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Former Google Employees Say They Were Fired for Labor Organizing
They're going to the NLRB. -
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“People Don’t Realize How Being Undocumented Runs Deep”: These Six New Dreamers Share Their Stories
After years of threats, DACA has been reinstated—for now. -
Reddit Finally Banned The_Donald. That Won’t Stop the Hate It Unleashed.
Big Tech's foot-dragging ensures Trump's most toxic supporters still have a home. -
Ahead of Richmond Rally, Apple and Google Are Letting Nazis Use This App to Coordinate
Telegram, which has banned ISIS content, remains a favored tool of white supremacists. -
Armed Picnics and Snipers at Family Dollar: Life in a Town With a Government-Approved Militia
In Virginia, paramilitarism gets a rebrand. -
How Unemployment Insurance Fraud Exploded During the Pandemic
Inside the infrastructure of perhaps the largest fraud wave in history. -
Med Students Aren’t Sitting Out the Fight Against the Coronavirus
They're babysitting, running errands, and even 3D-printing protective masks. -
The “Flatten the Curve” Chart Was Ugly and Not Scientifically Rigorous. Why Did It Work So Well?
"Charts are not illustrations. Charts are arguments." -
Inside Brad Parscale’s 2020 Plan: Reelect Donald Trump. Make Money. Maybe Not in That Order.
Is the president's campaign manager a digital savant, or just another opportunist cleaning up on the MAGA movement? -
Inside Ikea’s Ambitious Plan to Make Cheap Furniture Last Forever
To go carbon-neutral, the company needs to change how it makes things—and how you buy them. -
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The GOP Plan to Slash Unemployment Benefits Puts the Whole Economic Recovery at Risk
The $600 cushion has allowed people to invest in their futures, and to spend. That could all disappear. -
Plague Comforts: I Bought a Pacifier
No, the irony is not lost on me. -
Trump Spawned a New Group of Mega-Donors Who Now Hold Sway Over the GOP’s Future
These powerful donors, who each contributed more than $1 million, shied away from party politics before Trump. What brought them off the sidelines? -
How Health Care Investors Are Helping Run Jared Kushner’s Shadow Coronavirus Task Force
Companies in their portfolios have a clear financial stake in how Trump handles the crisis. -
Kickstarter Was Supposed to Be About Conscious Capitalism. So Why Did It Oppose Unionization?
The complications of conscious capitalism in the age of tech organizing. -
Plague Comforts: The Organized, Unrealistic World of #Studyblr
In which I fully give in to my need for control in an uncontrollable situation. -
Trump’s Press Conferences Are Just Infomercials Now
Call now and we'll even throw in a ventilator. -
Why Mark Zuckerberg’s Plea for Regulation is an Enormous Cop-Out
The social media giant follows an old tech playbook: Break things and let someone else clean up.
