Voices
The El Paso Shooter Embraced Eco-Fascism. We Can’t Let the Far Right Co-Opt the Environmental Struggle.
Eco-fascism has seen a notable reemergence among far-right groups and festering corners online in the U.S. and Europe.
Justice
Pushing Out the Border: How the U.S. Is Waging a Global War on Migration
Journalist Todd Miller’s new book “Empire of Borders” tracks the way the U.S. has exported technology and training around the world.
The End of Roe
As Trump Fans the Flames of Anti-Abortion Rhetoric, Kansas Offers a Cautionary Tale
Threats against abortion providers have often been condoned by the state. Perhaps nowhere does history more clearly illustrate this point than in Wichita.
Murderville Podcast
Update: Devonia Inman’s Chance to Prove His Innocence
More than eight years after DNA evidence revealed the state of Georgia sent the wrong man to prison for murder, Inman may have a chance to prove his innocence.
The War on Immigrants
Hacked Emails Show GOP Demands on Border Security Were Crafted by Industry Lobbyists
Demands that CBP spend millions to upgrade cameras used to read license plates were orchestrated in part by a company that hoped to profit.
The War on Immigrants
If the Justice Department Prevails in a Florida Courtroom, More Americans May See Themselves Stripped of Citizenship
Closing arguments were heard on Tuesday for Parvez Khan, who could lose citizenship status after living in the U.S. for almost three decades.
With Federal Executions Looming, the Democrats’ Death Penalty Legacy Is Coming Back to Haunt Us
Trump’s opponents have condemned his plan to restart federal executions. But it’s only recently that the Democrats turned away from capital punishment.
Voices
Remembering Mark Kleiman, a Relentlessly Thoughtful Scholar of Drug Policy
Kleiman, a defender of nuanced drug policy, was an important influence on America’s slow, unsteady move away from the all-out war on drugs.
Murderville
In Georgia’s “Murderville,” Devonia Inman May Finally Have a Chance to Prove His Innocence
Inman is serving a life sentence for murder. But DNA evidence implicates another man, Hercules Brown, who went on to kill at least two other people.
The War on Immigrants
As Immigrants Become More Aware of Their Rights, ICE Steps Up Ruses and Surveillance
“ICE’s mission is to apprehend people that it believes shouldn’t be in our communities and it will go to great lengths to do that, particularly in the face of increased knowledge of rights.”