U.N. Power Broker Jeffrey Sachs Took Millions From the UAE to Research “Well-Being”
The happiness project might be easy to dismiss if it didn’t confer legitimacy on a repressive government.
The happiness project might be easy to dismiss if it didn’t confer legitimacy on a repressive government.
"These tweets are unnecessarily antagonistic (risking Amazon’s brand), and may be a result of unauthorized access," read an employee help ticket.
Some of the top Defense Department officials — including Defense Secretary nominee Lloyd Austin — have deep ties to the private sector.
Fifty Black families were forcibly displaced from their homes in the 1960s. Now the descendants are seeking redress and a chance to testify before Congress.
Jordan Smith and law professor Melissa Murray discuss the Supreme Court’s leaked draft decision and its implications.
Joe Biden was an opponent of unqualified U.S. support for El Salvador’s military junta, but he sought compromises to ensure that funding was approved with restrictions.
EPA managers removed information about the risks posed by dozens of chemicals, according to whistleblowers.
Brandy Brooks, an equity consultant running for Maryland office, was well-positioned to resolve a harassment complaint by a campaign staffer and friend. Mediation was successful — but it fell apart anyway.
The end of the property tax exemption came as one of a series of blows heralding new public pushback against fossil fuels.
A panel of journalists discuss the latest revelations regarding the theory that Covid-19 originated in a Chinese laboratory.
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