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Ecoterrorism is the world’s biggest threat.

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“My dorm room looked like a jail until I got plants,” Zac, a freshman, beams as he adds a hardy succulent to his recent collection of plants. An Ikea pop-up had just hit Zac’s campus — in exchange for ...

These days a lot of us recognize the pitfalls of consuming all our media through streaming. We feel little attachment to our music and are at the whim of algorithms for each song. The price of the ...

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The police’s violence comes as no surprise. Violence and oppression is built into the police’s origin story, and violence will continue to define policing unless serious changes are made.

Close to 8 thousand writers recently signed a letter from The Authors Guild protesting the unauthorized use of their stories.

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With the brutal death of Alexey Navalny, there’s a lot of pain, anger, and despair on the Internet. I’m talking about normal people, not moral monsters, scoundrels, and prostitutes — and people feel ...