Top Contender for Justice Department Antitrust Post Took Partisan Approach to Google Cases
Bucking a transpartisan coalition, Jonathan Sallet urged state attorneys general not to back Texas, Trump suits.
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Somebody, the Podcast: A Year in Review
Host Shapearl Wells and Invisible Institute journalist Alison Flowers will reflect on the award-winning podcast’s impact in a virtual event on June 30 at 6 p.m. ET.
Joe Manchin Denies He Knew About Key Democratic Strategy to Pass Spending Bills
Conservative Democrats can’t get progressives to give up the two-track strategy — so they’re pretending it doesn’t exist.
How the Leading Republican Candidate for Missouri Senate Seat Lost Koch Support
Eric Greitens, Missouri’s disgraced ex-governor, is polarizing far-right oligarchs.
Vaccine Passports Are Here to Stay. Why Worry?
The key to reanimating public life may also be the linchpin of a global surveillance network.
Bates College Administration Censors Student Reporters Covering Staff Unionization
A college administrator pressured the campus paper to take down a pro-union article and revise it to feature management-friendly talking points.
How Vinyl Flooring Made With Uyghur Forced Labor Ends Up at Big Box Stores
The industry calls it “luxury vinyl tile.” In reality, much of that plastic relies on toxic chemicals — and immense labor abuses.
Bonfire of the Twitterverse
Will the social media giant survive Elon Musk’s leadership intact?
Ilhan Omar and “Moral Equivalence,” a Term of Propaganda Invented in the 1980s
The phrase was created by the State Department and assorted neoconservative pundits to shield Reagan from criticism.
Startup Pitched Tasing Migrants From Drones, Video Reveals
Well-funded Brinc positions its use of robots as nonviolent, but an early promo video undercuts this message.