How Our Environment Affects Our Genes
Genes versus culture is not an either-or proposition. By Michael White (Photo: mujitra/Flickr) When we say “it’s genetic,”…
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Born Identity: One Soldier’s Story of Transition
Serving—and transitioning—in the U.S. military before the ban on transgender soldiers was lifted.
Trump Loves to Be Loved. In Marrakech, Climate Leaders Hope That Could Be the Opportunity They Need
Most Americans want the U.S. to take action on climate, and, at COP22, ministers say the best hope…
Why Black Lives Matter Protestors Are Turning to Teaching
What’s behind the affinity between educators and the movement premised on black liberation? Activists say the classroom offers…
When Rape Culture Comes From Inside the House
It’s getting easier to condemn our politicians’ misogyny with each passing day, but what sort of compromises do…
A Recent History of American Attitudes and Policies Toward Immigrants
A guide to 30 years of America’s stance on immigration — plus the policy changes and deadlocks along the way.…
What the World Can Learn From Burlington and Bernie Sanders
Sanders changed the climate debate this year—but first, Burlington changed him. Now, the city has become a model…
A COP22 Guide to the Mysterious World of Shipping
The shipping industry is a major emitter, and it’s set to double in size (or more) in coming years. Here’s why you should care about ships — aside from the fact that they probably brought you the device you’re reading this article on.
Here’s What a Reasonable Conservative Replacement to Obamacare Would Look Like
We sat down with Avik Roy, a conservative policy wonk, to talk ACA reform.