Vox
Vox is a news and opinion website based in the United States, owned by Vox Media. It was established in April 2014 by Ezra Klein, Matt Yglesias, and Melissa Bell, and is known for its unique approach to explanatory journalism. In addition to its website, Vox has a YouTube channel, multiple podcasts, and a show available on Netflix. The platform is often viewed as leaning towards the left politically.
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12 hours ago |
vox.com | Andrew Prokop
It was just last week that Elon Musk played buddy-buddy with President Donald Trump in a friendly Oval Office event that marked the end of his White House service. Now — mere days later — the split between the two has become increasingly bitter, and each is going after the other publicly. And the spat isn’t just personal.
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19 hours ago |
vox.com | Kyndall Cunningham
For decades, women have heard about the mythical “summer body” — toned arms, ripped abs, no cellulite. Some people also call this narrow goal “bathing suit ready,” or talk about having a “beach body.” In the months leading up to the highly anticipated season, the pressure to fit this arbitrary mold, whether through gym advertisements and or the latest diet fad, felt enormous. Getting in shape was a prerequisite to enjoying warm weather or going on vacation — or else risk being body-shamed.
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1 day ago |
vox.com | Kenny Torrella
In The Dying Trade, a forthcoming documentary film about slaughterhouse workers, a man named Tom describes a moment during his career that still haunts him many years later: the time he skinned a cow alive while she was giving birth. Tom worked at slaughterhouses across Europe from the late 1990s to the mid-2010s, and one of his jobs on the production line was to remove the skin from animals after they had been hung up, stunned unconscious, and bled out. That’s how it’s supposed to work in theory.
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vox.com | Zack Beauchamp
Last week, the State Department published a strikingly radical screed on its official Substack. Titled “The Need for Civilizational Allies in Europe,” the piece accused Europe’s governments of waging “an aggressive campaign against Western civilization itself.”These Western nations, according to author Samuel Samson, have turned on their own heritage: abandoning democracy in favor of a repressive liberalism that threatens to snuff out the heart of their own civilization.
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2 days ago |
vox.com | Edward Vega
Edward Vega joined the Vox video team as a video producer in 2021. His coverage focuses on all things cinema, from the intricacies of film history to the nuts and bolts of filmmaking. Here’s a pretty obvious statement: In the more rural, spread-out parts of the US, an ambulance will typically take a while to get to you. Makes sense; driving a longer distance takes longer. Here’s the catch: Other emergency services like police and fire don’t actually have this same problem.
Vox journalists
Abby Ohlheiser
Abdallah Fayyad
Adam Clark Estes
Adam Freelander
Agnes Mazur
Aja Romano
Alex Abad-Santos
Allie Volpe
Amber Hall
Andrew Prokop
Avishay Artsy
Benji Jones
Bridgett Henwood
Bryan Walsh
Byrd Pinkerton
Carla Javier
Christian Paz
Christophe Haubursin
Constance Grady
Dylan Matthews
Dylan Scott
Edward Vega
Elbert Ventura
Elizabeth Scheltens
Eric Levitz
Hady Mawajdeh
Helen Murphy
Ian Millhiser
Izzie Ramirez
Jess Craig
Jonquilyn Hill
Jorge Just
Joshua Keating
Joss Fong
Julia Longoria
Julia Rubin
Kelsey Piper
Kenny Torrella
Kimberly Mas
Kyndall Cunningham
Lauren Katz
Libby A. Nelson
Marina Bolotnikova
Mary Perkins
Megan Cunnane
Meredith Haggerty
Natalie Jennings
Naureen Khan
Nicole Narea
Nisha Chittal
Noam Hassenfeld
Paige Blankenbuehler
Patrick Reis
Rachel Cohen
Rajaa Elidrissi
Sarah Schweppe
Sean Collins
Sean Illing
Sean Rameswaram
Sigal Samuel
Sofi LaLonde
Swati Sharma
Umair Irfan
Whizy Kim
Zack Beauchamp
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