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.
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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.
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.
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.
Private Prisons Are a Socially Responsible Investment, According to Bizarre Wall Street Measures
Defense contractors, fossil fuel companies, and pharmaceutical giants have also used superficial measures like diverse boards to earn inclusion in so-called socially conscious ESG funds.
Stanley McChrystal Accidentally Reveals the Dishonesty of U.S. Generals
McChrystal's new book is so stuffed with mendacity and banality that it serves as an exposé on America's generals after 9/11.
Antitrust Makes a Comeback
"Capitalism without competition isn’t capitalism; it’s exploitation," the president said.
Defense Department IG Omitted Evidence of Alleged Corruption in JEDI Program, Documents Show
Emails reveal that the auditor shielded potentially compromising evidence from the public.
China’s Mounting Challenge to U.S. Hegemony
Elbridge Colby, a former Pentagon official under Donald Trump, joins Jeremy Scahill and Murtaza Hussain to discuss U.S.-China tensions.
Can a Progressive Populist Win in Trump Country?
Rep. Matt Cartwright is seeking reelection in a district that went for Trump in 2020.