How Big Oil Is Gaslighting Us
The fossil fuel industry is rigging the system to keep winning for decades to come.
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Are We All Racists Now?
Columbia University professor John McWhorter looks at how some ideas about race have taken on the qualities of religion and have been weaponized against those who disagree.
Verizon Overrides Users’ Opt-Out Preferences in Push to Collect Browsing History
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The Sorry State of the GOP’s Performance Artist Caucus
When it comes to producing provocateurs, misinformation, misdirection, mistrust, and disorder, even Russian troll farms have nothing on the Republican Party.
TSA Requires Railways and Airports to Strengthen Cybersecurity
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Our Failed Public Health System Dared COVID to Attack Us
Along with bats and lab leaks, we need to think about how a failed public health system contributed to the spread of COVID-19.
Parents Struggle to Find Clothing for Children With Disabilities
While parents hunt for affordable clothes for kids with special needs, small fashion lines find themselves competing with major retailers for the “adaptive” market.
World’s Vast Networks of Underground Fungi to Be Mapped for First Time
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Google Play Apps Downloaded 300,000 Times Stole Bank Credentials
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Australia’s Barrier Reef Erupts in Color as Corals Spawn
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Will Ghislaine Maxwell Trial Reveal Jeffrey Epstein Secrets?
Long before she became public enemy No. 1, Ghislaine Maxwell was an heiress with a dark past. Her motivations are as difficult to determine as her life is difficult to believe.
Amazon Workers Plan Black Friday Strike
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