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  • The Rose of Sharon
    29 August, 2020

    The Rose of Sharon

    Fiction by Robert Boucheron

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    Robert Boucheron

    Poetry
  • Pinch
    26 August, 2020

    Pinch

    Poetry by Gale Acuff.

    by

    Gale Acuff

    Poetry
  • The Facial Reconstruction
    25 August, 2020

    The Facial Reconstruction

    Fiction by Melissa Kerman.

    by

    Melissa Kerman

    Fiction
  • The Labor-Busting Law Firms and Consultants That Keep Google, Amazon and Other Workplaces Union-Free
    24 August, 2020

    The Labor-Busting Law Firms and Consultants That Keep Google, Amazon and Other Workplaces Union-Free

    American unionization is at an all-time low. These lawyers make sure it stays that way. John Logan writes.

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    John Logan

    Politics
  • Sunday Comics
    23 August, 2020

    Sunday Comics

    Somos viciosos, y queremos molestarlos. Somos chismosos, en la sala lo matamos. Somos operarios de esta máquina banal. En la tormenta, leemos lo Sunday Comics; saludamos con hipocresía al dueño del lugar. Somos residentes.

    by

    Otto S. Fishbein

    Comix
  • Free Thing of the Week: Doctor Popular, Quarantined Beats (and Inside Voices)
    21 August, 2020

    Free Thing of the Week: Doctor Popular, Quarantined Beats (and Inside Voices)

    Music for your life in quarantine from San Francisco’s Doctor Popular and his roster of guest artists.

    by

    Charles Noreaster

    Thing of the Week
  • How to Hide from a Drone – The Subtle Art of ‘Ghosting’ in the Age of Surveillance
    20 August, 2020

    How to Hide from a Drone – The Subtle Art of ‘Ghosting’ in the Age of Surveillance

    A little sousveillance training against government surveillance. Austin Choi-Fitzpatrick writes.

    by

    Austin Choi-Fitzpatrick

    Technology & Science
  • The Big Tech Hearings Could Be a Model for Corporate Accountability
    19 August, 2020

    The Big Tech Hearings Could Be a Model for Corporate Accountability

    Democrats have prided themselves since the 90s on letting big business run roughshod. They need to take the reins. Eleanor Eagan writes.

    by

    Eleanor Eagan

    Technology & Science
  • Three Poems
    18 August, 2020

    Three Poems

    Poetry by Susan Landgraf.

    by

    Susan Landgraf

    Poetry
  • Sunday Comics
    16 August, 2020

    Sunday Comics

    Nineteen tequilas later we had a deal: Havana goes back to the mob, and the Sunday Comics open a chain of Kentucky Fried Chicken shops. Ain’t life sweet?

    by

    Otto S. Fishbein

    Comix
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