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Trump’s Labor Board Appointments Are Another Blow for Unions
A Senate committee approved Trump's two nominees on Wednesday.

Noah Lanard | July 19, 2017
Trump’s Election Commission Is a Reunion for Controversial Bush Justice Division
Many of the commission's Republican members have worked together to tighten voting restrictions.

Pema Levy | July 19, 2017
July/August Issue 2017: Coming Soon

July 15, 2017
The Meat Industry Refuses to Track Drugs on America’s Farms—and It’s Making Superbugs Worse
Alternatives to antibiotics exist, but farmers have no way to know when to use them.

Maryn McKenna | July 14, 2017
Laid-Off Coal Workers and Environmentalists Saved This Town
"You don’t go from a working power plant to condos in a year.”

Elizabeth McGowan | July 12, 2017
Ilhan Omar Just Wants to Make America Decent Again
From Somalia to the Minnesota statehouse, a fresh new face in politics.

Reid Forgrave | May/June 2017 Issue

These Three Lawyers Are Quietly Purging Voter Rolls Across the Country
The Trump administration could soon follow their lead.

Pema Levy | July 7, 2017
Monsanto Just Got Hit With a Lawsuit It Didn’t See Coming
Migrant workers say they weren't paid minimum wage for their work in the company's fields.

Chuck Abbott | July 6, 2017
The Opioid Epidemic Is Literally Changing Kids’ Brains
One effect: These children are more likely to use drugs later in life.

Julia Lurie | July 5, 2017
Here’s How Your Vacation Came to Be
A brief history of leisure.

Laura Smith | JULY/AUGUST 2017 ISSUE
Fighting the Opioid Epidemic—By Allowing Drug Users to Shoot Up
There are about 100 safe injection facilities across the globe. Here's what you should know about them.

Amy Thomson | July 3, 2017
If You Want to Understand Donald Trump, Pay Attention to What He Eats
His love for well-done steak and iceberg lettuce says a lot about his politics.

Jenny Luna | June 30, 2017
Meet the Man Who’s Making Tech Do Something About San Francisco’s Massive Wealth Gap
"I fundamentally believe that doing good is good for business."

Julia Lurie | June 29, 2017
Canada Says It Has Authority to Censor Internet in United States

Kevin Drum | June 29, 2017
Facebook’s Secret Censorship Rules Protect White Men From Hate Speech But Not Black Children

Julia Angwin, ProPublica, and Hannes Grassegger, special to ProPublica. | June 28, 2017
I Attended a College Class About Fake Meat. It Didn’t Disappoint.
The latest episode of Bite podcast journeys into the brave new world of better-tasting veggie burgers.

Jenny Luna | June 24, 2017
Trump’s Victory Inspired Thousands of Women to Get Involved in Politics
“I feel like I hadn’t spoken my mind enough.”

E.J. Graff | July/August 2017 Issue
How a Crew of Hardliners Hijacked Donald Trump’s Cuba Policy
Trump is rolling back Barack Obama’s normalization efforts. Here’s how it happened.

Andy Kroll | June 16, 2017
Virginia’s Most Anti-LGBT Lawmaker Might Lose His Seat To State’s First Openly Transgender Candidate
The House of Delegates race is “guaranteed to be catnip for reporters.”

Ashley Dejean | June 14, 2017
What Life Is Like After a Life Sentence
After 33 years behind bars, a man struggles with navigating the bus system, grasping the internet, and getting a job.

Photos by Jessica Earnshaw; Text by Samantha Michaels | July/August 2017 issue

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Trump’s Labor Board Appointments Are Another Blow for Unions
A Senate committee approved Trump's two nominees on Wednesday.

Trump’s Election Commission Is a Reunion for Controversial Bush Justice Division
Many of the commission's Republican members have worked together to tighten voting restrictions.

July/August Issue 2017: Coming Soon

The Meat Industry Refuses to Track Drugs on America’s Farms—and It’s Making Superbugs Worse
Alternatives to antibiotics exist, but farmers have no way to know when to use them.

Laid-Off Coal Workers and Environmentalists Saved This Town
"You don’t go from a working power plant to condos in a year.”

Ilhan Omar Just Wants to Make America Decent Again
From Somalia to the Minnesota statehouse, a fresh new face in politics.

These Three Lawyers Are Quietly Purging Voter Rolls Across the Country
The Trump administration could soon follow their lead.

Monsanto Just Got Hit With a Lawsuit It Didn’t See Coming
Migrant workers say they weren't paid minimum wage for their work in the company's fields.

The Opioid Epidemic Is Literally Changing Kids’ Brains
One effect: These children are more likely to use drugs later in life.

Here’s How Your Vacation Came to Be
A brief history of leisure.

Fighting the Opioid Epidemic—By Allowing Drug Users to Shoot Up
There are about 100 safe injection facilities across the globe. Here's what you should know about them.

If You Want to Understand Donald Trump, Pay Attention to What He Eats
His love for well-done steak and iceberg lettuce says a lot about his politics.

Meet the Man Who’s Making Tech Do Something About San Francisco’s Massive Wealth Gap
"I fundamentally believe that doing good is good for business."

Canada Says It Has Authority to Censor Internet in United States

Facebook’s Secret Censorship Rules Protect White Men From Hate Speech But Not Black Children

I Attended a College Class About Fake Meat. It Didn’t Disappoint.
The latest episode of Bite podcast journeys into the brave new world of better-tasting veggie burgers.

Trump’s Victory Inspired Thousands of Women to Get Involved in Politics
“I feel like I hadn’t spoken my mind enough.”

How a Crew of Hardliners Hijacked Donald Trump’s Cuba Policy
Trump is rolling back Barack Obama’s normalization efforts. Here’s how it happened.

Virginia’s Most Anti-LGBT Lawmaker Might Lose His Seat To State’s First Openly Transgender Candidate
The House of Delegates race is “guaranteed to be catnip for reporters.”

What Life Is Like After a Life Sentence
After 33 years behind bars, a man struggles with navigating the bus system, grasping the internet, and getting a job.

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Trump’s Labor Board Appointments Are Another Blow for Unions A Senate committee approved Trump's two nominees on Wednesday.

Trump’s Election Commission Is a Reunion for Controversial Bush Justice Division Many of the commission's Republican members have worked together to tighten voting restrictions.

July/August Issue 2017: Coming Soon

The Meat Industry Refuses to Track Drugs on America’s Farms—and It’s Making Superbugs Worse Alternatives to antibiotics exist, but farmers have no way to know when to use them.

Laid-Off Coal Workers and Environmentalists Saved This Town "You don’t go from a working power plant to condos in a year.”

Ilhan Omar Just Wants to Make America Decent Again From Somalia to the Minnesota statehouse, a fresh new face in politics.

These Three Lawyers Are Quietly Purging Voter Rolls Across the Country The Trump administration could soon follow their lead.

Monsanto Just Got Hit With a Lawsuit It Didn’t See Coming Migrant workers say they weren't paid minimum wage for their work in the company's fields.

The Opioid Epidemic Is Literally Changing Kids’ Brains One effect: These children are more likely to use drugs later in life.

Here’s How Your Vacation Came to Be A brief history of leisure.

Fighting the Opioid Epidemic—By Allowing Drug Users to Shoot Up There are about 100 safe injection facilities across the globe. Here's what you should know about them.

If You Want to Understand Donald Trump, Pay Attention to What He Eats His love for well-done steak and iceberg lettuce says a lot about his politics.

Meet the Man Who’s Making Tech Do Something About San Francisco’s Massive Wealth Gap "I fundamentally believe that doing good is good for business."