Economy Why there are so many "Ghost Jobs" haunting hiring websites Thom Dunn

economics A layperson-friendly introduction to MMT, a heterodox school of economics that could finance a Green New Deal Cory Doctorow

Science Academic fraud endemic in published research, from photoshopped blots to AI slop Rob Beschizza

strikes Major union votes to strike in solidarity with pro-Palestine university protestors Natalie Dressed

Science Physicist Sean Carroll and the biggest ideas in the universe Ruben Bolling

abortion Arizona abortion clinic to stay open despite looming ban Natalie Dressed

censorship University of Pennsylvania affiliates face McCarthy-style treatment Natalie Dressed

texas Austin's guaranteed basic income pilot program was a hit. A GOP state senator doesn't want it to happen in Houston Jennifer Sandlin

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labor Wall Street Journal complains about workers using their sick days Thom Dunn

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tesla After an investigation, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has sued Tesla for discrimination Jason Weisberger

portland Portland loses its jug-shaped strip club Jason Weisberger

politics "Smiles" emphasized over "health and wellbeing" as In-N-Out orders workers not to wear masks without doctor's note Jennifer Sandlin

george santos Fraud-indicted George Santos shames girl for having acne Mark Frauenfelder

discrimination High-flying LA attorneys' toxic emails revealed Mark Frauenfelder

disgraced ex-mayors Rudy Giuliani sued by former employee, who says he forced her into oral sex while he talked to Donald Trump Carla Sinclair

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politics "We the Elites" is a new book about an old problem: the U.S. Constitution Elías Villoro

book bans American Library Association reports book banning at an all-time high Jason Weisberger