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.
The Murky History of Moderation
A deep dive into the thorny issue of how and why content posted on the web is censored.
The Crimes of SEAL Team 6
A highly charged investigative piece, two years in the making, that alleges that one of the US military’s most celebrated units committed war crimes.
Streetscapes – Mozart, Marx and a Dictator
Die Zeit created a database of over 450,000 street names in Germany. This resulting analysis, complete with illuminating visualisations, provides insights into GermanyÕs social and political history.
Inside LAX’s New Anti-Terrorism Intelligence Unit
A new experimental in-house counter-terrorism unit is taking a different approach to security.
To Catch a Predator
A look at the work of the NYPD’s Special Victims Division and their attempts to bring offenders to justice, as seen through the prism of the Harvey Weinstein case.
Confessions of a Gun Range Worker
The strange reality of a life spent on the gun range is encapsulated by the occasional need to lay cat litter to soak up pools of blood on the floor.
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.