An 18-year-old said she was attacked at knifepoint. Then she said she made it up. That’s where the story begins in this deep-dig piece from Marshall Project and ProPublica reporters T. Christian Miller and Ken Armstrong.

Working in the middle of the night has its excellent moments. Will we miss them when the robots take over? Danielle King writes.

Deric Gruen reads Naomi Klein and considers why the Left isn’t ready to let go of neoliberal ideas of growth.

Sinar Project’s Hazwany Jamaluddin reports on the state of open in Southeast Asia.

As the population ages, the need for nurses has increased sharply. Adrienne Erin considers why there is a nursing shortage.

We bring you the story of how Creative Commons in New Zealand helped open up their country.

Paul Stacey deals with abundance as a business model.

It has been obvious for decades that copyright law is ill-matched for the opportunities and challenges created by the Internet. Can WIPO help? Jeremy Malcolm thinks not.

A group of activists in Oregon wants polluters to pay residents for using their air. Nathan Schneider speaks with Camila Thorndike, director of Oregon Climate, about this unusual effort to put a price on carbon.