Inside Antarctica’s Brutal, Lingering Noise War on Marine Life — Part 1
In part 1 of this investigation, Daily Maverick reveals the disturbing impacts of underwater noise in a globally critical and existentially threatened ocean refuge.
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Harry & Meghan Make Me Mad About Something!
But I’m not sure what it is.
Trump Isn’t Our Biggest Problem: It’s the Authoritarian Fascist Movement He Launched
The American media needs to call this movement what it is — fascism — and demand accountability and answers from the thousands of Republican politicians nationwide who refuse to repudiate it.
Let’s End the Year With Art
We end the year with a revealing and inspiring conversation on the power and purpose of art.
The New Casting Police: When Straight Actors Can’t Play Gay
Recently, Tom Hanks apologized for acting.
Moore v. Harper: The Far Right’s Will — and Way? — to Power
Moore threatens to obliterate at the state level the very system of checks and balances that the US Constitution enshrines at the federal level.
What Bush Said About 9/11 Behind Closed Doors. Part 2
Open the door just a crack, and you will see… what!
The New Global Citizen: The Buying and Selling of Citizenship
The implications of commodifying citizenship and passports, and the ethical, legal, and cultural implications of this practice.
Revealed: What Bush Said About 9/11 Behind Closed Doors
What he didn’t say — and what investigators didn’t ask.
Our Solar Powered Future Is Already China’s Reality
No other country’s green transition approaches the scale of China’s, where a world powered by the sun is quickly taking shape.
The China Protests Are About More Than Lockdowns
RAND Corporation China expert Timothy Heath deconstructs the current wave of protests in China and looks at the broader context of what it might mean and why.
Construction of 339-Mile Power Line Begins in New York
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