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#MeToo and public radio: Revisiting WNYC’s sexual harassment scandal, two years later
Emily Rems
Former WNYC staffer Kristen Meinzer: "If I spoke up while I was still there, I would’ve lost my job or evaporated"
Founder of one of the nation’s largest conversion therapy programs comes out, renounces the practice
Ashlie D. Stevens
McKrae Game's rejection of the anti-LGBTQ program he founded is another blow for a harmful practice
Amid the rising tide of “gaffes,” Joe Biden looks less electable every day
Amanda Marcotte
Joe Biden is the least electable of the major Democratic candidates. Will voters see that in time to stop Trump?
Judges toss out North Carolina legislative map over its excessively partisan gerrymandering
Matthew Rozsa
"It is not the free will of the people that is fairly ascertained through extreme partisan gerrymandering"
Black Democrats overwhelmingly support Joe Biden to be the party’s next presidential nominee: poll
Matthew Rozsa
While Biden is the No. 1 choice among seniors, Sanders tops the former vice president among millennials
Colombia’s peace process under stress: 6 essential reads
Catesby Holmes
Experts explain the history of Colombia's fragile peace process
Donald Trump Jr.’s “fixer” is trying to raise $2 million to dig dirt on anti-Trump journalists
Igor Derysh
Arthur Schwartz, ally of Donald Trump Jr. and Steve Bannon, reportedly behind "dossiers" on anti-Trump journalists
How can Sweden be a peace broker if it’s also selling the arms that make the war in Yemen possible?
Vijay Prashad
On August 13, TV4 in Sweden reported that Swedish weapons have been used in Yemen
Shortage of chicken sandwiches prompts Texas customer to draw gun at Popeyes, employees say
Matthew Rozsa
Meanwhile, a Tennessee man is seeking $5,000 in damages after his local Popeyes sold out of the hit menu item
Ivanka Trump’s new hair style: Is the bob a nod to her growing ambitions?
Ashlie D. Stevens
In the optics-obsessed Donald Trump White House, a haircut is never just a haircut
House Democrats to probe President Trump’s alleged role in hush-money payments
Shira Tarlo
The probe signals a new chapter in the House's consideration of drafting articles of impeachment against Trump
Mike Pence is staying at Donald Trump’s golf club during his work trip to Ireland
Matthew Rozsa
Trump reportedly made a "suggestion" that Pence stay at his Irish golf club, raising conflict of interest concerns
Scaramucci predicts Trump will drop out of 2020 race: “The guy is obviously in mental decline”
Travis Gettys
Anthony Scaramucci doesn’t think President Trump will make it to Election Day
Boris Johnson threatens election if members of Parliament act to prevent no-deal Brexit
Matthew Rozsa
MPs drafted a bill that would force Johnson to request an extension to Brexit negotiations if a deal is not reached
Trump EPA set to gut restrictions on planet-warming methane emissions
Jake Johnson
"This administration is ultimately driven by sociopathic disregard for our future"
Why red Wyoming seeks the regulatory approach to air ambulance costs
Markian Hawryluk
Wyoming thinks it may have found a way to end crippling air ambulance bills that can top $100,000 per flight
Parenting a teen is intense. Why don’t we talk about it more?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to the authors of "Grown and Flown" about why, when parenting teens, "the work is hardly done"
Companies don’t need permission from the Business Roundtable to be better corporate citizens
Erik Gordon
A group of America's powerful CEOs said companies should no longer merely focus on maximizing shareholder wealth
New York Times warns Democrats: At all costs, avoid scaring the white people
Jim Naureckas
Columnist Thomas Edsall urges Dems to be "pragmatic" on race, immigration. But his own data argues the opposite
How insurance companies are fueling a rise in ransomware attacks
Renee Dudley
Overlooked in the ransomware spree is the role of an industry that is both fueling and benefiting from it
Aliens are hot right now. How hot? Science fiction romance scratches the Area 51 itch
Ashlie D. Stevens
Sexy vampires had a good run, but "hunky blue aliens falling in love with Earth women" are having a moment now
Pharma cash rolls into Congress to defend an embattled industry
Emmarie Huetteman, Jay Hancock, Elizabeth Lucas
Pharma companies are showering U.S. senators with campaign cash as sweeping legislation heads toward the floor
What the megachurch tells us about evangelicals in HBO’s “The Righteous Gemstones”
Ashlie D. Stevens
The Gemstone Foundation Center functions as a visual metaphor for the televangelists' Christian values
For incarcerated workers, summer heat can be a death sentence
Ella Fassler
OHSA requires employers to protect workers from serious hazards, but those rules do not apply to state prisons
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