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Europe’s hurricane-fueled wildfires might become a recurring nightmare
Eric Holthaus
Climate models show that a warmer world will mean a drier southern Europe and hurricanes further northward
Niger ambush could become a scandal Trump can’t evade
Sophia Tesfaye
Why are U.S. troops in West Africa? What we know, and don't know, about the attack that killed four Americans
Why is the media reluctant to cover neo-Nazi violence?
Amanda Marcotte
Shooting by white supremacists at Richard Spencer's Florida event wasn't a one-off. It's part of a larger pattern
How drug manufacturers are fighting to push their drugs for unapproved purposes
Paul Raeburn
Pharmaceutical companies are promoting off-label use of their drugs — and arguing the First Amendment protects them
How to stamp out sexual harassment when it’s reached the ends of the Earth
Eve Andrews
Women have to defend themselves everywhere — even Antarctica
Burger King is doing a better job fighting bullying than Melania Trump
Leigh C. Anderson
One PSA proves that, when it comes to bullying, the first lady has a lot to learn from the home of the Whopper
Betsy DeVos was “confused” about protections for students with disabilities — so she scrapped dozens
Taylor Link
The Trump administration is rolling back guidelines meant to protect students with disabilities
Robert Mueller’s widening Russia probe is sweeping up Democrats, including lobbyist Tony Podesta
Matthew Sheffield
The scope of Russian involvement in U.S. business and politics is extensive
Iraq, the Kurds and me: What went wrong in Kirkuk?
Steven A. Cook
I didn't expect Iraq to use military force against the Kurds. And I believed, or hoped, the U.S. would step in
In the Trump age, an emboldened attack on intellectuals
Bill Moyers
Bill Moyers speaks with Joan Scott about the way in which the right is targeting critical thinking
House Democrats push for tougher oversight of regulators’ conflicts of interest
Robert Faturechi
A bill was introduced following reports that disclosed the industry ties of Trump officials
California wildfires torch the legalization hopes of pot growers
Stett Holbrook
The blazes incinerated untold amounts of pot, just as legal recreational sales are set to begin in in January
Why bystanders rarely speak up when they witness sexual harassment
George B. Cunningham
Most people who witness or become aware of sexual harassment don’t speak out
The Twitter thought experiment that exposes “pro-life” hypocrisy
Paul Rosenberg
Comedian and sci-fi writer Patrick Tomlinson on the dangerous question that abortion foes refuse to answer
How China’s skewed sex ratio is making President Xi’s job a whole lot harder
David Skidmore
Economic and gender composition restructuring is essential should Xi hope to see tangible reform come to fruition
It’s a fact: Supreme Court errors aren’t hard to find
Ryan Gabrielson
ProPublica review adds fuel to longstanding worry about nation’s highest court: The justices can botch the truth
Just say know: Teens say pregnancy prevention programs are worth keeping
Jane Kay
Sex education programs are particularly valuable in cities with large low-income and minority youth populations
A San Francisco court case could shift the legal status of sex work
Sophie Linden
The decriminalization of consensual sex work as an inroad to worker's safety
Who in the hell is Bob Corker?!
Bill Scheft
A totally true, absolutely verified, no-fake-news deep dive on Trump's nemesis, the "liddle" senator from Tennessee
Racist, violent, unpunished: A white hate group’s campaign of menace
A.C. Thompson, Ali Winston, Darwin BondGraham
They train to fight. They post their beatings online. And so far, they have little reason to fear the authorities
When local cops drive tanks: The deadly consequences of militarizing Mayberry
David T. Hardy
Equipping police with weapons of war doesn't make communities safer
What the Koch Brothers do in the shadows — and why
Chauncey DeVega
"Democracy in Chains" author Nancy MacLean on how the radical right rigs the game and why they keep winning
Facebook allowed questionable ads in German election despite warnings
Stefanie Dodt, Jeff Larson, Julia Angwin
Despite promises to ensure the campaign’s integrity, the company didn’t take down mysterious anti-Green party posts
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