Why Native Americans Do Not Separate Religion From Science
Scientists have long been thinking and writing about how Native Americans understand the natural world.
How Workers – Not Companies – Bear The Growing Burden Of Government
Republicans are pushing to decrease corporate taxes, but they already represent a decreasing share of federal revenue.
San Francisco Uses Conservative Playbook To Sue Over ‘Sanctuary Cities’
When a Democrat was president, a Montana sheriff successfully sued to avoid having to enforce federal gun laws.
In An Angry And Fearful Nation, An Outbreak Of Anti-Semitism
Hate crimes are being traced by ProPublica’s coalition of news organizations from throughout the country, including Civil Beat.
Trump’s FCC Redefines The Public Interest As Business Interests
Over the last 30 years, America’s communications regulators have moved away from focusing on society’s benefit.
Can Silicon Valley’s Autocrats Save Democracy?
Democratic participation in the U.S. could use some help, and online technologies could be part of the solution.
Under Trump, The Private Prison Industry Will Likely Grow
Private prisons already hold more than 120,000 inmates – equivalent to 8 percent of all prisoners – for 29 states and the federal government.
Why Artificial Turf May Truly Be Bad For Kids
There is little question in the mind of many scientists that crumb rubber should not be a first choice material for children to play on.
Children Prefer To Read Books On Paper Rather Than Screens
The more devices a child has, the less they read, researchers found.
What Senators Should Ask Trump’s Supreme Court Nominee
Here are three timely and vital questions that Neil Gorsuch needs to answer before his confirmation vote.