Technology Microsoft Closes The Book On Its E-Library, Erasing All User Content The move comes as a result of Digital Rights Management, an approach that allows companies to prevent piracy. Every purchased book will disappear this month. Josh Axelrod Lulu Garcia-Navarro
Science They defend the science. But who defends the scientists? A philosopher fights back against post-truth and science denial John O'Brien
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Education Drag Queen Story Hours come to King County, but not without complaints A group of citizens is objecting to the King County Library System’s Drag Queen Story Hour. Ann Dornfeld
Arts & Life Jodie Patterson speaks to Seattle on raising her transgender son A mother charts her and her son’s declarations of self John O'Brien
Arts & Life Tiny Beautiful Things finds a great big beautiful stage The healing advice, power and art of Dear Sugar John O'Brien
Politics The CIA's history of targeted killing Annie Jacobsen takes a close look at “the tip of the tip of the spear” John O'Brien
Arts & Life John Waters tells the filthy truth about everything, almost Enjoy this roller coaster of a conversation with a one-of-a-kind cinema legend John O'Brien
Politics Partisan bickering, meet fellowship and belonging, the Eric Liu way Eric Liu’s new book, a collection of civic sermons, is ‘Become America’ John O'Brien
Technology Adam Savage made a toolbox for creativity — with his brain The famed Mythbuster loves to create. Hear how he manages that process John O'Brien
