Jane Mayer on a meticulous analysis of online activity during the 2016 campaign that makes a powerful case that targeted cyberattacks by hackers and trolls were decisive.
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Too Hot for Work?
September 27, 2018Climate change is already worsening working conditions across the country.
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The Saudi shopping spree includes talks with U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry, who is in London hoping to sell the Saudis AP1000 commercial nuclear reactors made by the bankrupt US…
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FCC repeals net neutrality rules, in a sweeping act of deregulation – Chicago Tribune
December 14, 2017Federal regulators voted Thursday to allow Internet providers to speed up service for some apps and websites – and block or slow down others – in a decision repealing landmark,…
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How a psychopath is made
November 30, 2017Two “extreme” parenting styles have been linked to children becoming criminal psychopaths in later life, a study has revealed. The Norwegian…
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While Donald Trump is pitching his tax plan as something that benefits the middle class, even a cursory glance at the ill-defined plan shows that in truth it’s a windfall for…
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Fukushima’s decommissioning delays, challenges and unknowns remain roadblocks to cleanup
October 4, 2017Six and a half years after the Fukushima Daiichi triple meltdown, Japan’s government, the nuclear regulator and Tokyo Electric Power Company’s (TEPCO) most rudimentary plan of attack for recovery from…
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Anniversary of world’s third most serious nuclear accident
October 4, 2017To most, a major nuclear accident means Chernobyl or Fukushima. But the world’s third most deadly nuclear disaster happened 60 years ago, on September 29, 1957, at the Mayak plutonium…
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‘People Are Getting Desperate’ in Puerto Rico as Federal Response Not Equal to the Crisis
September 29, 2017Will the U.S. and other wealthier nations start to step up to help the poorer, more vulnerable communities as the impacts of climate change become increasingly more severe?
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Developing disasters: How cities are making hurricanes more destructive
September 28, 2017Scientists warn of expanding “bull’s-eyes” as the US builds in parts of the country at ever-greater risk because of climate change and severe weather