Chile’s Lucrative War Against Indigenous People As multinational companies ravage Chile’s forests for profit, the Mapuche people are taking a stand. by Carole Concha Bell
Sober-Minded Socialism The left could learn a thing or two from Alcoholics Anonymous. by Devin Thomas OShea
Putting the ‘Capitalism’ in ‘Surveillance Capitalism’ In the 21st century, every life experience is a monetizable data point. by Ben Lee
What If a U.S.-Funded Lab Accident Did Cause The Pandemic? Everyone in this country should want to know whether U.S.-funded research could have caused the pandemic. by Nathan J. Robinson
Why ‘Factfulness’ Cannot Save Us Optimism is great, but not when it’s the product of ignoring the obvious. by Tynan Stewart
Smart Toilets and the Endless Spread of Health Surveillance The unexamined poop is not worth taking, according to the country’s finest entrepreneurs. by Firmin DeBrabander