Journalism

In Burn Book, Kara Swisher looks back at a journalism career close to—and critical of—power. To what end?

The economics of CleanTok and making domestic labor public

On labor in Las Vegas and the true costs of the Super Bowl

On the unforgiving economics of making comics—and cartoonists’ efforts to change them—in the wake of #ComicsBrokeMe

The EU offers supercomputer access to companies who meet their guidelines for responsible AI

And does it matter if it bursts?

Akil Kumarasamy’s debut novel, Meet Us by the Roaring Sea, offers a fresh portrait of female disaffection

After decades of work investigating the masculine conscience, the star of Oppenheimer dares approach the white-hot shame at the center of everything

Funded by a lifetime of Mattel money, the Ken doll’s namesake (and son of its creator) didn’t have to work a day of his life. Still, he made Delivery Boys

Gabrielle Zevin's blockbuster novel Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow captures the contradictions of the video-game industry—and commits the same oversights