Recent Highlights
Don’t Be Fooled by Fossil Fuel Companies’ Green Exterior
Polluters are paying lip service to the climate crisis, but plowing ahead with destructive business as usual.
By Kate Aronoff in Rolling Stone.
Census Case Could Cement John Roberts’ Legacy of Upholding White Power
A decision in favor of the census citizenship question would cap off a long career of rolling back voting rights.
By Ari Berman in Mother Jones.
Teflon Toxin Safety Level Should Be 700 Times Lower Than Current EPA Guideline
New data suggests that the safety threshold for PFOA in drinking water should be as low as .1 parts per trillion.
By Sharon Lerner in the Intercept.
The YouTubers Who Changed the Landscape for #NaturalHair
Makeup tutorials have been around since the beginning, but vloggers now enjoy a different level of success.
By Collier Meyerson in Wired.
The Case for Staying on Earth—With or Without Musk and Bezos
Why should we listen to zillionaires who want to abandon ship?
By Katha Pollitt in The Nation.
If Donald Trump Is the Symptom… Then What’s the Disease?
In the context of both Trump change and climate change, we’re still awaiting our true transformative president.
By Tom Engelhardt in TomDispatch.
The Shameful Truth About Britain’s Response to Grenfell
It’s not that we don’t see injustice such as Grenfell or Windrush, it’s that we get bored by it.
By Gary Younge in the Guardian.
House Democrats Hold Trump Officials in Contempt for Withholding Census Documents
The attorney general and commerce secretary have refused to provide key documents about why they added a citizenship question to the 2020 census.
By Ari Berman in Mother Jones.
McConnell And Trump: Democracy’s Enemies Within
Among the most disturbing moments during the last presidential election cycle occurred in September 2016, when a group of top intelligence officials briefed congressional leaders on the Kremlin’s aggressive hacking campaign.
By Joe Conason in the National Memo.
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