InThe GuardianbyThe Guardian·Oct 2, 2018The Trump Administration Knows the Planet Is Going to Boil. It Doesn’t CareTrump’s team used last week to sneak in disastrous, linked policies on climate change and child refugee campsA response icon8A response icon8
InThe GuardianbyThe Guardian·Oct 1, 2018Chances Are You Know a Sexual Assault Survivor. Do You Know What to Say?We are in the midst of a reckoning: survivors of assault are sharing their stories and we need to learn how to respond
InThe GuardianbyThe Guardian·Sep 28, 2018My Career as an International Blood SmugglerFor years, Kathleen McLaughlin smuggled American plasma every time she entered China, home to the world’s largest and deadliest blood…
InThe GuardianbyThe Guardian·Sep 27, 2018High School Slut-Shaming Still Haunts Me. Kavanaugh Made Me Relive ItThe pain of being shamed by a boastful, lying schoolboy has never left me. Now, I’m reliving it all over againA response icon4A response icon4
InThe GuardianbyThe Guardian·Sep 26, 2018How to Write the Perfect SentenceOrwell advised cutting as many words as possible, Woolf found energy in verbs, and Baldwin aimed for ‘a sentence as clean as a bone’. What…A response icon4A response icon4
InThe GuardianbyThe Guardian·Sep 25, 2018Climate Gentrification: The Rich Can Afford to Move — What About the Poor?As people flee intense heat in Arizona for gentler climes, rental and property values soar. But what about those left behind?A response icon4A response icon4
InThe GuardianbyThe Guardian·Sep 25, 2018Ex-UN Chief Ban Ki-moon Says US Healthcare System Is ‘Morally Wrong’Former UN secretary general accuses ‘powerful’ health interests in the US of blocking universal healthcare
InThe GuardianbyThe Guardian·Sep 24, 2018Google at 20: How Two ‘Obnoxious’ Students Changed the InternetIt is two decades since Larry Page and Sergey Brin moved their fledgling startup out of their dorms. With threats to its power growing, how…A response icon1A response icon1
InThe GuardianbyThe Guardian·Sep 24, 2018The Male Cultural Elite Is Staggeringly Blind to #MeToo. Now It’s Paying for ItHarper’s and New York Review of Books both published problematic essays by men disgraced by #MeToo. Here is what that revealsA response icon6A response icon6
InThe GuardianbyThe Guardian·Sep 20, 2018Climate Change Capitalism: The Booming Business of Private FirefightersRecord-breaking US wildfires are fueling a cottage industry of boutique services — and many are happy to pay the price
