Juan Cole / Informed CommentThe mission is sponsored by the Freedom Flotilla in a symbolic effort to break Israel's blockade of food and aid to the Strip.Business & Economy
Alec MacGillis / ProPublicaEvery Sunday, newspapers are full of ads for tech jobs that aren't really looking for applicants. They reveal an aspect of U.S. immigration law that hurts both domestic and foreign workers — yet has endured for decades.Labor
Jane Slaughter / Labor NotesIn Turkey, labor leaders find themselves under arrest for organizing against a government that wants to bend labor to its will.Courts & Law
Joe Fassler / DeSmogThe billionaire rescued the right-wing plan to dismantle government at its most toxic moment. With DOGE, Musk was Trump’s enabler and fall guy.
Adam M. Rhodes / The AppealA roundup of resources as governments have moved to criminalize trans people, parents of trans children and health care providers.TD Column
Jasmine Mithani, Mel Leonor Barclay / The 19thSlashed and paused funding, mass firings, and information purges have destabilized an infrastructure that took 40 years to build.Film
Peter Kornbluh / NACLAThe recent book by John Dinges pursues the untold story behind the killings of two Americans by the Chilean military after the 1973 coup.
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Activism
The mission is sponsored by the Freedom Flotilla in a symbolic effort to break Israel's blockade of food and aid to the Strip.
Business & Economy
Every Sunday, newspapers are full of ads for tech jobs that aren't really looking for applicants. They reveal an aspect of U.S. immigration law that hurts both domestic and foreign workers — yet has endured for decades.
Labor
In Turkey, labor leaders find themselves under arrest for organizing against a government that wants to bend labor to its will.
Courts & Law
The billionaire rescued the right-wing plan to dismantle government at its most toxic moment. With DOGE, Musk was Trump’s enabler and fall guy.
Economic Justice
The drastic policy shifts will make it harder on those who grow food — and on those struggling to afford to eat.
Opinion
We are haunted by William Graham Sumner, the Yale professor who brought social Darwinism to America during the Gilded Age.
Women
Slashed and paused funding, mass firings, and information purges have destabilized an infrastructure that took 40 years to build.
Film
Iran’s Palme d’Or winner “It Was Just an Accident” is a furious triumph about state violence and the limits of revenge.
TD Original
U.S. and Mexican immigration policies have made kidnapping a rite of passage on the migrant trail.
Environment
The state recently took the first step to potentially becoming a leader in next-generation nuclear energy.
Books
The recent book by John Dinges pursues the untold story behind the killings of two Americans by the Chilean military after the 1973 coup.