poverty

Portraits From ‘Stab City’

08.20.15

Af Yasin Osman
This Is What It’s Really Like to Be a Refugee in Britain Today

07.16.15

Af Helen Nianias
The Women of Peru’s Illegal Gold Mines

07.14.15

Af Omar Lucas
Meet the Burmese Punks Feeding Their Country’s Homeless

07.14.15

Af Paul Gregoire
The Dangerous Lives of Colombian Mangrove Clam Collectors

07.07.15

Af Jonas Wresch
The Twisted Legacy of Colombia’s Aerial Cocaine Crop Spraying Programme

06.02.15

Af Steven Cohen
How Cardboard Signs Changed the Face of Panhandling in America

05.19.15

Af Chris Rose
Hostgator M. Dotcom’s Struggle to Regain His Face After Selling It to Internet Companies

05.12.15

Af Allie Conti
Too Poor to Die

02.26.15

Af Maya Oppenheim
The Utopia of Rules – Why We’re Drowning in More Paperwork Than Ever Before

02.10.15

Af David Whelan
What I Learned from Working in a Polish Pawn Shop

01.14.15

Af Michał Przechera
The Human Billboards of New York City

11.20.14

Af John Surico

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Music

André 3000’s New Piano Album Gets Slammed by Jazz Pianist Matthew Shipp

Matt Shipp called André 3000’s jazz piano music “dreadful and awful,” among many other things.

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Af Stephen Andrew Galiher
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News

Florida Rejects Bill That Would’ve Required Encryption Backdoors

In a win for digital privacy rights, Florida has indefinitely shelved a controversial bill.

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Af Matt Jancer
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Music

Is Slipknot Coming Out With New Music Soon?

Jim Root says his “inspiration” for writing new songs “is nearly zero” right now.

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Af Stephen Andrew Galiher
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What to Do If Your Parents Don’t Like Your Partner

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Af Sammi Caramela
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Tech

Google Reaches $1.375 Billion Settlement With Texas Over Privacy Violations

Google just can’t resist the allure of slurping up customer data, it seems.

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Af Matt Jancer