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Amazon VP Quits in Protest, Highlighting Big Tech’s Firings of Minority, Women, and LGBTQ Labor Activists
Six employees were terminated after advocating for better conditions during the Covid-19 crisis.

Ali Breland | May 6, 2020
Corporate Giants Have Been Lobbying Against Their Own Emissions Targets
New report reveals some of the behind-the-scenes work.

Emily Pontecorvo | July 18, 2021
How Climate Change Plagues Ordinary Americans
Jake Bittle's “The Great Displacement” chronicles US families coping with disaster.

M.R. O'Connor | March 1, 2023
The Elusive Dream of the Driverless Car
In "Driven," author Alex Davies chronicles the evolution of autonomous vehicles.

M.R. O'Connor | March 15, 2021
How Protecting Trees Can Fight Gentrification
LA activists are wielding black walnut protections to stop development.

Caroline Tracey | December 23, 2022
Nazis Put This Symbol on Political Opponents’ Arms. Now Trump is Using It.
The upside down red triangle was used in Hitler's concentration camps.

Ali Breland | June 18, 2020

The White House Says Donald Trump Does Not Have Coronavirus
And other takeaways from Saturday's press conference.

Julia Lurie | March 14, 2020
I Am Simply Asking if Ashton Kutcher Is a CIA Asset

Ali Breland | July 21, 2021
A Native American Artist’s Stunning Protest Mural Wins the “Art on the Streets” Award

Daniel King | August 11, 2020
I Hate Seeing Myself on Zoom. Turns Out, I’m Not Alone.
There’s been a Zoom-induced plastic surgery boom.

Molly Schwartz | May 7, 2021
Are We Rome Yet?
I put the question to my dad, who wrote the book on it.

Tim Murphy | July/August 2020 Issue
Here’s How Biden’s New Executive Order Could Shake Up Big Ag
The administration's sweeping antitrust executive order could help level the playing field for workers and farmers.

Tom Philpott | July 12, 2021
San Francisco Janitors Are on Strike for COVID Safety—and the Fight Doesn’t End There
Workers across the country are rallying for raises, health insurance, better sick pay, and more.

Lil Kalish | March 25, 2021
Another Google Employee Says They Were Fired for Backing a Union
"They feel like they can steamroll us and that they might get away with it."

Ali Breland | December 17, 2019
Tech Workers Like Sanders and Warren, But Their Bosses Like Biden
Campaign donations expose the Silicon Valley class divide.

Sinduja Rangarajan | March 3, 2020
A Bundy-Linked Group Is Rallying Farmers in Drought-Stricken Oregon. Things Are Getting Weird.
People's Rights hosted a "motivational speaker" who writes for a white-nationalist paper.

Stephanie Mencimer | June 19, 2021
Why Facebook Won’t Stop Pushing Propaganda
Vaccine disinformation. The Big Lie. The hate poisoning your community. It all goes back to Mark Zuckerberg's business model.

Monika Bauerlein and Clara Jeffery | March+April 2021 Issue
Ahead of Biden’s Inauguration, Extremists Trade Bomb Making Instructions and Tactics Guides
Far right online forums are awash in calls for violence—and instructions on how to carry it out.

Ali Breland | January 16, 2021
Former Google Employees Say They Were Fired for Labor Organizing
They're going to the NLRB.

Jacob Rosenberg | December 3, 2019
Trump Makes Yet Another Empty Threat

Kevin Drum | May 28, 2020

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Amazon VP Quits in Protest, Highlighting Big Tech’s Firings of Minority, Women, and LGBTQ Labor Activists
Six employees were terminated after advocating for better conditions during the Covid-19 crisis.

Corporate Giants Have Been Lobbying Against Their Own Emissions Targets
New report reveals some of the behind-the-scenes work.

How Climate Change Plagues Ordinary Americans
Jake Bittle's “The Great Displacement” chronicles US families coping with disaster.

The Elusive Dream of the Driverless Car
In "Driven," author Alex Davies chronicles the evolution of autonomous vehicles.

How Protecting Trees Can Fight Gentrification
LA activists are wielding black walnut protections to stop development.

Nazis Put This Symbol on Political Opponents’ Arms. Now Trump is Using It.
The upside down red triangle was used in Hitler's concentration camps.

The White House Says Donald Trump Does Not Have Coronavirus
And other takeaways from Saturday's press conference.

I Am Simply Asking if Ashton Kutcher Is a CIA Asset

A Native American Artist’s Stunning Protest Mural Wins the “Art on the Streets” Award

I Hate Seeing Myself on Zoom. Turns Out, I’m Not Alone.
There’s been a Zoom-induced plastic surgery boom.

Are We Rome Yet?
I put the question to my dad, who wrote the book on it.

Here’s How Biden’s New Executive Order Could Shake Up Big Ag
The administration's sweeping antitrust executive order could help level the playing field for workers and farmers.

San Francisco Janitors Are on Strike for COVID Safety—and the Fight Doesn’t End There
Workers across the country are rallying for raises, health insurance, better sick pay, and more.

Another Google Employee Says They Were Fired for Backing a Union
"They feel like they can steamroll us and that they might get away with it."

Tech Workers Like Sanders and Warren, But Their Bosses Like Biden
Campaign donations expose the Silicon Valley class divide.

A Bundy-Linked Group Is Rallying Farmers in Drought-Stricken Oregon. Things Are Getting Weird.
People's Rights hosted a "motivational speaker" who writes for a white-nationalist paper.

Why Facebook Won’t Stop Pushing Propaganda
Vaccine disinformation. The Big Lie. The hate poisoning your community. It all goes back to Mark Zuckerberg's business model.

Ahead of Biden’s Inauguration, Extremists Trade Bomb Making Instructions and Tactics Guides
Far right online forums are awash in calls for violence—and instructions on how to carry it out.

Former Google Employees Say They Were Fired for Labor Organizing
They're going to the NLRB.

Trump Makes Yet Another Empty Threat

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Amazon VP Quits in Protest, Highlighting Big Tech’s Firings of Minority, Women, and LGBTQ Labor Activists Six employees were terminated after advocating for better conditions during the Covid-19 crisis.

Corporate Giants Have Been Lobbying Against Their Own Emissions Targets New report reveals some of the behind-the-scenes work.

How Climate Change Plagues Ordinary Americans Jake Bittle's “The Great Displacement” chronicles US families coping with disaster.

The Elusive Dream of the Driverless Car In "Driven," author Alex Davies chronicles the evolution of autonomous vehicles.

How Protecting Trees Can Fight Gentrification LA activists are wielding black walnut protections to stop development.

Nazis Put This Symbol on Political Opponents’ Arms. Now Trump is Using It. The upside down red triangle was used in Hitler's concentration camps.

The White House Says Donald Trump Does Not Have Coronavirus And other takeaways from Saturday's press conference.

I Am Simply Asking if Ashton Kutcher Is a CIA Asset

A Native American Artist’s Stunning Protest Mural Wins the “Art on the Streets” Award

I Hate Seeing Myself on Zoom. Turns Out, I’m Not Alone. There’s been a Zoom-induced plastic surgery boom.

Are We Rome Yet? I put the question to my dad, who wrote the book on it.

Here’s How Biden’s New Executive Order Could Shake Up Big Ag The administration's sweeping antitrust executive order could help level the playing field for workers and farmers.

San Francisco Janitors Are on Strike for COVID Safety—and the Fight Doesn’t End There Workers across the country are rallying for raises, health insurance, better sick pay, and more.

Another Google Employee Says They Were Fired for Backing a Union "They feel like they can steamroll us and that they might get away with it."

Tech Workers Like Sanders and Warren, But Their Bosses Like Biden Campaign donations expose the Silicon Valley class divide.

A Bundy-Linked Group Is Rallying Farmers in Drought-Stricken Oregon. Things Are Getting Weird. People's Rights hosted a "motivational speaker" who writes for a white-nationalist paper.

Why Facebook Won’t Stop Pushing Propaganda Vaccine disinformation. The Big Lie. The hate poisoning your community. It all goes back to Mark Zuckerberg's business model.

Ahead of Biden’s Inauguration, Extremists Trade Bomb Making Instructions and Tactics Guides Far right online forums are awash in calls for violence—and instructions on how to carry it out.

Former Google Employees Say They Were Fired for Labor Organizing They're going to the NLRB.