Hospices Have Become Big Business for Private Equity Firms
Investment companies are transforming the industry — and might be jeopardizing patient care in the process.
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The Mood in London
A writer wanders the streets of London’s West End, experiencing the eerie atmosphere of sudden loss.
To Prosecute or Not to Prosecute… That Is the Question
Even amid all the anger and distractions of Trump Derangement Syndrome, will we be worse off if Trump is indicted? A conversation with Damon Linker.
Modified Microwave Oven Cooks Up Next-Gen Semiconductors
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What a Peaceful Transition of Power Looks Like
Can US democracy learn a lesson or two from Britain’s steady parliamentary system? A conversation with British MP Jesse Norman.
Scientists Hope ‘World’s Loneliest Tree’ Will Help Answer Climate Questions
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Alex Jones Diary: My Strange Experience with ‘Real’ Cancel Culture
How David Talbot received the same silent treatment, and other reactions to the effort to consign ‘Family of Secrets’ to the dustbin of history.
Why Aren’t You at Burning Man?
Daniel Pinchbeck has attended Burning Man 18 times. He’s sitting it out this year, but he tells us all about it.
Russia, Ukraine…Where Are We Now?
Predictions about the Russia-Ukraine war have been proved wrong. The only certainty is that it’s getting more dangerous, and it may go on for years, even decades.
Data Centers, Backbone of Digital Economy, Face Water Scarcity and Climate Risk
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Notes From the Memory Hole: When the Establishment Buries You
Have you heard of ‘Family of Secrets’? If you have, it’s in spite of a reflexive taboo against sharing anything that may be deeply disturbing to the system.
Getting at the Truth: Two Perspectives
The story of an investigative reporter who uncovered corruption — while running afoul of two of Los Angeles’s most powerful institutions.