Robert Reich / SubstackThe 12 U.S. executives would like nothing better than to set up more lower-cost, highly productive factories and research facilities in China.Health & Wellness
Connor Echols / Responsible StatecraftWith an opportunity to rethink ties with Beijing, most party leaders remain committed to the hawkish line of the Biden administration.Opinion
Dean Baker / Beat the PressEven if we restrict the money rich people can spend on politics — directly or through super PACs — they can still take control of the media.
Kae Petrin / PrismAt least 10 states have imposed new misdemeanor or felony penalties since 2022 — a stark increase in the use of criminal law to target trans people and their support networks.TD Column
Conor Lynch / TruthdigYes, the tax system is unjust and broken. But trying to outflank the GOP and shrink the country’s revenue base is not the progressive answer.
Devin B. Martinez / Peoples DispatchA growing movement in Utah is challenging the Stratos Project, a city-sized AI data center backed by TV personality Kevin O’Leary.Activism
Michael Arria / MondoweissActivists and lawmakers are pushing to repeal the nation's first anti-BDS law, which became the model for dozens of other states.Business & Economy
Greg David / THE CITYFIFA predicted the New York area would take in $3 billion from the World Cup. But some official estimates say the city could lose money on the world’s biggest sporting event.
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Business & Economy
The 12 U.S. executives would like nothing better than to set up more lower-cost, highly productive factories and research facilities in China.
Health & Wellness
Where scientists see climate change at work, others see the designs of a global cabal.
Politics
With an opportunity to rethink ties with Beijing, most party leaders remain committed to the hawkish line of the Biden administration.
Opinion
Even if we restrict the money rich people can spend on politics — directly or through super PACs — they can still take control of the media.
LGBTQIA+
At least 10 states have imposed new misdemeanor or felony penalties since 2022 — a stark increase in the use of criminal law to target trans people and their support networks.
TD Column
Yes, the tax system is unjust and broken. But trying to outflank the GOP and shrink the country’s revenue base is not the progressive answer.
Europe
Reform and Green victories in the UK set the stage for big climate battles in the years ahead.
Environment
A growing movement in Utah is challenging the Stratos Project, a city-sized AI data center backed by TV personality Kevin O’Leary.
Activism
Activists and lawmakers are pushing to repeal the nation's first anti-BDS law, which became the model for dozens of other states.
Business & Economy
FIFA predicted the New York area would take in $3 billion from the World Cup. But some official estimates say the city could lose money on the world’s biggest sporting event.
Ear to the Ground
The nominations recognize work published in 2025 across a wide range of subjects and formats, reflecting Truthdig’s continued commitment to independent journalism.
