Sarah Hofmann / DeSmogJPMorgan again tops the list of banks embracing “disaster capitalism” as climate deregulation policies inspire more industry investments, new report finds.Economic Justice
Chabeli Carrazana / The 19thThe first-of-its-kind center, called the Little Apple, could be a model for other cities exploring ways to make life more affordable for workers.Courts & Law
Jonathan Shorman / States NewsroomA new order risks disrupting how tens of millions of Americans cast their ballots — about 30% of whom voted by mail in 2024.Opinion
Freddie deBoer / TruthdigStrip away the moralizing and the sequence is obvious: an inconvenient insurgent, internal material weaponized by his own side, a Republican-linked source and a calendar tuned to a removal-and-replace statute.
Jeb Lund / TruthdigThe oyster farmer is a muscled Homer Simpson — the blunderingly caring lummox doing his best, whom we’re culturally predisposed to hug and forgive while he figures it all out.Middle East
Connor Echols / Responsible StatecraftAfter a weekend of escalation, the Houthis launched missiles at Israel and vowed to disrupt shipping in the Red Sea.
Tamara Pearson / TruthdigCriminal organizations like Los Ardillos are terrorizing local communities in an effort to expand control over valuable mineral deposits.
Lena Simet, Anna Bacciarelli / FPIFIn Geneva, governments are negotiating the first binding global standard that codifies protections for gig workers and regulates their AI bosses.Sports
Maria J. Stephan / Waging NonviolenceA big tent "No ICE in the Cup" coalition is harnessing the energy surrounding the games to imagine a more free and democratic United States.
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Environment
JPMorgan again tops the list of banks embracing “disaster capitalism” as climate deregulation policies inspire more industry investments, new report finds.
Economic Justice
The first-of-its-kind center, called the Little Apple, could be a model for other cities exploring ways to make life more affordable for workers.
Courts & Law
A new order risks disrupting how tens of millions of Americans cast their ballots — about 30% of whom voted by mail in 2024.
Opinion
Strip away the moralizing and the sequence is obvious: an inconvenient insurgent, internal material weaponized by his own side, a Republican-linked source and a calendar tuned to a removal-and-replace statute.
TD Column
The oyster farmer is a muscled Homer Simpson — the blunderingly caring lummox doing his best, whom we’re culturally predisposed to hug and forgive while he figures it all out.
Middle East
After a weekend of escalation, the Houthis launched missiles at Israel and vowed to disrupt shipping in the Red Sea.
Politics
James Talarico has the political winds at his back as he faces off against a scandal-plagued Ken Paxton.
Film
Sara Dosa’s latest documentary is an emotional plea to save the planet.
LGBTQIA+
Pride events have been canceled in several states as LGBTQIA+ organizers point to a hostile political landscape.
Military
The late Lawrence Korb spent the latter part of his life fighting for cuts to the Pentagon budget.
TD Original
Criminal organizations like Los Ardillos are terrorizing local communities in an effort to expand control over valuable mineral deposits.
Technology
In Geneva, governments are negotiating the first binding global standard that codifies protections for gig workers and regulates their AI bosses.
Sports
A big tent "No ICE in the Cup" coalition is harnessing the energy surrounding the games to imagine a more free and democratic United States.