New Future

Featuring: The latest on DC restaurant workers’ wages, voting rights shenanigans, sweatshop defenders, the Pyongyang Times, and something that might be a bug. ..

The international human rights community has been clear in its language. Yet even Bernie Sanders refuses to speak of a Gaza genocide.

On the underappreciated radicalism of a hip-hop legend, and the danger of believing you can buy your way into a racist society’s elite.

Dr. Elisabeth Potter went viral after accusing UnitedHealthcare of interfering with cancer surgery. She’s still speaking out—despite legal threats.

From age and ID restrictions on the Internet, to charging rappers with “terrorism, ” the U. K. is demolishing the most basic civil liberties. If we let them, U. S. leaders may be close behind.

When we face the suffering that our civilization is built on, what are our obligations?

Sarah Wynn-Williams’ bestseller is a disturbing exposé about the inner workings of Facebook. But Wynn-Williams herself is complicit in the harms she criticizes, and so is her entire class of elite strivers.

In the early 20th century, Magnus Hirschfeld was Europe’s foremost advocate for LGBTQ rights. Today, as the Right increasingly echoes Nazi ideas about gender and sexuality, we can learn from his example.

If all his lofty words about morality and care for the innocent are supposed to mean anything, Leo should break the blockade himself.

Too young to drink, old enough for injections: inside the rise of ‘Baby Botox. ’

Podcast bros are interviewing presidents and power players without doing basic research beforehand. The result is a propagandistic catastrophe.

As they become increasingly isolated, people are treating AI chatbots as friends and even lovers. We have to fix the broken society that made this possible.

Writers are powerless next to the might of the state. Or are they?

On “The Message, ” a trip to Jerusalem and the West Bank, and the moral duty to break the silence.