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Lawmakers won’t compromise on police reform. Will Tyre Nichols’s killing change that?
New calls for police reform face old Democratic and Republican divisions in Congress.
Clean energy is taking over the Texas grid. State officials are trying to stop it.
Wind and solar are rapidly growing, but Texas Republicans want to throw a lifeline to natural gas.
How Avatar: The Way of Water can make $2 billion and still feel irrelevant
James Cameron’s sequel is the global smash no one is talking about.
Your favorite tech giant wants you to know it’s a startup again
Facebook, Google, and Amazon are trying to get their groove back.
How effective altruists ignored risk
To rebuild the movement after the fall of Sam Bankman-Fried, EAs will need to embrace a humbler, more decentralized approach.
Ron DeSantis wants to make it much easier for the government to kill people
The longtime opponent of free speech adds the Sixth and Eighth Amendments to the list of constitutional rights he wants to abridge.
How to learn to love winter
Winter doesn’t have to be the absolute worst time of year.
How years of instability came to a head in Peru
Peruvian protests — and the government’s response — are "a monster eating itself," one expert told Vox.
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“Okay, Google, what’s a monopoly?”
The Department of Justice wants Google to break up its advertising business. The Wall Street Journal’s Keach Hagey explains how the DOJ’s antitrust suit could reshape the internet.