Like China, Like the US: The Summer of Silenced Speech
China shuts down media outlets. The US shuts down media outlets. The reaction from the Western liberal press suggests we have our preferred myths about free speech.
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Can Facial Analysis Tech Help Create a Child-Safe Internet?
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Farm to Factory: Big Ag’s Manure Machine, Part 1
As the corporations behind Big Ag put small farmers out of business, they changed a way of life in rural America. They also made it harder to fight climate change.
New York Governor Declares Gun Violence a Health Emergency
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Pandemic Wave of Automation May Be Bad News for Workers
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Florida Enacts Sweeping Law to Protect Wildlife Corridors
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From Juneteenth to July 4th: The Ongoing Quest for Freedom
The emotional importance of Juneteenth, as told by a Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award-winning historian and Texas native Annette Gordon-Reed.
How Celebrities Find Political Stardom in Russia
Steven Seagal is the first Hollywood celeb to join a Russian political party, but Russia’s pro-Putin “opposition” often recruits stars to boost their popularity.
Deep State True Believer McAfee Dead, as He Predicted
Nothing yet suggests John McAfee, fan of Jeffrey Epstein, didn’t kill himself — except for McAfee’s own words.
Fracking and Health: Colorado Locals Aim to Clear the Air
“Get the frack out,” say protesters to oil and gas companies that have drilled more than 100 wells near their homes in Erie, CO. State officials may finally be listening to complaints about airborne chemicals.
Costly AZ Election Audit Could Do Lasting Damage to System
As the Arizona election audit wraps up more than a month behind schedule, it leaves questions about the partisan nature of our politics. But which side is right?
Ranked Choice Voting Gets Big Test in NYC
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