Rae Hodge (page 10)

Email: rhodge@salon.com

Twitter: @RaeHodge

Rae Hodge is a science reporter for Salon. Her data-driven, investigative coverage spans more than a decade, including prior roles with CNET, the AP, NPR, the BBC and others. She can be found on Mastodon at @raehodge@newsie.social.

Lina Khan

Who is Lina Khan? Meet the unshakeable FTC chair rattling Big Tech Rae Hodge

Vermont Flooding Man Carrying Dog 1526471658

Heavy rains trigger flash flooding across northeast U.S. Rae Hodge

Mark Zuckerberg; Elon Musk

Meta can suck my data: Why I’m not joining Threads Rae Hodge

Kim Reynolds; Donald Trump

Trump is railing against yet another Republican governor: "I don't invite her to events" Rae Hodge

Camp Pendleton

Marine detained after 14-year-old girl missing for 18 days found in barracks Rae Hodge

Vivek Ramaswamy

Long-shot GOP candidate's offer: 10% commission on every donation you bring him Rae Hodge

Michigan State Capitol

"He kicked me in my balls": Michigan Republicans brawl at local meeting Rae Hodge

Amazon River Dolphin underwater

Pink dolphins of the Amazon face fishing and dam risks: study Rae Hodge

Greta Gerwig

"Barbie" director Greta Gerwig slated to direct two "Narnia" films for Netflix: report Rae Hodge

The sun sets behind smoke from a distant wildfire as drought conditions worsen on July 12, 2021 near Glennville, California.

White House floats research on blocking sun’s rays to slow global warming Rae Hodge

Vladimir Putin; Dolphins

Cetacean secret agents: All about Putin's covert combat dolphins Rae Hodge

Octopus laqueus during quiet sleep

Do octopuses dream of electric eels? Brainwave studies find octopus and human neural similarities Rae Hodge

Psychedelics conference

Science and corporadelics in Colorado: Can mushroom-capitalism save us from an existential crisis? Rae Hodge

Pinball Machine close up

Pinball is of the body: Why modern tech can't recreate the world under glass Rae Hodge

Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer

Congress is finally taking AI seriously. Here's what future regulation of this tech could look like Rae Hodge

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