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ArchiveUS environment agency let Bayer pick regulations for destructive weedkiller, documents show
Internal documents show the EPA handed Bayer a menu of rules for its own weedkiller, then wrote the company's choices into a proposed federal rule. Regulatory capture, with a paper trail.
The Data-Center Debate Is Divorced From the Facts
Andy Masley takes the scariest data-center numbers — the water, the power, your rising utility bill — and shows most don't survive contact with the arithmetic. Argue back, but bring math.
Why Latino voters have turned on Trump | America, Actually
The pollster who has tracked Latino voters for a decade throws out the 'sleeping giant' cliché: they swing, they swing hard, and the coalition that broke for Trump is already coming apart.
There’s a world war raging. You might be standing on the front lines.
Billions of Argentine ants have been fighting a continent-spanning war for decades, with front lines you could step over on a sidewalk. The logic of it looks uncomfortably familiar.
She Preserved the Memory of the Mogao Grottoes. Now It’s All She Remembers.
At 95, Chang Shana often can't place her own son. The Dunhuang cave murals she spent seventy years copying by hand are the one thing Alzheimer's hasn't taken from her.