Title IX Lawsuit May Create More Problems than It Solves
Eighteen state attorneys general are suing over the Department of Education’s new regulations, but some experts worry the lawsuit will do more harm than good.
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Iran’s Maximum Moment: Why This Uprising Is Different
The largest massacre in modern history happened in 48 hours. Shay Khatiri on what comes next in an Iran on the brink.
‘Melania’, Minneapolis, Moguls, Midterms: Many Battles, One War
We live in a country where wealth sucks up to power, power works for the wealthy, and somehow the fault lies with the immigrants.
The Climate Fight Without America: Why Hope Isn’t Optional
While America abandons climate action, the world races ahead—and watches in dismay. A look at the cost of US denial and what’s happening without us.
Democracy’s Pulse Is Beating — But For How Long?
Can democracy survive computerized vote counting? Systemic and man-made vulnerabilities in our election infrastructure may threaten integrity.
What the Hell Happened to Police and Criminal Justice Reform?
The dean of UC Berkeley’s Law School looks at how the courts have prioritized criminal control over civil rights for suspects and defendants.
‘Win by Time’: How Poland Is Preparing for the Death of Coal
In the country’s coal region — one of the EU’s biggest — advocates and union leaders are working to ensure the energy transition doesn’t leave miners behind.
From Ocean to Bloodstream: The Reality About Plastic
Two garbage trucks of plastic hit the ocean every minute. Microplastics are in your brain. Recycling doesn’t work. What the plastic industry never told you.
Trump Opens an Oil Barrel of Worms in Venezuela
While Donald Trump loves to use the might of the US military to feel strong, actions have consequences. And his attack on Venezuela will do nothing to make Americans safer (although it may help the oil executives who gave him all that money before the election).
What ‘Law and Order’ Really Costs Democracy
Arkansas whipped prisoners until 1968. Now we celebrate El Salvador’s concentration camps. A reckoning with punishment’s price.
This Year in Conservation Science: Whales, Birds, and Killer Roads
We asked conservation researchers around the world to send us their favorite papers of 2025. They address the planet’s most pressing problems — and important solutions.
Review of a Week’s Mayhem: Oil Grabs, Mass Shootings, and a Little Wag-the-Dog
Ginning up a case for war with Venezuela, and a few notes on miscellaneous madness.