The next AI whistleblower could come from anywhere in the world
A digital safe allows workers to speak up about concerns even in places without strong whistleblower protections, Mary Inman, a founding board member of Psst, said in an interview.
Roguish Justifications
As Israel and the US launched coordinated strikes on Iran on February 28 2026 — killing Supreme Leader Khamenei and decimating its military hierarchy — Western governments lined up to justify what international law scholars …
Sixty Russian agents identified: Prigozhin’s influence network taken over by the foreign intelligence service
A data leak has allowed Forbidden Stories to identify more than 60 of its agents tasked with expanding Moscow’s disinformation efforts across three continents.
This War Can Still Be Stopped
TAKE ACTION to stop US/Israeli imperial aggression and support the Iranian people’s struggle against brutal state repression.
Recent COP hosts Brazil and Azerbaijan linked to “super-emitting” methane plumes
Satellites detect huge methane leaks from state-owned oil and gas facilities, even as more countries pledge to cut emissions of the powerful greenhouse gas
ICE Agents Bring Home the Tactics from Past Wars Abroad
Last month, Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers pulled over several cars in Eagle County, Colorado. They took the people away in handcuffs, according to a witness, and left the cars idling at the side of the road.
When Has Western Intervention in the Middle East Ever Gone Well?
Welcome to our new reality, one in which the US and Israel have hit the fast-forward button on catastrophe with no discernible plan.
Daring to Democratize Mobility: Conversion and Socialization in the Automotive Industry
Radical movements are calling for changes in mobility and traffic.
Financing biodiversity: Lisa Miller on investing in nature
Lisa Miller’s path into biodiversity finance grew out of an early fascination with animals, later shaped by training in zoology, museum science, and science communication in Australia.
Western Gangster Journalism Runs Cover for Trump’s ‘Donroe Doctrine’ in Venezuela
US forces launched a military attack against Venezuela on January 3, reportedly killing over 100 people and kidnapping Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and first lady Cilia Flores, who also serves as a National Assembly deputy.
‘Women Are Mothers’ as the Worst Stereotype of All
Can the Upcoming CEDAW General Recommendation 41 on Gender Stereotypes Combat Gender Inequality Effectively?
Q&A: How Trump is threatening climate science in Earth’s polar regions
Since Donald Trump returned to the White House last year, his administration in the US.
Iranian strikes test the Gulf’s trillion-dollar AI dream
The region sold itself as a safe harbor for the world’s data. Amazon’s burning data center in the UAE has upended that pitch.
Wegweisend
Nepal wählt – und ringt um mehr als Macht: Es geht um Vertrauen, Reformen und das Ende der Dauerkrise.
Appalachia’s iconic salamander was slated for federal protection. It’s still in limbo.
This coverage is made possible through a partnership between Grist and BPR, a public radio station serving western North Carolina. Andy Hill keeps a wetsuit and snorkel in his car at all times.
The strikes on Iran show why quitting oil is more important than ever
Oil isn’t a normal commodity – it shapes politics around the world.
Sanctioned Russian icebreakers helped Glasgow shipping company bring gas to Europe
Atomflot's nuclear-powered Arktika icebreaker escorted two Seapeak-operated shipments in January 2026.
A House in the Middle of the Road
The cannibal colonization of homes and roads during Palestine’s Great Revolt
