Why Big Tech, Cops, and Spies Were Made for One Another
The American surveillance state is a public-private partnership.
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10 Years After My Cancer Diagnosis, the Right Is Still Trying to Kill Me
In 2013, I had great health insurance, and it probably saved my life.
How to Authenticate Large Datasets
Hacked and leaked datasets are more common than ever. Here are some ways to verify they’re real.
The Big Myth About “Free” Markets That Justified History’s Greatest Heist
A recent book details how the top 10 percent stole $47 trillion via intellectual warfare.
Companies Already Ban the Use of Their Drugs for Lethal Injection. Now They’re Blocking IV Equipment.
Medical manufacturers say states can’t use their IV equipment to kill, a stance that could fuel new challenges to lethal injection.
No to Biden, No to Trump: Insights From Swing-State Voters
Analyzing double-haters’ criticisms of both presidential candidates with campaign adviser Anat Shenker-Osorio.
Rio Tinto’s Madagascar Mine Promised Prosperity. It Tainted a Community.
The Anglo-Australian mining company is facing legal claims that it contaminated waterways and lakes with harmful levels of uranium and lead.
At The Hague, Israel Mounted a Defense Based in an Alternate Reality
Israel’s rebuttal against charges of genocide was as weak in offering documented facts as South Africa’s case was powerful.
United by Necessity: How the American Revolution Averted Civil War
Historian Eli Merritt argues fear of civil war compelled the 13 Colonies to unite during the struggle for American independence.
Ron DeSantis Has Raked in $3.9 Million From Insurance Industry, New Report Reveals
The governor has overseen a dramatic rise in home insurance premiums and legislative giveaways to insurance companies.