The Architects of the Iraq War: Where Are They Now?
They’re all doing great, thanks for asking.
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What to Do Before Sharing Classified Documents With Your Friends Online
While it’s tempting to share a photo to prove your point, you ought to think through the potential repercussions.
How to Read the Israeli “Kidnapped” Posters
Images of the missing, from the Holocaust, Latin America, 9/11, and beyond.
Episode Four: Criminalizing Care
The remarkable life and cruel death of Peter McWilliams, an AIDS and cancer patient who played a critical role in the legalization of medical marijuana.
How 3D Models and Other Technology Could Make it Easier to Convict War Criminals
The war crimes trial of a Malian rebel is the first test of new tools that could become central to justice efforts in Ukraine and beyond.
Hijacked Hope: Why a Decade of Mass Protest Backfired
Vincent Bevins discusses his new book, “If We Burn: The Mass Protest Decade and the Missing Revolution,” and the global protest movements of the 2010s.
Texas GOP Opens Up a New Front in Genocidal Anti-Trans Campaign
A new bill proposes a novel way to block access to transition-related treatment — for adults too.
Shocking Vote by Oklahoma Parole Board Clears the Way for Richard Glossip’s Execution
Over the unprecedented pleas of the attorney general and state lawmakers to spare Glossip’s life, board members voted to deny clemency.
That Time Joe Biden Was Banned From Negotiating With Republicans
Biden negotiating a debt ceiling with Kevin McCarthy was Harry Reid’s worst nightmare.
Oklahoma Attorney General Asks Court to Overturn Richard Glossip’s Conviction
The attorney general cited evidence destroyed by the state and misstatements by key witnesses, concluding that Glossip’s conviction could not stand.