George Lakey / Waging NonviolenceThe Global Nonviolent Action Database details cases of mass movements overcoming tyrants through strategic nonviolent campaigns.Business & Economy
Daniel Rothberg, Dayvid Figler / ProPublicaThe Boring Company project is realizing Musk’s idea of regulation: avoid lengthy reviews and instead impose fines if anything goes awry.Politics
Dean Baker / Beat the PressThe paper wants us to believe disaffection is a result of misunderstanding and not an elite agenda in which it is complicit.
Jason Buch / Texas ObserverA mass overdose event in Austin reveals the state’s backward approach to the ongoing crisis spurred by fentanyl and other super-potent substances.Truthdiggers
Alexander Reed Kelly / TruthdigCritical journalists view the slaughter of their colleagues in Paris from a deeply personal perspective. "Does my work threaten my life?" we ask ourselves.TD Original
James North / TruthdigA lawsuit filed by the Democratic Republic of Congo seeks to hold Apple and its suppliers to account for decades of profiting off conflict minerals.Business & Economy
William Hartung / Responsible StatecraftIf the Pentagon gets a funding boost under the guise of an “efficiency” campaign, old and new defense companies could end up doing just fine.
Saqib Rahim / GristResearch shows the nation’s coral reefs protect 18,000 lives and $1.8 billion in assets each year and should be protected, for our sake as well theirs.TD Original
Arun Gupta / TruthdigThe nation's success on the battlefield masks the beating it is taking as an international pariah.
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Asia Pacific
Simmering tensions among China, India and Pakistan are driving a triangular nuclear arms race.
Activism
The Global Nonviolent Action Database details cases of mass movements overcoming tyrants through strategic nonviolent campaigns.
Business & Economy
The Boring Company project is realizing Musk’s idea of regulation: avoid lengthy reviews and instead impose fines if anything goes awry.
Politics
The paper wants us to believe disaffection is a result of misunderstanding and not an elite agenda in which it is complicit.
Courts & Law
A mass overdose event in Austin reveals the state’s backward approach to the ongoing crisis spurred by fentanyl and other super-potent substances.
Truthdiggers
Critical journalists view the slaughter of their colleagues in Paris from a deeply personal perspective. "Does my work threaten my life?" we ask ourselves.
TD Original
A lawsuit filed by the Democratic Republic of Congo seeks to hold Apple and its suppliers to account for decades of profiting off conflict minerals.
Business & Economy
Here’s what to expect as lawmakers try to hash out a new farm bill.
Military
If the Pentagon gets a funding boost under the guise of an “efficiency” campaign, old and new defense companies could end up doing just fine.
Environment
Research shows the nation’s coral reefs protect 18,000 lives and $1.8 billion in assets each year and should be protected, for our sake as well theirs.
TD Original
The nation's success on the battlefield masks the beating it is taking as an international pariah.