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“‘It’s Like a War Zone’: What Happened When Portland Decriminalized Fentanyl Image Credit: PATRICK T.”
“When he died in 2024 at age 74, he was a recluse — to this day, his cause of death has not been officially revealed.”
“Four Best Friends Made an Album as Kids.”
“Our reporting tackled political corruption and corporate malfeasance, the rise of AI and the scourge of sports betting.”
“FALLON/AFP/Getty Images Long known as a liberal haven, Portland, Oregon, was at the forefront of a progressive approach to combating the nation’s opioid crisis: the decriminalization of fentanyl.”
“Tim Walz’s vice presidential campaign, and new interviews with her friends, children, parents, and colleagues.”
“Now, 26 former players have sued the historic Riverside Church behind the team, claiming church officials looked the other way for 40 years.”
“This is the story of how a lost project became a cult-favorite phenomenon 25 years later.”
“Through dogged reporting over several months, Rolling Stone contributor Lorena O’Neil pieced together the definitive story of Mangione.”
“What You’ve Suspected Is True: Billionaires Are Not Like Us Image Credit: Illustration by MELINDA BECK Today, billionaires are a constant fixture in our lives — they’ve monopolized goods distribution, security algorithms, internet satellites, social networks, and our attention.”
““ Complete with lush photography by David LaChapelle, it all added up to the deepest portrait yet of Carpenter.”
“But those numbers plummeted once President Trump took office again and began doubling down on his anti-immigrant agenda.”
“Writer Jesse Hyde — who first reported on Wedding for Rolling Stone in 2009, when the ex-athlete was on trial for drug trafficking — pieces together the wild tale through court documents and exclusive interviews with Wedding’s family members, former athlete acquaintances, and government investigators.”
“Here, Georgia-based writer David Peisner tells the story of Bishop’s cult, Carbon Nation, for the first time by talking with his acolytes and the man himself.”