After George Floyd, Carbon Capture Tech Tiptoes Into Racial Justice
How national police protests and the Green New Deal pressured carbon capture leaders on equity.
3,006 posts found for ‘Best’
Update: The Case for a New Trial
A long-awaited hearing reveals bombshell evidence buried in the files of Devonia Inman’s former attorney.
AIPAC Distorts U.S. Policy on Israel, Obama Admits in Book
The latest nuclear assassination in Iran could stand as another example of Israel strong-arming its most important patron.
Oregon’s Decriminalization Vote Might Be Biggest Step Yet to Ending War on Drugs
Oregon voters’ drug decriminalization applies an anti-carceral logic to more than just weed.
What’s the Path Forward for Medicare for All?
House Democrats are getting ready to launch a new single-payer push. Do they have a shot?
Trump's Ban on Foreign Workers Has Left Schools With Teacher Shortages
Even as the ban will expire on December 31, some school districts that rely on foreign teachers will still have vacancies next semester.
Law Enforcement Websites Hit by BlueLeaks May Have Been Easy to Hack
Some 270GB of police files were obtained, possibly in a single evening. Backdoor software might have had something to do with it.
Puerto Ricans Voted for Statehood (Again). What Happens Now?
In last month’s election, the island voted to end its territorial status. But the referendum looks unlikely to change anything.
Trump's EPA Helped Erase Records of Almost 270,000 Pounds of Carcinogenic Pollution
Investigative reporter Sharon Lerner explains how 270,000 pounds of the chemical ethylene oxide vanished from the public record.
What Can Biden Do Without the Senate?
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell will likely be able to block any ambitious legislation, but a president has other tools.