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Why are there still American troops in Syria?

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Trump was just indicted for trying to steal the 2020 election

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Former President Donald Trump was indicted for an unprecedented third time on August 1, adding another set of serious federal charges to the mounting legal issues he faces.

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Hopepunk, explained | "There’s a growing push to see consciously chosen simple pleasures — relaxation, self-care and communal care, and softness — as valid and important lifestyle choices"

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Yes, bird flu is a threat. It’s time to take it seriously. 13 questions about bird flu, answered.

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In the last two years, more than half a billion birds have died globally. The cause isn’t deforestation or climate change or the destruction of grasslands — all of which are contributing to the precipitous decline of wild birds — but avian influenza, i.e., bird flu.

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AI automated discrimination. Here’s how to spot it.

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Climate Activism By Legal Action

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It is clear that Republicans and Democrats alike will never do enough to solve climate catastrophe. Can America’s ambivalence be reversed through the legal system?

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pretty fair coverage in vox

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Your boss has no idea what productivity means

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r/technology

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You may never eat inside a fast food restaurant again

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2022, in 7 minutes

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AI is finally good at stuff. Now what?

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Censorship, trolls, and bots: the war over how we think about Iran’s protests

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Americans workers without employer benefits like health care or paid vacation are rising as gig work increases.

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The number of people employed in nontraditional ways in the US rose to a record 51 million this year, an unprecedented 34 percent jump compared to 2020 … these types of workers are now equivalent to a third of US employment. … Why are people choosing gig work? Despite a rapid economic recovery, there are still 6 million fewer employed Americans than there were pre-pandemic, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data. Many of those have had to turn to independent work — which often gets missed by the BLS data — to compensate.

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