One More “Flashpoint” in the Los Angeles Homelessness Crisis
Los Angeles’s housing crisis has exploded into conflict between activists, police, and residents — with no resolution in sight.
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COVID-19 Around the World
Our team explores the political, social, and structural reasons why the pandemic appears to be nearing an end in some places and spiraling in others.
Kenya Begins Its First National Wildlife Census
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A Huge Pay Gap Between CEO and Janitor? There’s a Tax for That
Is a tax on companies with big pay gaps the next $15 minimum wage?
Should Cancel Culture Be Canceled?
Lawyer and author Dan Kovalik, who supports the ongoing movements for racial and gender equality and justice, makes the progressive case against cancel culture.
Nuts About Agroforestry: Can Hazelnuts Transform Farming?
Row cropping is king in the Midwest, but multicrop farming offers many benefits to farmers and the environment.
British Lockdown Fuels Domestic Violence
Survivors of intimate partner violence have been trapped in dangerous situations during the pandemic. In this account, a mother shares her experience and escape.
The Mysterious, Anonymous “Energy Weapon”: Whose Op Is It, Anyway?
The Defense Department has recently briefed members of Congress on a case of “Havana Syndrome” following a possible attack on a US official near the White House.
Kentucky Breaks Ranks With Conservative States
As restrictive voting bills rain down in Republican-run states, Kentucky passes bipartisan voting expansion. WhoWhatWhy talks to a state lawmaker about it.
Anti-Asian Violence: The View From Seattle
Hate crimes against Asians have become more visible as incivility has increased.
The Money Movement Exposes Fossil Fuel Financing
Is your bank helping to fund climate change by loaning money to fossil fuel companies? Bank.Green can help you find out.
How We Turned the Amazon Into a Net Greenhouse Gas Emitter
The Amazon Basin has always slowed climate change. Now, the area affectionately named “The Lungs of the Earth” is a net greenhouse gas emitter.