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Harm reduction advocates oppose vaping bans of all kinds, arguing that vaping is the most effective way to permanently ease smokers off cigarettes.

The online magazine of the "intellectual dark web" is repackaging discredited race science.

She wants to lead a youth movement, but her first book says more about a media ecosystem that helped produce her than radical action.

Access to adequate restrooms is a fundamental necessity for everyone, but it's harder to come by the less structural power you have.

In recent years, corporations have privatized almost every part of the public prison system. Now, PE firms are swooping in, seeking lavish returns for investors.

Call it greenwashing with a twist — the twist being that the fossil-fuel companies' claims of good corporate citizenship are now being supported by respected news organizations.

But don't expect the hear about it on the nightly news.

A new direct democracy movement hopes to reconstitute France's left parties around a European Green New Deal — but voters are still skeptical.

How content-management systems will shape the future of media businesses big and small.

The former Greek finance minister is on a quest to unite the global left.

The country's treatment of its Rohingya minority is vexing tourists, but not enough to stop the violence.

How US military spending keeps rising even as the Pentagon flunks its audit.

Why 10 Catholic sisters are on a road trip to spread the gospel of tax reform.

Long after their iconic American quilts caught the art world's attention, the Gee's Bend artisans are taking control of their legacy.

What happened to the steady job? Gig-economy start-ups like to imply that it has outlived its usefulness. Americans are supposed to have rejected it, leaving behind the ornery supervisors, fixed schedules, and rigid corporate culture that come with dependable employment.

Latin has long been the domain of dead white men. Today, a new cadre of scholars is trying to take it back.

The rise of the right-wing populist Sweden Democrats is stunning — but the Social Democrats have been losing ground for decades.

Broadband for all is a necessary policy. Just don't expect it to end poverty.

One father deported to Honduras struggles to describe the pain of remaining separated from his son.