‘Wild Wild Country’ Holds a Mirror to the Present
While the new Netflix series is about an ’80s cult, it’s also an illuminating analogue to today’s sociopolitical climate.
For a Former Foster Kid, “Poverty Porn” Is Personal
And these narratives affect policy.
Georgia’s Governor Is About to Sign a Terrible Cybersecurity Bill
It would put networks in the state at greater risk.
Kids, Mud, and…Learning? Outdoor Early Education and Equity
Outdoor early education is more popular now than ever before. Public investments in pre-K programs too. But nature preschools and forest kin
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Our Discussions About Data Are Incomplete
We’re not talking about how companies secure our data—or what they’d do in the event of a breach.
Our Military, Ourselves
Americans increasingly see less of themselves reflected in the military. Here’s what to do about that trend.
Portable Network Kits in The Commonwealth of Dominica
The U.S. Is Finally Getting a System to Warn When an Earthquake Is Coming
But will its alerts come in enough time to make a difference?
Travel Ban 3.0 and Rinsing Off Religious Animus for SCOTUS
Joshua Geltzer appeared on Slate’s “Amicus with Dahlia Lithwick” podcast to discuss the Supreme Court oral arguments of Trump v. Hawaii.