The Original Inconvenient Truth
One of the original JFK assassination investigators breaks down the 58-year-old case into its basic parts.
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Big Oil and Gas Had a No Good, Very Bad Day
How the Liberal Media Dismissed the Lab-Leak Theory ; TX Politicians Blew 3 Chances to Fix the Power Grid ; and More Picks 5/27
Environmentalists Score Big Wins Against Big Oil
After a series of smackdowns, oil companies are being forced to reckon with their role in climate change.
The Crossroads of Minneapolis: George Floyd Square
What George Floyd Changed ; Minneapolis Remains Scarred, Divided ; and More Picks 5/25
Uncovered: Israeli Angle to ‘Deep State’ Plot
We dug deep and found a common thread omitted from a New York Times report on a plot against Trump adviser H.R. McMaster: a belief he was not sufficiently pro-Israel.
China Ages and Faces Skewed Sex Ratio After One-Child Policy
Six years after China’s one-child policy ended, families grapple with its consequences: an aging society, population disparities, and painful family secrets.
Georgia and Florida Hit With New Lawsuits Over Voter Suppression
As Republican leadership in Georgia and Florida move to change their voting laws, activists are fighting back through the court system.
The Urgent Search for ‘Slow Water’ in Peru
Bullied Teen’s Mom Is Suing Social Media Over His Death ; Sewage Crisis Hits Majority-Black Town in New York ; and More Picks 5/19
How Green Is Tesla, Really?
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“Half of emissions cuts will come from future tech, says John Kerry”
The Larger Lesson of Liz Cheney’s Ouster ; Inside an International Tech-Support Scam ; and More Picks 5/17
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.
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.