Selected Clips:
Harper’s Magazine
The Eviction Experts: Can a City Stop an Eviction Crisis
The New York Times Magazine
The High Cost of Bad Credit: Desperate to improve their ratings, Americans now spend billions on “credit repair” — but the industry often can’t deliver on its promises.
The Long Read, The Guardian
‘If one of us gets sick, we all get sick:’ the food workers on the coronavirus front line
Bloomberg Businessweek
Gas Companies Are Abandoning Their Wells, Leaving Them to Leak Methane Forever
Cities Bid for Tesla Truck Plant Despite Shrinking Coffers
When Big Tech Goes Green, Taxpayers Help Food the Bill
Google and other Silicon Valley giants have tremendous leverage over states, cities, and utilities.
When Midwest Startups Sell, Their Hometown Schools Often Lose
Amazon Isn’t Paying Its Electric Bills. You might Be.
Dollar General Hits a Gold Mind in Rural America
Facebook Won’t Hire You for Its Data Center
Amazon is Getting a Good Deal in Ohio. Maybe Too Good.
This Handheld Device Detects Opioids. It’s Not Always Right.
Why You Need the Internet to Drill in the U.S.
Columbia Journalism Review
Stop using ‘officer-involved shooting’
A battered FOIA collides with the $2 trillion bailout
Rethinking Foreign Reporting at the Associated Press
FOIA is ‘one of the last tools of clarity’ on the family separation crisis
Big Tech’s Bid to Control FOIA
How an Arcane New Accounting Rule is Helping Reporters Follow the Money
Outside Magazine
The Private Compay Selling Off America’s Public Lands
NewYorker.com
Quail, the Quieter Backyard-Yard Egg Option
Should the Polar Bear Still Sell Coca-Cola?
Harper’s Magazine
A Camera on Every Cop: Taser International Cashes in on Police Body Cameras
Interview with KCRW on Taser
Columbus Monthly
The Fragile Right of Free Speech
Profile of Composer Brian Harnetty
The Restless Imagination of Amit Majmudar
The Baffler
Slate
The New Republic
CBSNews.com
How P&G Bought the Diaper Revolution
The Atlantic Magazine