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The Job Cremators
Beyond the stunts designed to appease the working-class voter, the Feds are actually working to increase unemployment. Dean Baker explains.
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Machine Bias
There’s software used across the country to predict future criminals. And it’s biased against blacks. Julia Angwin, Jeff Larson, Surya Mattu and Lauren Kirchner do the legwork.
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When Black is Not the Only Color
Too Black for the adoption agencies but not Black enough for the political campaigners. Kamila Zahno writes on growing up an adoptee of mixed heritage in Britain.
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Sunday Comics
Sunday Comics, providing weekly proof that, properly observed by all parties, the Creative Commons is superior to copyright law.
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Why People Vote Against Themselves: A Lesson from Colombia
With the rise of populist nationalism across the globe, a lesson in why people vote against their interests from Yoo Jin Na.
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The Quest for Free, Part 3
Our man in the high chair concludes his sojourn through the world of free software.
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Unexpected Encounter: Understanding Globalism as a Political and Spiritual Term
Max Reif finds that connecting politics and spirituality is possible — even on Facebook.
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A Middle-Aged Nonbeliever’s Look at God
Why is it easy for some to believe in something yet so difficult for others? Joshua Swainston recounts his adventures in the quest for faith.
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20 Rides in 30 Days: Road Wisdom from Lyft Drivers
Echo Li rides around on Lyft for a month and finds out just who is driving.
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