Previous trials have gone after individuals; this one’s going after a movement.

India Walton would be the first socialist mayor around the country in over half a century.

Facebook can’t dominate the internet of the future if it’s widely considered to be indifferent to human suffering.

Too many school policies criminalize Black students for just being kids.

Or is there feminism to find in the “final girl” trope?

When algorithms start buying up products, there’s something wrong with the system.

The Arizona senator is notorious for ignoring her constituents. Five members of her Veterans Advisory Council have had enough.

The billionaire’s love of intellectual property could be limiting vaccine supply.

They had to be lucky to flee their country. Once in the U.S., they face a wall of bureaucracy and new customs.

Abductions aren’t new to Haiti, where armed gangs now have more power than national police.

Why does Black activism look so different in the NBA and the NFL?

Below Deck’s Chef Rachel Hargrove joins The Waves to dish on the last season, the yachting industry, and the pressures of being a chef.

Why are tech companies flipping houses?

Not with a bang but with a whimper.

Both candidates for governor can’t escape his shadow.

Untangling the former general’s complicated legacy.

Is the post office’s demise a foregone conclusion?

Will the reversal of the racist land grab at Bruce’s Beach spark a trend?

The world is on fire. Is it disproportionately impacting women?

Massive data dumps from inside Twitch and Epik may signal a new era in the world of moralistic hacking.

Workers are fed up with the long hours and low pay.

...maybe.

Short-term rentals are hollowing out places like Galveston, Texas.

The conservative Supreme Court majority could super-charge gun rights and wreck Roe v. Wade.

Two women—one recently married and one recently engaged—contemplate whether it’s possible to redeem the old institution filled with white dresses and garter tosses.