A Historic Chance to Protect America’s Free-Flowing Rivers
Ten bills in Congress would add conservation protections to 7,000 miles of river to safeguard drinking water, biodiversity, and recreation.
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Ukraine on the Line: Phone Calls During Wartime
A writer talks to Ukrainians in the moments before and after the Russian invasion begins, and reckons with her own childhood memories of a Soviet Ukraine.
There Are No Good Outcomes in Ukraine, Only a More Dangerous World
Author and global strategist Shay Khatiri lays out his worst-case scenarios for Ukraine, Europe, and the world’s geopolitical framework.
Ukraine Protests: We Were, We Are, and We Will Be
In New York City, small but determined protests carry on.
Beach Towns Without Beaches: Colombia Previews Our Future
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Defense Department to Use World’s Largest 3D-printed Boat
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He Battled Putin, and Now Predicts What He’ll Do Next About Ukraine
A conversation with longtime Putin nemesis Bill Browder about sanctions, what both the Russian people and the oligarchs are experiencing, and what he sees ahead.
Attacks From Within Seen as Growing Threats to Elections
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Once a Child of War, Always a Child of War
Why civilians are the biggest losers in wars, through the lens of a Lebanese-American who survived 1980s Beirut as a child.
Why the Internet Is Less Safe Than Flying or Driving or Eating
A look at the reasons you should lie awake at night worrying about cybersecurity, crypto, and “The Internet of Things.”
Activists Say New Railway Will Be Environmental Train Wreck
Environmental activists cite carbon emissions, forest destruction, derailment concerns, and more as reasons for their lawsuits against the planned Uinta Basin Railway, which could quadruple waxy crude oil production out of northeastern Utah.
Russia’s Move Into Ukraine: Death by a Thousand Cuts?
A dangerous step with menacing implications