We’ve gathered stories from all across the country detailing what happens when Big Tech’s latest monstrosities come to town.

It’s the fear, the enshittification, datacenter hostility, and the tech broligarchy

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New York Times review compares how secretaries use their time with Trump

Academy of Management to move event in future years as regular attendees stay at home owing to visa fears and opposition to president’s research policies

Scientists working on synthetic “mirror life” have come to realize that, if created, it could pose an existential threat to life on Earth.

The U.S. Energy Information Administration on Tuesday revised its earlier forecasts to reflect a ‌much bigger and lengthier hit to global oil supplies from the Iran war than it previously projected, h...

Data from missions showing critically low snowpack on mountains across the west raises alarm among experts

Advice from around the world on how to keep working under threat.

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(Bloomberg) -- Republican lawmakers are looking at ways to lower taxes on capital gains as the party searches for new ways to woo voters worried about the cost of living heading into November’s midter...

Two wildfires in southeastern Georgia continued to threaten homes and lives on Saturday as officials warned that strong winds could spread the flames. Brantley County Manager Joey Cason called it a “...

Scent is a vital component of human intelligence. But in our quest to advance artificial intelligence, nobody seems to care about it.

How Oxford, LARB, and a chorus of praise turned credulity into scholarship and deepened epistemic injury

Struggles against oppression start with people critically reflecting on their experiences. What happens to such struggles when we outsource our thinking to AI and replace human interlocutors with syco...

“Threatening to annihilate a nation of 90 million people worked for about a day, but now I need to come up with something else,” Trump said.

President Donald Trump says he’s pulling back on his threats to widen attacks on Iran — subject to Iran being ready for a two-week ceasefire and to reopen Strait of Hormuz.

“We were punished.” That’s how Joe Lauria, the editor in chief of Consortium News, described PayPal’s decision to cut off their account. Lauria has spent decades writing about international affairs…

The government has secured some notable wins, but plaintiffs aiming to rein in Trump’s higher ed agenda still hold the upper hand, an Inside Higher Ed analysis shows.

The erosion of deep reading weakens our capacity to grasp complex ideas.

Though New York University contingent faculty’s ongoing strike is the biggest news of late from campus, the institution’s  suspect labor practices aren’t the only recent damning headlines: NYU is a…

On May 13th 1985, a Police Department helicopter hovering above 6221 Osage Avenue in West Philadelphia made history: it dropped 11/4-pound blocks of C-4 explosives, making it the first time a U.S. …

There is an enormous amount of misinformation circulating about former Special Counsel Bob Mueller’s investigation into Russian attempts to influence the 2016 U.S.

A critic and self-described "nonfinisher" considers why we feel guilty about abandoning books—and what the endings of novels can teach us about the…