Amazon Workers Are Organizing a Global Struggle
Amazon is seeing record profits — but little trickles down to the ground-level workers who keep the online giant running.
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Feds Are Tapping Protesters' Phones. Here's How To Stop Them.
Use Signal and add a PIN code to your phone’s SIM card to help protect against spying.
I Am a Book Critic. Here's What Is Wrong With "Black Lists" -- and What Is Good.
We are in the era of Black Lives Matter, but anti-racism books should not hold value only in relation to troubled times.
There's No Telling What Data Facebook Will Collect If You Use Its Zoom Clone
Messenger Rooms won’t “watch or listen” to your calls. But Facebook won't say how it will handle metadata like who you chat with and when.
What Can Biden Do Without the Senate?
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell will likely be able to block any ambitious legislation, but a president has other tools.
Race, Trust, and the Chicago Police: The Investigation of Courtney Copeland’s Murder
A live conversation between Jeremy Scahill, Shapearl Wells, and Alison Flowers about the new podcast Somebody.
Introducing Somebody Episode 1: Courtney
Shapearl Wells wants to know who shot her son Courtney. The cops won’t help, so she sets out on her own investigation to find the killer.
Amazon "Stands in Solidarity" Against Police Racism While Selling Racist Tech to Police
The company’s vocal support for protests is contradicted by its surveillance products like Ring and Rekognition.
Pete Buttigieg’s Policy Director Has Been Traveling the Country for Months to Meet With “Investors” in His Campaign
Sonal Shah, Buttigieg’s national policy director, has been meeting with high-level donors on at least a weekly basis throughout the fall and winter.
The Rise of the Radical Moms
Ryan Grim talks to three women who entered politics after Trump’s election.