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From Russia Without Love
How our money funded Putin’s war in Ukraine
Nov 3
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Chris G.
2
October 2026
A short history of the long and slow end to child labour in England
As a child, Robert Blincoe began his days before the sun, roused in the dark and marched to the cotton mill at five in the morning, where he worked…
Oct 27
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Chris G.
2
Who’s Paying Trump?
Probably you.
Oct 20
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Chris G.
1
What lies beneath
Part 2
Oct 13
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Chris G.
3
What lies beneath
Part 1
Oct 6
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Chris G.
1
September 2026
The Footprint Chronicles, revisited
In 2007, a web producer at Patagonia named Lisa Polley did something that changed the way I see the world.
Sep 29
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Chris G.
2
Self-Service
From the Piggly Wiggly to your very own procurement department
Sep 22
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Chris G.
2
The Bad Sport
From the Expos to the Rangers, sports offer expensive lessons
Sep 15
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Chris G.
3
Kids and families get nothing
Meta settles for $17.1 billion
Sep 8
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Chris G.
2
The mind bomb
Fifty years ago, a camera in a small rubber boat changed the way we see the world
Sep 1
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Chris G.
2
August 2026
Updated Terms
Last month I turned on the TV to watch the Blue Jays game and got Samsung’s updated privacy terms instead.
Aug 25
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Chris G.
5
The 1980s wonder-kid supplier
In the early 1980s, the world was consumed by economic debates about capitalism vs socialism, free markets vs central planning, private ownership vs…
Aug 18
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Chris G.
1
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