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Long hours, low pay and hefty student loans are some of the complaints driving architects and designers to organize unions to demand better working conditions.
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Parmy Olson
Buffalo Shooting Should Force a Reckoning for Tech Platforms
The Buffalo shooter’s ability to amplify racist ideas on mainstream social media shows how much lawmakers and tech firms must still do to fight extremism.
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A conversation with social scientist Sydney Calkin of Queen Mary University of London on how the advent of medication abortion shifted politics and activism.
Shuli Ren
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Chase Coleman’s Tiger Global became one of the world’s busiest venture capital investors. Any regrets yet?
Jonathan Bernstein
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The pandemic ranked dead last in a recent ranking of public concerns. But it still packs a strong political punch.
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