Vox Archives Archive
Archives for April 2018


They were there for a business meeting. Starbucks says it’s sorry. The police chief says officers did nothing wrong.


James Comey’s explosive new book is about to come out; that turtle with green hair that went viral this week is endangered.


The House announces a (mostly symbolic) vote on a balanced budget amendment; the rape and murder of a young girl in India makes a statement about religious tensions.


Paul Ryan makes a big announcement; dozens die in Indonesia from bootleg alcohol.


A CNN report found that the page was being run by a white man in Australia.


Michael Cohen has a rough few days; the small island of Vanuatu denies some big potential news.


President Trump mulls action after Syria’s latest chemical weapons attack; Florida Gov. Rick Scott jumps into a competitive US Senate race.


Mississippi’s Senate race is getting increasingly crowded; there have been more violent clashes in Gaza.


Some 86 percent of women in prison are victims of sexual abuse.


Facebook’s data problems seem to be worse than initially thought; Brazil’s former president is likely headed to jail ... while he campaigns for the presidency again.

Is it really that different from buying a doughnut just for the Instagram?


China announces another $50 billion worth of tariffs on the US; Trump is at odds with his administration on whether to pull troops out of Syria.


And the important facts we leave out of the narrative.


EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt is (still) in hot water; India backpedals on legislation attempting to ban “fake news.”


Trump’s return to Twitter is baffling in many respects; China escalates trade tensions.