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The FBI’s iPhone Backdoor Would Compromise Security For Everyone

Kevin Drum | March 1, 2016
Donald Trump Just Compared Himself to Gandhi
Makes total sense!

Miles E. Johnson | February 29, 2016
The Supreme Court Decision That Made a Mess of Abortion Rights
How we got to this year's abortion showdown—and how Justice Scalia's views could help shape the outcome.

By Nina Martin, ProPublica | February 29, 2016
We Are Live-Blogging the GOP Debate in Houston
Come here at 9 p.m. Eastern for all the action.

Kevin Drum | February 26, 2016
Making Blue Skittles Is About to Get Way More Complicated
Food companies are pulling the plug on artificial dyes: Is this the end of taste the rainbow?

Jenny Luna | February 24, 2016
These Digital Sleuths Are Sticking It to ISIS and the Kremlin
Armchair intelligence analysts are debunking propaganda and uncovering war crimes without ever leaving home.

Bryan Schatz | January/February 2016 issue

How South Carolina Became Trump Country
There's a reason why his anti-Muslim message is resonating there.

Tim Murphy | February 18, 2016
What Happens When a Campus Rape Expert Gets Accused of Sexual Assault?
"At no moment," says the accuser, "was I provided with fairness."

Madison Pauly | February 18, 2016
Sheldon Adelson Bets It All
The billions he made in Macau transformed him into a GOP kingmaker. But has he overplayed his hand?

Matt Isaacs | March/April 2016 issue
It’s Not Just Flint. There’s an Ugly History of Lead Poisoning and the Poor in the US.
Endangered kids in Flint are just the tip of a vast, toxic iceberg.

David Rosner and Gerald Markowitz | February 13, 2016
Clinton’s Surrogates Are Banking on the Gun Issue to Win Over Black Voters
Sanders "only really started talking about issues concerning African Americans in the past 40 days."

Miles E. Johnson | February 10, 2016
Are Cage-Free Eggs All They’re Cracked Up to Be?
Some researchers have concerns about what hens do when allowed to "roam free" through indoor aviaries.

Gregory Barber | February 10, 2016
The One Line in New Hampshire That Donald Trump Won’t Cross
Searching for undecided voters above the 45th parallel.

Tim Murphy | February 9, 2016
Hobby Lobby Is Backing a Surprising Candidate for President
The company that believes Plan B causes abortion donated to support a candidate who believes it should be available over the counter.

Pema Levy | February 8, 2016
Here’s How You Know Marco Rubio’s Robot Gaffe Is Serious
It won't be easy for his campaign to reboot after this.

David Corn | February 7, 2016
Here Is Today’s French Fiscal Horsepower History Lesson

Kevin Drum | February 7, 2016
These 12 Presidential Campaign Posters Are Totally Museum-Worthy
Too bad the candidates who get artists excited usually lose.

Sara Rathod | February 6, 2016
Here’s What People Were Googling During the Democratic Debate
"How much is Hillary worth?

AJ Vicens | February 5, 2016
Ted Cruz Took a Position on Fireworks Legalization in Iowa to Win 60 Votes
His microtargeting game is on point.

Tim Murphy | February 2, 2016
What Donald Trump’s Short Fingers Mean for His Presidency
Let's consult a decades-old treatise on palm artistry.

Tim Murphy | February 1, 2016

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The FBI’s iPhone Backdoor Would Compromise Security For Everyone

Donald Trump Just Compared Himself to Gandhi
Makes total sense!

The Supreme Court Decision That Made a Mess of Abortion Rights
How we got to this year's abortion showdown—and how Justice Scalia's views could help shape the outcome.

We Are Live-Blogging the GOP Debate in Houston
Come here at 9 p.m. Eastern for all the action.

Making Blue Skittles Is About to Get Way More Complicated
Food companies are pulling the plug on artificial dyes: Is this the end of taste the rainbow?

These Digital Sleuths Are Sticking It to ISIS and the Kremlin
Armchair intelligence analysts are debunking propaganda and uncovering war crimes without ever leaving home.

How South Carolina Became Trump Country
There's a reason why his anti-Muslim message is resonating there.

What Happens When a Campus Rape Expert Gets Accused of Sexual Assault?
"At no moment," says the accuser, "was I provided with fairness."

Sheldon Adelson Bets It All
The billions he made in Macau transformed him into a GOP kingmaker. But has he overplayed his hand?

It’s Not Just Flint. There’s an Ugly History of Lead Poisoning and the Poor in the US.
Endangered kids in Flint are just the tip of a vast, toxic iceberg.

Clinton’s Surrogates Are Banking on the Gun Issue to Win Over Black Voters
Sanders "only really started talking about issues concerning African Americans in the past 40 days."

Are Cage-Free Eggs All They’re Cracked Up to Be?
Some researchers have concerns about what hens do when allowed to "roam free" through indoor aviaries.

The One Line in New Hampshire That Donald Trump Won’t Cross
Searching for undecided voters above the 45th parallel.

Hobby Lobby Is Backing a Surprising Candidate for President
The company that believes Plan B causes abortion donated to support a candidate who believes it should be available over the counter.

Here’s How You Know Marco Rubio’s Robot Gaffe Is Serious
It won't be easy for his campaign to reboot after this.

Here Is Today’s French Fiscal Horsepower History Lesson

These 12 Presidential Campaign Posters Are Totally Museum-Worthy
Too bad the candidates who get artists excited usually lose.

Here’s What People Were Googling During the Democratic Debate
"How much is Hillary worth?

Ted Cruz Took a Position on Fireworks Legalization in Iowa to Win 60 Votes
His microtargeting game is on point.

What Donald Trump’s Short Fingers Mean for His Presidency
Let's consult a decades-old treatise on palm artistry.

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The FBI’s iPhone Backdoor Would Compromise Security For Everyone

Donald Trump Just Compared Himself to Gandhi Makes total sense!

The Supreme Court Decision That Made a Mess of Abortion Rights How we got to this year's abortion showdown—and how Justice Scalia's views could help shape the outcome.

We Are Live-Blogging the GOP Debate in Houston Come here at 9 p.m. Eastern for all the action.

Making Blue Skittles Is About to Get Way More Complicated Food companies are pulling the plug on artificial dyes: Is this the end of taste the rainbow?

These Digital Sleuths Are Sticking It to ISIS and the Kremlin Armchair intelligence analysts are debunking propaganda and uncovering war crimes without ever leaving home.

How South Carolina Became Trump Country There's a reason why his anti-Muslim message is resonating there.

What Happens When a Campus Rape Expert Gets Accused of Sexual Assault? "At no moment," says the accuser, "was I provided with fairness."

Sheldon Adelson Bets It All The billions he made in Macau transformed him into a GOP kingmaker. But has he overplayed his hand?

It’s Not Just Flint. There’s an Ugly History of Lead Poisoning and the Poor in the US. Endangered kids in Flint are just the tip of a vast, toxic iceberg.

Clinton’s Surrogates Are Banking on the Gun Issue to Win Over Black Voters Sanders "only really started talking about issues concerning African Americans in the past 40 days."

Are Cage-Free Eggs All They’re Cracked Up to Be? Some researchers have concerns about what hens do when allowed to "roam free" through indoor aviaries.

The One Line in New Hampshire That Donald Trump Won’t Cross Searching for undecided voters above the 45th parallel.

Hobby Lobby Is Backing a Surprising Candidate for President The company that believes Plan B causes abortion donated to support a candidate who believes it should be available over the counter.

Here’s How You Know Marco Rubio’s Robot Gaffe Is Serious It won't be easy for his campaign to reboot after this.