The Plague in the Shadows
Decades before Covid-19 appeared, AIDS tore through the US, but there was little help for the most vulnerable communities.
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admin Why No Human Being Should Ever Be Allowed to Have a Trillion Dollars
Elon Musk’s big milestone is no bueno.
The UFC’s Biggest Cards Nearly Always Include Women. Except at Freedom 250.
Dana White says he tried but couldn’t get it done. Others say, “That’s not a glitch.”
The Supreme Court’s Pending Decision on Haitians’ Humanitarian Status Is a Matter of “Life and Death”
“They are trying to push people into the shadows and encourage people to just give up and leave.”
Karmelo Anthony and the Futility of Claiming Self-Defense While Black
Black defendants’ “Stand Your Ground” claims against white assailants are denied more than 99 percent of the time.
Trump Is Targeting Immigrants From Places Hardest Hit by Climate Shocks
Countries with US visa restrictions tend to be more vulnerable to environmental disaster, an analysis shows.
Sportswashed: FIFA’s Long Love Affair With Authoritarians
Political scientist and ex–soccer pro Jules Boykoff on how Trump—like Putin before him—is the World Cup’s biggest winner.
Trump’s Deportation Machine Is Still Targeting Pro-Palestinian Protesters
A judge ordered the deportation of student Mohsen Mahdawi, abducted from his naturalization proceedings last April.
My Half-Baked Attempt to Cook Through the World Cup
One family’s three-month feast, from Group A through chipa guazu.