A Facebook Ban on Political Ads Would Be a Major Blow to the Left. Just Look at AOC’s Campaign.
AOC fueled her rise, and the rise of a movement, by deftly combining on-the-ground organizing with sophisticated targeting on Facebook.
AOC fueled her rise, and the rise of a movement, by deftly combining on-the-ground organizing with sophisticated targeting on Facebook.
Whether such policy boldness means anything in a brand-obsessed political landscape will be determined when ballots are cast.
U.S. border officials are putting fake addresses on asylum paperwork. When asylum seekers fail to show up for hearings, they are being deported in absentia.
Helm is a well-thought-out product that’s as easy to set up as a smartphone. It’s $500 and $100 per year.
Adam Serwer and Mehdi Hasan discuss the president’s continuing refusal to prioritize American lives over stock market performance.
Google's sibling company Sidewalk Labs offers planning agencies the ability to model an entire city's patterns of movement.
After big wins on Super Tuesday, the former Vice President appears to be consolidating moderate and establishment support. Can Sanders regain his momentum?
The Pentagon cited a law permitting government agencies to block the disclosure of records that pertain to “critical infrastructure security information.”
Jacobin magazine Executive Editor Seth Ackerman joins for a conversation with host Jeremy Scahill.
Silicon Valley-funded privacy think tanks’ positions on a federal online privacy bill mirror the tech industry’s lobbying priorities.
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