Letter From London: A Visit to Cecil Court
Join the author as he slips down a narrow alley in London into another world, and another time.
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We Are Not Having This Debate — A Once Proud Tradition of Discourse Is Dying
Moronic candidates, ill-informed voters, and an incompetent media make political debates practically useless. Let’s do away with this tradition until we can fix them.
Climate Questions: How Does Carbon Dioxide Trap Heat?
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Do US Voters Care About Sex Scandals Anymore?
The weird, hamfisted attempt by MAGA maniac Lauren Boebert to smear her Democratic opponent with a sex-and-blackmail scandal looks doomed to fail, but it is nevertheless a moral bellwether.
WhoWhatWhy US Elections Report Card
WhoWhatWhy has compiled a data-driven Elections Report Card that looks at different factors — from the fairness of districts and the process of drawing them to the enactment of voter suppression laws, the ease of voting, and opportunities to directly participate in democracy. If you’re curious how democracy is thriving — or dying — where you live, visit our report and interactive map to learn more.
World’s Largest Ocean Reserve Off Hawaii Has Spillover Benefits, Study Finds
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Does Economics Drive All Politics?
Financial Times economic analyst Martin Wolf gives an overview of global economic forces, and looks at Britain’s economic and political chaos.
Experts Grade Big Tech on Readiness to Handle Midterm Election Misinformation
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Will Texas Politicians Get in the Way of Biden’s Climate Bill?
Activists predict relying on state implementation will cause “a comprehensive total failure.”
US Elections Report Card Shows Many States Are Failing Democracy Test
Our report and interactive map paint a bleak picture for election integrity across America.
Plant Turns Suspected Crop Pest Into Pollinator
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Alex Jones Must Pay Sandy Hook Families Nearly $1B for Hoax Claims, Jury Says
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