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Transitioning 2.0
Community support has always helped trans people become themselves. Now, Big Tech thinks it can too.
Gaslit
How the Fossil Fuel Industry convinced americans to love their toxic stoves
Who Really Gets Rich From Robinhood
The app makes millions funneling inexperienced investors to Wall Street traders. Did Alex Kearns pay with his life?
A Ride, Not A Privilege
The essential workers’ case for funding public transit
Caution To The Wind
Desperate to reopen and loaded with stimulus cash, schools are spending millions on high-tech air purifiers. But are they safe?
The “Machine That Eats Up Black Farmland”
After decades of discriminating against Black farmers and ignoring their complaints, the USDA is promising to do better. Again.
FACING DOWN JIM CROW. AGAIN.
ANOTHER GENERATION OF BLACK LAWMAKERS IS BATTLING A FAMILIAR ENEMY.
Watching The Watchers
Let’s stop freaking out over kids’ pandemic screen time
Stars and Strife
How two feuding tea party leaders helped lay the groundwork for the insurrection
The Truth About Reconciliation
Can America heal itself? The reckoning after the Greensboro Massacre provides some lessons.
Total Recall
California Republicans’ hopes are riding on the “superhero pirate” leading a mutiny against the governor.
School's Out
Why Black parents aren’t joining the rush to send their kids back to class
Biden's Muse
Can America’s problems be fixed by a president who loves Jon Meacham?
Black Land Matters
After a century of dispossession, young Black farmers are restoring their rightful place in American agriculture.
A Fair Slice
Can co-ops save restaurants?
MOVING THE NEEDLE
Inside the grassroots campaign that protected San Francisco’s Latino community—and the entire city—from a deadly virus
Or Other Crime
How Black voting rights were sabotaged by a three-word phrase in the 14th Amendment, and how they can be reconstructed
Josh Hawley – The Apprentice
Before the Capitol insurrection, Josh Hawley was seen as the future of the Republican Party. He still may be.
Tyranny of the Minority
Democrats may control Washington, but the fight for democracy is far from over.
The Nuclear Option
Biden has signaled support for a new generation of smaller nuclear reactors. Are they the path to a carbon-free economy—or just a bid to keep a troubled industry alive?
Lost In Translation
Hey Siri, why don’t digital assistants understand people who don’t sound like white Americans?
In The Tank
Ethanol’s clean promise has only led to dirtier air.
Unpopularity Contest
The case for finally doing away with the Electoral College
How Facebook Broke Us
The social network has pushed poison on users for years. Now we know it did so deliberately.
American Carnage
Trump used the White House to unleash a domestic terrorism movement. Security experts are worried what it will do next.
March to Washington
Nikema Williams isn’t as well known as Stacey Abrams, but the woman who will fill John Lewis’ seat represents a different—and formidable— kind of power.
True Stories
To beat anti-science trolls, sometimes you have to think like one.
Keeping the Faith
Raphael Warnock is braving the swamp to redeem Georgia. And America.
Lock Him Up?
Why Donald Trump could be the first president to face criminal charges
Ladies Who Launch
Trump propelled many women to join the liberal resistance. Now they’re determined to remake their communities.