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.
Tanya Goudsouzian / Responsible StatecraftWashington may view these talks as a standard business transaction, but history has taught Tehran that a compromise with the West is a trap.Media
Matt Bivens / TruthdigA school bombing that killed 21 students has enraged Moscow and raised troubling questions about Washington’s role in choosing targets inside Russia.Courts & Law
Alec MacGillis, Ken B. Morales / ProPublicaThe administration has invited dealers who lost their licenses to reapply for new ones, shifted ATF agents to immigration work and scaled back on trafficking prosecutions.LGBTQIA+
Bekah McNeel / The 19thThe law banned Pride clubs and required teachers to use students’ names and pronouns assigned at birth. Adrian Moore didn’t let it define his senior year.
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Christopher Lord / TruthdigThe right-wing media magnate controls a growing information empire in France, but can he be a religious kingmaker in a secular country?
Ari Paul / FAIRThrust into the spotlight during the O.J. Simpson trial, the LAPD detective who died last month became a generational symbol of racist policing and a divided country.TD Column
Jeb Lund / TruthdigMarkwayne Mullin’s threat to cancel flights to blue cities is an instant classic of Trumpworld theater.
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Activism
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.
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.
Middle East
Washington may view these talks as a standard business transaction, but history has taught Tehran that a compromise with the West is a trap.
Media
It wasn't its renowned correspondents or former executive producer. And it certainly wasn't the viewing public.
Politics
The move comes on the heels of the Trump administration's effort to pass sweeping voting restrictions.
Opinion
A school bombing that killed 21 students has enraged Moscow and raised troubling questions about Washington’s role in choosing targets inside Russia.
Courts & Law
The administration has invited dealers who lost their licenses to reapply for new ones, shifted ATF agents to immigration work and scaled back on trafficking prosecutions.
LGBTQIA+
The law banned Pride clubs and required teachers to use students’ names and pronouns assigned at birth. Adrian Moore didn’t let it define his senior year.
TD Column
The right-wing media magnate controls a growing information empire in France, but can he be a religious kingmaker in a secular country?
