Alexandra Martinez / PrismBiden and OSHA announce proposal for the first national heat standard as workers speak out against sweltering work conditions.Politics
Freddie deBoer / TruthdigAmong the questions looming over an open convention: How do you push aside the gaffe-prone vice president without destroying the party?
Stavroula Pabst / Responsible StatecraftNakasone’s appointment to the company's board doesn't inspire confidence in its 'non-military' future.Middle East
Nicole Santa Cruz / ProPublicaThe Grants Pass decision sets the tone for criminalizing homelessness, leaving those on the fringe more vulnerable than ever.Military
Daryl G. Kimball / Arms Control TodayThe U.S. led the stop of testing nuclear weapons in 1992, but a resumption may ride on November's election. Courts & Law
Jake Bittle, Zoya Teirstein / GristThe Supreme Court’s scrapping of the precedent may invite regulatory chaos, threatening decades of environmental, financial, and healthcare regulations.
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William Harris / n+1How post-riot Detroit seeded a musical lineage that responds in ever-new ways to the world-altering mood of deindustrialization.Wounds of War
Matt Bivens / TruthdigThe bombing severely escalates tensions for the U.S. in Russia, but it barely makes the news here at home.
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Immigration
Abducting migrants as they head north through Mexico is becoming common. What can they do to avoid it?
Environment
The petrochemical industry says it wants to help reduce plastic pollution, but not if it means cutting production and use.
Labor
Biden and OSHA announce proposal for the first national heat standard as workers speak out against sweltering work conditions.
Politics
Among the questions looming over an open convention: How do you push aside the gaffe-prone vice president without destroying the party?
Technology
Nakasone’s appointment to the company's board doesn't inspire confidence in its 'non-military' future.
Middle East
As the threat of a wider war looms, indications of new splits between the prime minister and IDF leadership.
Opinion
By whistling past the graveyard of Biden’s viability, the pretenders are doing a huge disservice to the country.
Courts & Law
The Grants Pass decision sets the tone for criminalizing homelessness, leaving those on the fringe more vulnerable than ever.
Military
The U.S. led the stop of testing nuclear weapons in 1992, but a resumption may ride on November's election.
Courts & Law
The Supreme Court’s scrapping of the precedent may invite regulatory chaos, threatening decades of environmental, financial, and healthcare regulations.
TD Column
What is the constitutional fallout from the first conviction of a publisher under the Espionage Act of 1917?
Book Review
How post-riot Detroit seeded a musical lineage that responds in ever-new ways to the world-altering mood of deindustrialization.
Wounds of War
The bombing severely escalates tensions for the U.S. in Russia, but it barely makes the news here at home.