Gangs, Governance, and Grief: Haiti’s Harrowing Reality
Haiti faces marauding gangs, failed governance, and a tragic humanitarian crisis. Violence, kidnappings, and displacement grip the nation, while international aid falls short.
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Web of Deceit: These Spiders Lure Their Prey in Very Crafty Ways
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Silicon Soldiers: The Military-Technology Complex
The Pentagon’s growing alliance with Silicon Valley, where AI and tech innovation are redefining warfare and morality.
Introducing the New Guaranteed Successful Model for Journalism (2024 Edition)
In which we look at all the things that are currently working in journalism and then Frankenstein them all together into one hideous, future-proof design.
The US Has Never Produced More Energy Than It Does Today
Oil, gas, and renewables are all growing.
What a Week! What a Week!
And we haven’t even reached the Ides of March yet. What next?
What Biden’s State of the Union Means for Science
The president briefly mentioned efforts to combat climate change and investments in science as he kicked off his run for a second term.
Unmasking the Disinformation Playbook with Barbara McQuade
An examination of the dark world of political disinformation and its peril to democracy’s future.
The Stakes for the Climate Couldn’t Be Higher in 2024 Elections
From Biden vs. Trump to an oil well referendum in California, climate change debate is all over the ballot in federal, state, and local contests.
America Last: The Right’s Enduring Romance With Dictators
The right’s love for dictators isn’t new. We reveal a century-long saga of conservatism’s authoritarian infatuation.
How Oil Sands Undermine Canada’s Climate Goals
Canada is considered a leader in climate policy. But its emissions remain stubbornly high.
Timothy Mellon and the Political Peril of Dynastic Wealth
Like his forebears (and like Donald Trump), Mellon rages only against those handouts that go to those born without silver spoons.