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The IRS tried to crack down on rich people using an “abusive” tax deduction. It hasn’t gone so well
Peter Elkind
The tax agency, Justice Department and Congress have all taken aim at a deduction exploited by wealthy investors
Despite everything, U.S. emissions dipped in 2019
Nathanael Johnson
Coal has been in a slow-motion death spiral over the past ten years
America’s first mercenary president: Donald Trump is blinded by greed and self-interest
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's delusional regime is driven by greed, stupidity and raw instinct. Can we stop ignoring obvious facts?
Republian Jim Banks attacks war survivor Ilhan Omar for invoking her “PTSD” amid Iran tensions
Igor Derysh
“It’s shameful that you as a member of Congress would erase the PTSD of survivors," Omar responds
Will youth climate activists be the crucial swing vote in Iowa?
Jeff Biggers
Young Iowans are energized by Greta Thunberg and the climate-action movement — and most 17-year-olds can vote
Alex Trebek reveals how he’ll decide when it’s finally time to leave “Jeopardy!”
Melanie McFarland
At a recent event in Pasadena, the longtime "Jeopardy!" host reflects on his impact and plans for the future
How to feed your D&D party (or any game night group)
Amanda Marcotte
Long campaigns and marathon gaming require fuel. Here's how to keep the party going with less mess
Sebastian Gorka welcomes Iranian attack on Fox Business: “This president will unleash holy hell”
Matthew Rozsa
"Now they have done in the open what they have been doing against us and our friends for decades," Gorka tells Fox
Climate advocates call for fossil fuel companies to foot Australia fires bill
Eoin Higgins
"'Whatever it takes' needs to include serious and ambitious action to reduce Australia's and global emissions."
Trump threatens Afghan armageddon
Nick Turse
U.S. “plans” for the Afghan War might prove a crime against humanity
Trump’s Twitter threat to destroy Iran’s cultural sites is a historic mistake
David J. Wasserstein
Threatening cultural sites like Persepolis could tarnish U.S.’ reputation as pillar of the international community
War with Iran: The American Empire will die not with a whimper but a bang
Chris Hedges
Washington empowered its nemesis. It has no idea how to reverse its mistake other than to attack Iran
In Iran showdown, conflict could explode quickly — and disastrously
Bear F. Braumoeller
It's dangerous to assume that Iran will not escalate the crisis further
Puffins have learned to use tools, and I for one welcome our new avian overlords
Nicole Karlis
Crows were thought to be the only tool-wielding birds — until now
How a new wave of orbiting sentinels is changing climate science
Jon Gertner
Advanced remote-sensing satellite technology is compiling a granular record of Earth’s hardest-to-reach regions
Silicon Valley is primed for a worker uprising
Nicole Karlis
The foundation was laid in the 2010s. Will the 2020s be defined by Tech's labor struggles?
Can mission-driven food companies scale up without selling out?
Virginia Gewin
A groundbreaking new stewardship business model creates standards that prioritize purpose over profit
“Evidence-based medicine” and the expulsion of Peter Gøtzsche
Daniel Kolitz
The Danish physician was a celebrity in the world of statistical analysis, but some say his views went too far
What’s new on Netflix in January, from a “Ghost Bride” and RuPaul to BoJack’s last ride
Ashlie D. Stevens
Start off the new year with a calorie-free binges of cheerleaders, vampires, dead husbands, and fashion competition
Republicans are considering Ivanka Trump, Donald Trump Jr. for president
Matthew Rozsa
Ivanka Trump and Donald Trump Jr. ranked in the top four of a poll on possible 2024 GOP presidential candidates
5 must-read graphic novels you missed last year
Ashlie D. Stevens
From adolescent relationships to miscarriage, these graphic novels explore the pain and joy of life
Stumbling toward apocalypse: Trump launches re-election campaign with an assassination
Lucian K. Truscott IV
At least Qassem Soleimani knew what he was doing in Iraq. The U.S. military has never had a remote f**king clue
Lawyers are trying to scare you with Facebook ads
Elizabeth C. Tippett, Jesse King
Facebook recently disabled some ads on its site making dubious claims about Truvada.
Australians call their prime minister an “idiot” for ignoring wildfire victims
Zoya Teirstein
Australians have lost homes, land, and loved ones. And a lot of them are furious with their government.
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