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Online Lies Aren’t Helping Donald Trump Much

Kevin Drum | October 20, 2019
The Whitewashing of “#WhitePeopleDoingYoga”
My artwork was about appropriation. San Francisco's Asian Art Museum tried to appropriate it.

Chiraag Bhakta | October 17, 2019
Impeachment Has Spurred Record Spending on Pro-Trump Digital Ads
The investigation has been good news for Facebook and Google's ad sales

Sinduja Rangarajan | October 15, 2019
Rudy Giuliani Refuses to Comply With Congressional Subpoena
Trump's personal lawyer takes a "just say no" approach.

Abigail Weinberg | October 15, 2019
“It’s Very Unethical”: Audio Shows Hospital Kept Vegetative Patient on Life Support to Boost Survival Rates
Darryl Young suffered brain damage during a heart transplant at Newark Beth Israel and never woke up. Doctors kept him alive for a year to avoid federal scrutiny.

Caroline Chen | October 15, 2019
Google Has Made Some Generous Contributions to Climate Change Deniers
But insists this “does not mean we endorse the organizations’ entire agenda.”

Stephanie Kirchgaessner | October 13, 2019

Attorney General Barr Rages Against Secularist “Assault” on Religion
Barr blames society's problems, including "a deadly drug epidemic," on a lack of faith.

Pema Levy | October 12, 2019
PG&E Was Once Part of the Climate-Denial Machine That Helped Fuel California’s Blackout Crisis
The utility joined an industry group that stalled greenhouse gas regulation.

Rebecca Leber | October 11, 2019
Rosalía and the Blurry Borders of What it Means to Be a Latin Artist
As the pop sensation pivots to reggaeton, not all fans are applauding.

Justin Agrelo | October 11, 2019
Private Equity Ghouls Just Murdered a Good Website
R.I.P., Splinter.

Daniel King | October 10, 2019
A Radical Approach to Helping Former Prisoners Start Over: Let Them Into Your Home
Oakland's Homecoming Project is sort of like Airbnb—but for people getting out of prison.

Marisa Endicott | November/December 2019 Issue
Even a Small Nuclear War Could Trigger a Global Apocalypse
“If India and Pakistan had a war, it would be a much larger potential for climate change.”

Adam Rogers | October 7, 2019
Rudy Giuliani Has a Record of Being Very Opposed to Anti-Corruption Efforts
And not just in Ukraine.

Dan Friedman | October 5, 2019
Bite Podcast’s New Series Explores How Climate Change Is Transforming Dinner
And how we can eat our way out of the worst effects.

Mother Jones | October 4, 2019
It’s Not Kale, It’s You
Making the suddenly maligned leafy green delicious isn't that hard.

Tom Philpott | October 1, 2019
Online Content Depicting Child Sexual Abuse Is Growing at an Alarming Rate
This investigation from the New York Times is stunning.

Ali Breland | September 29, 2019
A New Poll Shows a Majority of Americans Approve of Trump Impeachment Inquiry
In a new CBS poll, 55 percent of those surveyed support the Democrats' moves.

Ali Breland | September 29, 2019
How Trump’s Response to the Ukraine Scandal Helped Russia
Intentionally or not, Trump gave Putin plenty of ammo for Moscow's disinformation war.

David Corn | September 27, 2019
Trump Asking for Dirt on Biden Was Almost Certainly Illegal. Why Did DOJ Decline to Investigate It?
You don't need a quid pro quo to break the law.

Pema Levy | September 25, 2019
Farmers and Ranchers Know What Climate Change Feels Like. They Just Wrote Congress Demanding Action.
“We’re not going to solve the climate crisis without addressing agriculture.”

Leah Douglas | September 21, 2019

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Online Lies Aren’t Helping Donald Trump Much

The Whitewashing of “#WhitePeopleDoingYoga”
My artwork was about appropriation. San Francisco's Asian Art Museum tried to appropriate it.

Impeachment Has Spurred Record Spending on Pro-Trump Digital Ads
The investigation has been good news for Facebook and Google's ad sales

Rudy Giuliani Refuses to Comply With Congressional Subpoena
Trump's personal lawyer takes a "just say no" approach.

“It’s Very Unethical”: Audio Shows Hospital Kept Vegetative Patient on Life Support to Boost Survival Rates
Darryl Young suffered brain damage during a heart transplant at Newark Beth Israel and never woke up. Doctors kept him alive for a year to avoid federal scrutiny.

Google Has Made Some Generous Contributions to Climate Change Deniers
But insists this “does not mean we endorse the organizations’ entire agenda.”

Attorney General Barr Rages Against Secularist “Assault” on Religion
Barr blames society's problems, including "a deadly drug epidemic," on a lack of faith.

PG&E Was Once Part of the Climate-Denial Machine That Helped Fuel California’s Blackout Crisis
The utility joined an industry group that stalled greenhouse gas regulation.

Rosalía and the Blurry Borders of What it Means to Be a Latin Artist
As the pop sensation pivots to reggaeton, not all fans are applauding.

Private Equity Ghouls Just Murdered a Good Website
R.I.P., Splinter.

A Radical Approach to Helping Former Prisoners Start Over: Let Them Into Your Home
Oakland's Homecoming Project is sort of like Airbnb—but for people getting out of prison.

Even a Small Nuclear War Could Trigger a Global Apocalypse
“If India and Pakistan had a war, it would be a much larger potential for climate change.”

Rudy Giuliani Has a Record of Being Very Opposed to Anti-Corruption Efforts
And not just in Ukraine.

Bite Podcast’s New Series Explores How Climate Change Is Transforming Dinner
And how we can eat our way out of the worst effects.

It’s Not Kale, It’s You
Making the suddenly maligned leafy green delicious isn't that hard.

Online Content Depicting Child Sexual Abuse Is Growing at an Alarming Rate
This investigation from the New York Times is stunning.

A New Poll Shows a Majority of Americans Approve of Trump Impeachment Inquiry
In a new CBS poll, 55 percent of those surveyed support the Democrats' moves.

How Trump’s Response to the Ukraine Scandal Helped Russia
Intentionally or not, Trump gave Putin plenty of ammo for Moscow's disinformation war.

Trump Asking for Dirt on Biden Was Almost Certainly Illegal. Why Did DOJ Decline to Investigate It?
You don't need a quid pro quo to break the law.

Farmers and Ranchers Know What Climate Change Feels Like. They Just Wrote Congress Demanding Action.
“We’re not going to solve the climate crisis without addressing agriculture.”

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Online Lies Aren’t Helping Donald Trump Much

The Whitewashing of “#WhitePeopleDoingYoga” My artwork was about appropriation. San Francisco's Asian Art Museum tried to appropriate it.

Impeachment Has Spurred Record Spending on Pro-Trump Digital Ads The investigation has been good news for Facebook and Google's ad sales

Rudy Giuliani Refuses to Comply With Congressional Subpoena Trump's personal lawyer takes a "just say no" approach.

“It’s Very Unethical”: Audio Shows Hospital Kept Vegetative Patient on Life Support to Boost Survival Rates Darryl Young suffered brain damage during a heart transplant at Newark Beth Israel and never woke up. Doctors kept him alive for a year to avoid federal scrutiny.

Google Has Made Some Generous Contributions to Climate Change Deniers But insists this “does not mean we endorse the organizations’ entire agenda.”

Attorney General Barr Rages Against Secularist “Assault” on Religion Barr blames society's problems, including "a deadly drug epidemic," on a lack of faith.

PG&E Was Once Part of the Climate-Denial Machine That Helped Fuel California’s Blackout Crisis The utility joined an industry group that stalled greenhouse gas regulation.

Rosalía and the Blurry Borders of What it Means to Be a Latin Artist As the pop sensation pivots to reggaeton, not all fans are applauding.

Private Equity Ghouls Just Murdered a Good Website R.I.P., Splinter.

A Radical Approach to Helping Former Prisoners Start Over: Let Them Into Your Home Oakland's Homecoming Project is sort of like Airbnb—but for people getting out of prison.

Even a Small Nuclear War Could Trigger a Global Apocalypse “If India and Pakistan had a war, it would be a much larger potential for climate change.”

Rudy Giuliani Has a Record of Being Very Opposed to Anti-Corruption Efforts And not just in Ukraine.

Bite Podcast’s New Series Explores How Climate Change Is Transforming Dinner And how we can eat our way out of the worst effects.

It’s Not Kale, It’s You Making the suddenly maligned leafy green delicious isn't that hard.

Online Content Depicting Child Sexual Abuse Is Growing at an Alarming Rate This investigation from the New York Times is stunning.

A New Poll Shows a Majority of Americans Approve of Trump Impeachment Inquiry In a new CBS poll, 55 percent of those surveyed support the Democrats' moves.

How Trump’s Response to the Ukraine Scandal Helped Russia Intentionally or not, Trump gave Putin plenty of ammo for Moscow's disinformation war.

Trump Asking for Dirt on Biden Was Almost Certainly Illegal. Why Did DOJ Decline to Investigate It? You don't need a quid pro quo to break the law.

Farmers and Ranchers Know What Climate Change Feels Like. They Just Wrote Congress Demanding Action. “We’re not going to solve the climate crisis without addressing agriculture.”