Aarian Marshall
Aarian Marshall is a Brooklyn-based writer and editor. She writes about economic development, cities, food, and technology, and about how those things come together in strange and surprising ways. Previously, she wrote and edited for The Atlantic's CityLab.
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Judge’s Ruling Vindicates Walmart Workers Fired for Participating in Strike The retail giant unfairly retaliated against employees, the ruling said.
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Scientists Have Created a Machine That’s Very Good at Detecting Your Online Sarcasm Now if only other people could learn to do it, too.
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Rapper Killer Mike Speaks Out Against Sexual Assault in the Music Industry “Men have to be able to tell our friends and peers when they’re wrong.”
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How to Make Your Coffee Habit Better for the Environment Welcome a 100 percent compostable answer to the K-Cup to the breakfast scene.
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Mad About the Oregon Militia? Fight Back With Your Pocketbook The #ServiceNotSeizure project supports veterans, Native Americans, and young people working on public lands.
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Planned Parenthood Sues Over Controversial ‘Fetal Tissue’ Videos The organization is accusing the Center for Medical Progress of conspiracy and fraud.
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Save Those New Years’ Resolutions With This $25 Standing Desk It’s made of cardboard.
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Great News for Elephants: Hong Kong Is Shutting Down Its Ivory Trade Ivory poachers kill an estimated 10,000 elephants each year.
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Michigan National Guard Finally Steps in to Help Flint During Its Water Crisis As citizens from Michigan and elsewhere continue to volunteer their time and money.
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Why a Photo of Mark Zuckerberg’s Baby Is Reigniting the Vaccine Debate It’s gotten a lot of likes on Facebook.
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When David Bowie Confronted MTV on Its Stance Toward Black Artists “Bowie was a great advocate for black music and black musicians.”
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‘Baby Brain’ Could Actually Make Women Smarter Who runs the world? Moms.
