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Rio Tinto’s Madagascar Mine Promised Prosperity. It Tainted a Community.Neha WadekarThe Anglo-Australian mining company is facing legal claims that it contaminated waterways and lakes with harmful levels of uranium and lead.
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How the Right Is Taking Over State Courts With Judicial GerrymanderingJill Habig, Jonathan MillerOn issues from abortion rights to criminal justice reforms, the war on democracy is opening new fronts on the state level. |
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“Crime Has Been a Euphemism for Race”: Alameda County’s Reform DA Rejects Recall NarrativeAkela LacyBankrolled by real estate investors, a multimillion-dollar recall effort against Pamela Price launched just six months after she took office.
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Congress Has a Chance to Rein In Police Use of Surveillance TechChris GelardiAs state police amass more spying tools, privacy advocates say Congress’s debate over a mass surveillance bill offers hope for reform. |
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The Other Players Who Helped (Almost) Make the World’s Biggest Backdoor HackNikita MazurovA shadowy figure spent years ingratiating themself to a developer, then injected a backdoor that could have taken over millions of computers. |
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1 in 5 Wisconsin Democrats Said Gaza War Will Impact Their Primary VotePrem ThakkerPresident Joe Biden’s handling of the Gaza war might impact the decisions of at least a quarter of Democratic voters in November. |
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New Report Reveals Dirty Secret of Army Psychological OperationsDaniel BoguslawContrary to Hollywood depictions, Army psyops are an understaffed and ineffective mess. |
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Fox Used to Hate Disinformation Experts. Now It’s Hiring One.Ken KlippensteinFox Corporation is hiring a counter-disinformation specialist as Fox News continues to denounce efforts to fight disinformation. |
