We Tracked Down A Fake-News Creator In The Suburbs. Here’s What We Learned
A feature on Disinfomedia, a very literally named fake news company, and an interview with its founder.
The ISIS Files: When Terrorists Run City Hall
The result of over a year of research, translating and anlysing caches of documents that lay bare the inner workings of ISISÕs bureaucracy.
The Secrets in Guatemala’s Bones
The story of a forensic anthropologist who returned to Guatemala to investigate atrocities perpetrated during the civil war there. His objective is to discover the cause of death in each case and identity the bodies. As his colleague notes, “bones make excellent witnesses…Although they speak softly…they never lie, and they never forget.
Generation Screwed
An interactive piece looking at the bleak financial prognosis for a generation of workers.
This Is What A 21st-Century Police State Really Looks Like
A look at how technology is enabling advanced surveillance of minority Uighurs in China.
The Man Who Cleans Up After Plane Crashes
The person they call when really bad things happen. Kenyon International is the firm often called in to manage the aftermath of plane crashes and other disasters.
Harvey Weinstein’s Army of Spies
A piece alleging that Harvey Weinstein employed a team of spies that used covert tactics to try to silence his accusers.
I’m a woman in computer science. Let me ladysplain the Google memo to you.
A Stanford computer scientist offers an eloquent response to the internal memo written by a Google engineer that leaked last week.
I’ve Done Really Bad Things
An interview with a former police officer involved in undercover drugs operations, whose views have radically changed since he left the force.