Louisiana Rushes Buildout of Carbon Pipelines, Adding to Dangers Plaguing Cancer Alley
As the Biden administration funds carbon sequestration projects, residents worry about ruptured pipelines and mass asphyxiation from leaks.
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Senate Blocks Sick Days for Rail Workers, Averts Strike by Forcing Biden Agreement
Railroads have invested heavily in Congress. They got their payoff in the Senate.
Ukraine on the Offensive
Recently back from Ukraine, scholar and researcher Rajan Menon shares his observations.
Oklahoma Executes Scott Eizember, the First of 11 People It Plans to Kill This Year
Eizember spent his final days fighting the state over his right to have a spiritual adviser present in the death chamber.
Two Months That Shook the World: The First Phase of the Gaza War
As Israel resumes its bombing of Gaza, the risk of a wider regional war grows. Mouin Rabbani analyzes the military and propaganda battles between Hamas and Israel.
An Uber Millionaire Wants You to Vote on the Internet — Despite the Inherent Vulnerabilities
Bradley Tusk’s Mobile Voting has already conducted 21 online voting pilots in seven states, but the technology for doing it securely doesn’t exist.
Financial World Celebrates Slowing Wage and Employment Growth in New Jobs Report
In the debate over American workers’ welfare versus the Federal Reserve’s inflation-cooling rate hikes, the workers are losing.
Sen. Kyrsten Sinema Privately Blew Up Biden Nominee Needed to Enact Regulatory Agenda
Sinema quietly killed Biden’s nomination of Ganesh Sitaraman for an important regulatory office.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Is a Linchpin of the Right-Wing Judicial Strategy
Paxton is up for reelection. A case before the Supreme Court this week, Haaland v. Brackeen, is a window into his efforts to expand corporate rights.
“Tell the World What’s Happening Here,” Say Patients in Gaza
Dr. Mohammed Khaleel recounts his experience serving patients, mostly children and young adults with blasts injuries and bullet wounds.