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Long before the order came down to “shelter in place,” my brain was telling me to retreat. Last year was not a good year for me. I struggled for work; I had my heart broken. My instinct was to isolate; to distance. What a fortunate turn, then, to be given a state-sanctioned reason to do so. To forego obligations and commitments and responsibilities. I can allow my worst habits to overtake me,… → Read More
McKinsey & Company, where Pete Buttigieg used to work, earned millions advising the immigration enforcement agency to cut back on food and medicine for detainees. → Read More
A quarter of the world's population lives in areas where climate change could force them to move, potentially devastating communities and economies around the globe, says a new IPCC report. → Read More
Activists blocked the streets of Washington as Greta Thunberg issued an ultimatum to world leaders at the UN. → Read More
The president's ugly rhetoric about 'cleaning up' homelessness is all too familiar. → Read More
The 'New York Times' says the controversial member of Congress has fallen in line. That's only half the story. → Read More
The left wants the party to fight tooth and nail. The party has responded: "Get real." → Read More
If Bernie Sanders wants to win, he needs to make the distinction clear. → Read More
A newly passed law would require rideshare companies to treat their drivers as employees and provide them with benefits like health insurance. → Read More
The hurricane survivors barred from coming to Florida won't be the last desperate people the government turns away. → Read More
The move continues the president's assault on the legal immigration system. → Read More
A court ruled that the way the GOP drew legislative maps in the state wasn't just unfair, but illegal. → Read More
He was recently caught embellishing a story about a visit to Afghanistan, but it was far from the first time he had stretched the truth. → Read More
It's the latest move by a Trump administration committed to ignoring climate change. → Read More
On Wednesday, 25,000 teachers in Oregon walked off their jobs, shutting down at least 600 schools across the state as part of a campaign for smaller class sizes, more nurses and guidance counselors, and better funding for public education (paid for by taxing the rich). → Read More
Drivers can make $20 an hour delivering packages for Amazon Flex, but shifts are drying up → Read More
Earlier this year, Amazon became the second U.S.-based company to be valued at more than $1 trillion. Yet for all its dominance and efficiency, Amazon relies on a dusty, centuries-old system to… → Read More
Right-Wing Billionaires Are Buying Themselves a New Constitution → Read More
In April, the Trump Administration launched what it called the Victims of Immigration Crime Engagement (VOICE) hotline, with a stated mission to “provide proactive, timely, adequate, and professional services to victims of crimes committed by removable aliens.” But internal logs of calls to VOICE obtained by Splinter show that hundreds of Americans seized on the hotline to lodge secret… → Read More
On Thursday, just three days before Tottenham Hotspur’s Premier League season opener and three weeks before the summer transfer window closes, the worst newspaper in England published a shocking interview with Tottenham’s 27-year-old star left back Danny Rose, horrifying Spurs supporters the world over. → Read More