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.”
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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
Is Agrochemical Contamination Killing Nebraska’s Children?
The harrowing trail of toxic nutrients in farm country water.
Black Journalist and Civil Rights Activist Remembered on Presidents Day
Daisy Bates is honored not only for her support of public school integration in Little Rock, AR, but for her lasting impact on Black journalism.
A Respected Former Western Journalist Kidnapped by the Taliban
The unexplained kidnapping of former journalist Peter Jouvenal turns into a test of the Taliban’s intentions.
So About Those Ukrainian Nazis…
Are neo-Nazis training Ukrainians to fight? Maybe yes, maybe no. The hazy and difficult truth behind the Azov Regiment.
We All Have a Role to Play in Hygiene Theater
As the coronavirus continues to surprise us with new variants, many folks are flummoxed by mandates and protocols that are vague, confusing, and changing daily. In this series, our correspondents around the country report on their region’s messaging and management of the latest stage of the pandemic.
In Ukraine, It’s Hard to Know What to Believe
Russian and Ukrainian media outlets compete in Eastern Ukraine, but the propaganda war has many people avoiding the news altogether.
This Week in Pandemic: Variations on a Theme in COVID Major
Are you seeing what I’m seeing? States are dropping mask mandates, COVID-19 therapeutics are getting more political, and long COVID is becoming an even longer haul.
The Century-Old Renewable You’ve Never Heard Of
Ocean thermal energy conversion could power the world’s tropical islands, if it ever gets out of the “innovation valley of death.”
NYC Deploys Mental Health First Responders to 911 Calls
Get an inside look into NYC’s new pilot program, B-HEARD, which dispatches mental health first responders and EMTs to 911 calls instead of police officers.