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Archives for April 2026

Vox Press Room
Vox Launches America, Actually, a New Video Podcast Hosted by Astead W. HerndonVox Launches America, Actually, a New Video Podcast Hosted by Astead W. Herndon
Podcast
Vox Press Room

The show offers a sharp, on-the-ground look at American politics, built for how audiences watch and engage today.

By Vox Communications
Climate
How climate science is sneakily getting funded under TrumpHow climate science is sneakily getting funded under Trump
Climate

Scientists are keeping their climate work alive by any other name.

By Kate Yoder, Ayurella Horn-Muller and 1 more
Future Perfect
Did Trump accidentally do something woke for global health?Did Trump accidentally do something woke for global health?
Future Perfect

This could be the future of foreign aid. Or a total disaster.

By Sara Herschander
Future Perfect
How can you prepare your kids for AI’s disruption to the job market?How can you prepare your kids for AI’s disruption to the job market?
Future Perfect

Hint: The best educational choice you can make for your child might not focus on your child at all.

By Sigal Samuel
Explain It to Me
The high price of everything, explainedThe high price of everything, explained
Podcast
Explain It to Me

What the cost of gas, coffee, and milk tells us about why everything feels more expensive right now.

By Jonquilyn Hill
Culture
Why Easter never became a big secular holiday like ChristmasWhy Easter never became a big secular holiday like Christmas
Culture

Hint: The Puritans were involved.

By Tara Isabella Burton
Podcasts
How one Democratic senator is tackling Trump’s corruptionHow one Democratic senator is tackling Trump’s corruption
Podcast
Podcasts

Sen. Chris Murphy explains how blatant corruption is undermining faith in democracy.

By Astead Herndon
Culture
The sticky, sugary history of PeepsThe sticky, sugary history of Peeps
Culture

A few things you might not know about Easter’s favorite candy.

By Tanya Pai
Climate
The Western US is already running out of water — and summer is still months awayThe Western US is already running out of water — and summer is still months away
Climate

Ski slopes are closed, sprinklers are banned, and more restrictions are still to come.

By Kiley Price
The return of resistance crafting
The Highlight

Want to fight fascism? Join a knitting circle.

By Anna North
Policy
Pam Bondi’s ouster makes Trump’s Justice Department even more dangerousPam Bondi’s ouster makes Trump’s Justice Department even more dangerous
Policy

The best thing about Bondi was her incompetence.

By Ian Millhiser
Good Medicine
You can’t really “train” your brain. Here’s what you can do instead.You can’t really “train” your brain. Here’s what you can do instead.
Good Medicine

The best ways to protect your cognitive health might surprise you.

By Dylan Scott
Podcasts
Why Trump betrayed MAGA, according to Tucker CarlsonWhy Trump betrayed MAGA, according to Tucker Carlson
Podcast
Podcasts

One of Trump’s longtime allies makes the case against the Iran war.

By Jolie Myers and Noel King
Advice
What to say to relatives who love to needle you about politicsWhat to say to relatives who love to needle you about politics
Advice

If you’re about 30 seconds away from completely losing your cool with a family member, read this.

By Julia Ries Wexler
Life
How a capybara took over the Scholastic Book FairHow a capybara took over the Scholastic Book Fair
Life

What this furry favorite can teach us about kids’ reading and writing.

By Anna North