Michael Galant, Eleonora Piergallini / Responsible StatecraftAs Trump shifts U.S. policy, former defenders now concede what was long denied — that economic warfare takes aim at the citizenry.Health & Wellness
Stephanie Armour / KFF Health NewsThe pharmaceutical industry has long had outsize influence over government policy. Now wellness influencers are having their way.Global Voices
Shivani Chaudhary / TruthdigGovernment support after the conflict has been scarce, leaving many struggling to rebuild shattered homes and livelihoods.Opinion
Jeremy Lindenfeld / Capital & MainBetween Trump's proposed cuts to FEMA and his personal feud with Gavin Newsom, he could cost the state billions as climate-driven disasters intensify.TD Original
Lillian Perlmutter / TruthdigAsylum claims for hundreds of thousands of migrants were vetted. Papers and work permits were issued. Then it was all taken away.
Sarah Trent / High Country NewsThe ‘shortsighted’ cuts — which could include more than 100,000 federal workers — could devaste conservation and science efforts.Politics
Robert Reich / SubstackHe suggests that he has an issue with the rising deficit, but what he really wants is to finish the job of annihilating American democracy.TD Column
Travis Kelly / TruthdigThe National Weather Service did its job on July 4. But reduced funding to critical weather programs kept local officials in the dark.
Michael Arria / MondoweissOmar Barghouti, the co-founder of the BDS movement, talks about its history and the hope that it will one day become unnecessary.Photo Essay
Stefano Schirato / TruthdigAn annual pilgrimage of Europe's Romani people culminates in France to honor their patron saint and their way of life.
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Middle East
As Trump shifts U.S. policy, former defenders now concede what was long denied — that economic warfare takes aim at the citizenry.
Health & Wellness
The pharmaceutical industry has long had outsize influence over government policy. Now wellness influencers are having their way.
Global Voices
Government support after the conflict has been scarce, leaving many struggling to rebuild shattered homes and livelihoods.
Opinion
The National Archives are only as reliable as those who control them.
Environment
Between Trump's proposed cuts to FEMA and his personal feud with Gavin Newsom, he could cost the state billions as climate-driven disasters intensify.
TD Original
Asylum claims for hundreds of thousands of migrants were vetted. Papers and work permits were issued. Then it was all taken away.
Film
Norwegian dramas “Sex” and “Love” search for the eternal in the flesh.
Environment
The ‘shortsighted’ cuts — which could include more than 100,000 federal workers — could devaste conservation and science efforts.
Politics
He suggests that he has an issue with the rising deficit, but what he really wants is to finish the job of annihilating American democracy.
TD Column
The Supreme Court ruling is a victory for Donald Trump, but it does leave open a pathway for state and class-action challenges.
TD Column
The National Weather Service did its job on July 4. But reduced funding to critical weather programs kept local officials in the dark.
Interview
Omar Barghouti, the co-founder of the BDS movement, talks about its history and the hope that it will one day become unnecessary.
Photo Essay
An annual pilgrimage of Europe's Romani people culminates in France to honor their patron saint and their way of life.