Bill Blum / TruthdigTrump’s plot to weaponize the post office is based on facile legal arguments, but its impact on democracy is grave.Business & Economy
Seth Millstein / SentientIf Flávio Bolsonaro becomes president, he could reinstate his father’s policies and reverse Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s course corrections.Wounds of War
Katie Honan / The City ReporterMayor Mamdani is making public a trove of previously withheld city documents related to air quality and health concerns after the attack on the World Trade Center 25 years ago.
Hank Kennedy / FAIRSyndicated stereotypes, caricatures and slanders have a long history of showing up in the cartoons on the nation’s editorial pages.Politics
Charlie Hope D’Anieri / Barn RaiserIn deep red Iowa, voters are overwhelmingly supporting candidates who prioritize clean water and stricter regulations on pesticide use and nitrate runoff from industrial farms.TD Original
Émile P. Torres / TruthdigDespite making noises about respecting democracy, AI companies are unilaterally deploying extremely dangerous technologies without the consent of the people.Environment
John P. Ruehl / IMIThe Trump administration is part of an international trend of business elites entering government and using commercial relationships as tools of diplomacy and geopolitical influence.Africa
Stacy Malkan / USRTKThe philanthropist promised a biotech-fueled productivity boom for farmers, but the data shows sluggish yields and rising hunger. Where is the accountability?
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TD Column
Trump’s plot to weaponize the post office is based on facile legal arguments, but its impact on democracy is grave.
Business & Economy
It's a grim moment for what was a booming industry, but electric vehicle manufacturers aren't giving up.
Americas
If Flávio Bolsonaro becomes president, he could reinstate his father’s policies and reverse Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s course corrections.
Wounds of War
After 9/11, fear and rage blended into high octane for a war machine set for large-scale killing.
Politics
Eighteen months into Donald Trump’s disruptive trade war, Canada finds itself back in a very familiar place.
Health & Wellness
Mayor Mamdani is making public a trove of previously withheld city documents related to air quality and health concerns after the attack on the World Trade Center 25 years ago.
Media
Syndicated stereotypes, caricatures and slanders have a long history of showing up in the cartoons on the nation’s editorial pages.
Politics
In deep red Iowa, voters are overwhelmingly supporting candidates who prioritize clean water and stricter regulations on pesticide use and nitrate runoff from industrial farms.
TD Original
Despite making noises about respecting democracy, AI companies are unilaterally deploying extremely dangerous technologies without the consent of the people.
Environment
If we're going to prevent the next ecological disaster, we must transition to a global economy of ecosocialism.
Ear to the Ground
The feminist icon leaves a complicated legacy and trust in the next generation of activists.
Politics
The Trump administration is part of an international trend of business elites entering government and using commercial relationships as tools of diplomacy and geopolitical influence.
Africa
The philanthropist promised a biotech-fueled productivity boom for farmers, but the data shows sluggish yields and rising hunger. Where is the accountability?