keep Out High-Skilled Immigrants
"It's really Make America White Again."

Sinduja Rangarajan | December 2, 2019
How I Tracked an Explosion in Lawsuits Against Trump’s Immigration Policies
Changes to the H-1B program have sparked unprecedented legal challenges.

Sinduja Rangarajan | December 2, 2019
Tech Company Free Meals Beget a Lot of Leftovers. Meet the Man on a Mission to Rescue Them.
Food Runners saves extra grub before it's wasted, and delivers it to hungry mouths.

Marisa Endicott | November 29, 2019

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The Selective Service’s Website Crashed and Not Because People Are Rushing to Enlist
The killing of an Iranian commander has drummed up fear of a draft—however improbable.

Why Silicon Valley Fell in Love With an Ancient Philosophy of Austerity
In the most indulgent and self-satisfied place in America, Stoicism is all the rage.

Things We Hope Will Die in 2020
A look inside our deepest, most desperate desires.

What We Read in 2019
A LOT of books.

It Was the Ottolenghi Decade, and We Just Cooked in It
Plus how Samin Nosrat, J. Kenji López-Alt, and other writers transformed my kitchen habits.

Heroes of the 2010s: Wikipedia
It got better as the internet got worse.

Heroes of the 2010s: Lenny Kravitz’s Giant Scarf
It was as if a handmade gift from your grandma had gone viral.

Your Every Move Is Being Tracked. Seriously.

GOP-Led Voter Purges in Wisconsin and Georgia Could Tip 2020 Elections
Hundreds of thousands of voters are set to be purged in two key swing states.

Another Google Employee Says They Were Fired for Backing a Union
"They feel like they can steamroll us and that they might get away with it."

Europe Has Its Own Green New Deal
It would be the biggest environmental overhaul since the founding of the modern EU.

How Much Are Your Favorite Companies Spending on Union-Busting Consultants?
The Trump International Hotel Las Vegas dropped more than half a million dollars in 2015–16.

Can We Create Ten New Thriving Tech Centers in the Heartland?

California Is Letting Thousands of Prisoners Out Early. Its Housing Crisis Is Keeping Them From Starting Over.
Many people end up in 12-step programs even if they don't have addiction issues, or in other facilities that resemble the prisons they just left.

A Judge Says Thousands of Detainees May Sue a Prison Company for Using Them as a “Captive Labor Force”
Immigration detainees allege that GEO Group is violating a federal anti-slavery law.

Former Google Employees Say They Were Fired for Labor Organizing
They're going to the NLRB.

A Brief History of Malarkey

Trump Has Built a Wall to Keep Out High-Skilled Immigrants
"It's really Make America White Again."

How I Tracked an Explosion in Lawsuits Against Trump’s Immigration Policies
Changes to the H-1B program have sparked unprecedented legal challenges.

Tech Company Free Meals Beget a Lot of Leftovers. Meet the Man on a Mission to Rescue Them.
Food Runners saves extra grub before it's wasted, and delivers it to hungry mouths.

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The Selective Service’s Website Crashed and Not Because People Are Rushing to Enlist The killing of an Iranian commander has drummed up fear of a draft—however improbable.

Why Silicon Valley Fell in Love With an Ancient Philosophy of Austerity In the most indulgent and self-satisfied place in America, Stoicism is all the rage.

Things We Hope Will Die in 2020 A look inside our deepest, most desperate desires.

What We Read in 2019 A LOT of books.

It Was the Ottolenghi Decade, and We Just Cooked in It Plus how Samin Nosrat, J. Kenji López-Alt, and other writers transformed my kitchen habits.

Heroes of the 2010s: Wikipedia It got better as the internet got worse.

Heroes of the 2010s: Lenny Kravitz’s Giant Scarf It was as if a handmade gift from your grandma had gone viral.

Your Every Move Is Being Tracked. Seriously.

GOP-Led Voter Purges in Wisconsin and Georgia Could Tip 2020 Elections Hundreds of thousands of voters are set to be purged in two key swing states.

Another Google Employee Says They Were Fired for Backing a Union "They feel like they can steamroll us and that they might get away with it."

Europe Has Its Own Green New Deal It would be the biggest environmental overhaul since the founding of the modern EU.

How Much Are Your Favorite Companies Spending on Union-Busting Consultants? The Trump International Hotel Las Vegas dropped more than half a million dollars in 2015–16.