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Digging Into the Messy History of “Latinx” Helped Me Embrace My Complex Identity
The term is gaining steam, but plenty of people still despise it. -
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After Training Dozens of Democratic Campaigns on Email Security, This Programmer Thinks They Ought to Be Hacked
"We're asking campaigns to follow all these really difficult steps." -
“Freedom Gas”: The Trump Administration’s Ridiculous New Plan to Rebrand Fossil Fuels
His Energy Department wants to sell it to the world. -
Scared About City Chemicals? Don’t Be. She Did Every Test in the Book.
This reporter was tested for over 1,530 chemicals to find out if she was toxic. -
2020 Candidates Aren’t Sure What to Do About Misinformation
Democratic leaders increase aid to campaigns, but they're largely on their own. -
Trump Has a Big Head Start on Facebook Messaging, and Democrats Are Worried
The president might be able to set the terms of the campaign before Democrats can even respond. -
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California’s Fires Hit Rich and Poor Communities. Guess Which Ones Are Recovering Faster.
Fires are indiscriminate. Recovery isn’t. -
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I Asked Someone Who’s Never Seen Game of Thrones What They Think the Show Is About. It Was Hilarious.
This conversation is 3,610 words long. -
Today the White House Showed it Is More Interested in Policing Conservative Social Media “Bias” than Hate Speech
"No matter your views, if you suspect political bias has caused you to be censored or silenced online, we want to hear about it!" -
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Can Cory Booker Really Turn His Back on Silicon Valley?
Booker wants to be an anti-trust candidate. But are his tech ties too deep? -
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Fake News Is Getting a Big Boost From Real Companies
A new report details how low-quality sites gobble up advertising revenue. -
Mark Zuckerberg Has Veto Power Over All of Facebook. The Next Shareholder Meeting Could Change That.
A growing push to strip power from the company's CEO faces an end-of-month deadline. -
It’s Put Up or Shut Up Time for Silicon Valley’s Fake-Meat Startups
Two venture capital-lavished food companies are about to see how they play on Wall Street and Main Street. -
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America’s Only Publicly Traded Addiction Treatment Chain Makes Millions Off Patients. What Could Go Wrong?
Mother Jones spent five months investigating deaths at American Addiction Centers.
