Trump and the GOP Are Killing Satire
It has become almost impossible to lampoon the lengths to which Republicans will go to ingratiate themselves with Donald Trump.
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Uber or UBI: Will Universal Basic Income Give Tech-Displaced Workers a Lift?
The futures of tech and UBI are intertwined.
Sunlight for Sale: New Study Exposes Old Flaws in the Freedom of Information Act
Was Scalia right about FOIA and its use and misuse?
Ransomware Mastermind Who Gloated Over Extorting Millions ID’d
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UAW Wins Last-Minute Deal at Daimler Truck, Averting a Strike
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White Rural Rage Is Not Going Away
Unveiling the heartland’s fury, its rural discontent, and its very real threat to American democracy.
Contrived Anti-Vaxxer “Exposé” on WhoWhatWhy Writer Reveals Movement Strategy
I could see right away that it was some kind of hit piece.
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.
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 Distant Revolution: Russia’s Growing Exiles Challenge Putin’s Rule
Young, tech-savvy Russians are fleeing Putin’s regime, igniting a silent exodus that could reshape Russia’s political and social landscape.
Election 2024: What If They Take It to the House?
There are constitutional crises and constitutional crises: There was Watergate and there was the Civil War. There is no way of knowing which kind the aftermath of Election 2024 might bring.
New Shell Files Could Aid Climate Cases, Attorneys Say
The latest documents unearthed by a Dutch climate activist are seen as “valuable sources” for litigators.