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Pro-Russia Trolls Are Targeting Trump’s GOP Critics—Especially John McCain
Posts take aim at the ailing Arizona senator, as well as Mitt Romney, Bob Corker, and others.

Denise Clifton | January 12, 2018
European Countries Have Battled Russian Interference for Years. Here’s What the US Can Learn From Them.
Six key takeaways in a new report from Democrats on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

Dan Friedman | January 10, 2018
How Oprah Helped Spread Anti-Vaccine Pseudoscience
That's one thing she has in common with Donald Trump.

Megan Jula | January 10, 2018
This Town Is So Toxic, They Want It Wiped off the Map
"Every single neighbor I've had has died of cancer."

Nathalie Baptiste | January 8, 2018
Silicon Valley Wants You to Cash In Your 401(k) to Buy “Raw Water”
The hip, expensive way to drink untreated H20.

Tom Philpott | January 5, 2018
“I’m Just Really Passionate About Trying to Stop Fascism”
Journalist Molly Knight's new podcast tackles politics from a refreshing perspective.

Olivia Exstrum | January 4, 2018

From Oregon to Maine, Statehouses Are Having Their Own #MeToo Reckonings
The list of sexual-misconduct revelations in state capitols is staggering.

Edwin Rios | December 30, 2017
Can American Society Overcome the Fake News Phenomenon?
Probably not, but an expert offers tips for how we might try.

Bryan Schatz | December 30, 2017
In Case You Missed Them, Here Are Some Cool Environmental Stories from 2017
The Paris Climate Agreement, the Keystone XL pipeline, and, of course, Trump.

Mark Oliver | December 30, 2017
Here Are 5 Highlights From the Year’s Biggest Scandal
What you need to know about the Trump-Russia investigation.

Hannah Levintova | December 29, 2017
2017 Was a Big Year for Scrubbing Science from Government Websites. Here’s the List.
Are the changes routine, rebranding, or censorship?

Megan Jula and Rebecca Leber | December 29, 2017
From “Hotumn” to “Meatmares”: A New Vocabulary for a Year of Environmental Chaos
"2017 coinage giving voice to Mother Nature’s anguish and wrath."

Kate Yoder | December 28, 2017
Thinking About Investing in Bitcoin? Take a Look at How It’s Ruining the Planet in Real Time.
Friends don't let friends buy bitcoin.

Adam Rogers | December 24, 2017
Have Yourself a Porny Little Christmas
New research shows people are really in the mood this time of year.

Jackie Flynn Mogensen | December 21, 2017
A Groundbreaking Case May Force Controversial Data Firm Cambridge Analytica to Reveal Trump Secrets
This US professor is counting on British data privacy laws to get some answers.

Jackie Flynn Mogensen | December 19, 2017
Amazon Pretends to Care About Climate. Until It’s Time to Build a New Headquarters.
Alexa, how do I screw up the planet?

Alexander C. Kaufman | December 17, 2017
Republicans Just Released Their Final Tax Bill
They plan to vote on it early next week.

Kanyakrit Vongkiatkajorn | December 15, 2017
Festival of Slights, the 4th Night: “Short Guys That Wear Yarmulkes”
Oy.

Jeremy Schulman | December 15, 2017
What Siri Says When New Zealanders Ask About Sex
A team of Kiwi doctors puts digital assistants to the test.

Rowan Walrath | December 13, 2017
Study: Fracking Can Stunt the Growth of Your Baby
Researchers analyzed vital statistics of more than 1.1 million births.

Nathalie Baptiste | December 13, 2017

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Pro-Russia Trolls Are Targeting Trump’s GOP Critics—Especially John McCain
Posts take aim at the ailing Arizona senator, as well as Mitt Romney, Bob Corker, and others.

European Countries Have Battled Russian Interference for Years. Here’s What the US Can Learn From Them.
Six key takeaways in a new report from Democrats on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

How Oprah Helped Spread Anti-Vaccine Pseudoscience
That's one thing she has in common with Donald Trump.

This Town Is So Toxic, They Want It Wiped off the Map
"Every single neighbor I've had has died of cancer."

Silicon Valley Wants You to Cash In Your 401(k) to Buy “Raw Water”
The hip, expensive way to drink untreated H20.

“I’m Just Really Passionate About Trying to Stop Fascism”
Journalist Molly Knight's new podcast tackles politics from a refreshing perspective.

From Oregon to Maine, Statehouses Are Having Their Own #MeToo Reckonings
The list of sexual-misconduct revelations in state capitols is staggering.

Can American Society Overcome the Fake News Phenomenon?
Probably not, but an expert offers tips for how we might try.

In Case You Missed Them, Here Are Some Cool Environmental Stories from 2017
The Paris Climate Agreement, the Keystone XL pipeline, and, of course, Trump.

Here Are 5 Highlights From the Year’s Biggest Scandal
What you need to know about the Trump-Russia investigation.

2017 Was a Big Year for Scrubbing Science from Government Websites. Here’s the List.
Are the changes routine, rebranding, or censorship?

From “Hotumn” to “Meatmares”: A New Vocabulary for a Year of Environmental Chaos
"2017 coinage giving voice to Mother Nature’s anguish and wrath."

Thinking About Investing in Bitcoin? Take a Look at How It’s Ruining the Planet in Real Time.
Friends don't let friends buy bitcoin.

Have Yourself a Porny Little Christmas
New research shows people are really in the mood this time of year.

A Groundbreaking Case May Force Controversial Data Firm Cambridge Analytica to Reveal Trump Secrets
This US professor is counting on British data privacy laws to get some answers.

Amazon Pretends to Care About Climate. Until It’s Time to Build a New Headquarters.
Alexa, how do I screw up the planet?

Republicans Just Released Their Final Tax Bill
They plan to vote on it early next week.

Festival of Slights, the 4th Night: “Short Guys That Wear Yarmulkes”
Oy.

What Siri Says When New Zealanders Ask About Sex
A team of Kiwi doctors puts digital assistants to the test.

Study: Fracking Can Stunt the Growth of Your Baby
Researchers analyzed vital statistics of more than 1.1 million births.

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Pro-Russia Trolls Are Targeting Trump’s GOP Critics—Especially John McCain Posts take aim at the ailing Arizona senator, as well as Mitt Romney, Bob Corker, and others.

European Countries Have Battled Russian Interference for Years. Here’s What the US Can Learn From Them. Six key takeaways in a new report from Democrats on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

How Oprah Helped Spread Anti-Vaccine Pseudoscience That's one thing she has in common with Donald Trump.

This Town Is So Toxic, They Want It Wiped off the Map "Every single neighbor I've had has died of cancer."

Silicon Valley Wants You to Cash In Your 401(k) to Buy “Raw Water” The hip, expensive way to drink untreated H20.

“I’m Just Really Passionate About Trying to Stop Fascism” Journalist Molly Knight's new podcast tackles politics from a refreshing perspective.

From Oregon to Maine, Statehouses Are Having Their Own #MeToo Reckonings The list of sexual-misconduct revelations in state capitols is staggering.

Can American Society Overcome the Fake News Phenomenon? Probably not, but an expert offers tips for how we might try.

In Case You Missed Them, Here Are Some Cool Environmental Stories from 2017 The Paris Climate Agreement, the Keystone XL pipeline, and, of course, Trump.

Here Are 5 Highlights From the Year’s Biggest Scandal What you need to know about the Trump-Russia investigation.

2017 Was a Big Year for Scrubbing Science from Government Websites. Here’s the List. Are the changes routine, rebranding, or censorship?

From “Hotumn” to “Meatmares”: A New Vocabulary for a Year of Environmental Chaos "2017 coinage giving voice to Mother Nature’s anguish and wrath."

Thinking About Investing in Bitcoin? Take a Look at How It’s Ruining the Planet in Real Time. Friends don't let friends buy bitcoin.

Have Yourself a Porny Little Christmas New research shows people are really in the mood this time of year.

A Groundbreaking Case May Force Controversial Data Firm Cambridge Analytica to Reveal Trump Secrets This US professor is counting on British data privacy laws to get some answers.

Amazon Pretends to Care About Climate. Until It’s Time to Build a New Headquarters. Alexa, how do I screw up the planet?

Republicans Just Released Their Final Tax Bill They plan to vote on it early next week.

Festival of Slights, the 4th Night: “Short Guys That Wear Yarmulkes” Oy.

What Siri Says When New Zealanders Ask About Sex A team of Kiwi doctors puts digital assistants to the test.

Study: Fracking Can Stunt the Growth of Your Baby Researchers analyzed vital statistics of more than 1.1 million births.