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The Case Against Standardized Tests
The average US student takes more than 113 standardized tests before graduation. More and more are now saying: Enough.

Kristina Rizga | September/October 2015 issue
Google Won’t Let the Government See the Emails of Rand Paul’s Aides
The internet giant is defending the right of an indicted Rand Paul aide to keep his emails out of government hands.

Russ Choma | August 19, 2015
California Is on Fire. This Map Shows Where.
On the two-year anniversary of the Rim Fire, the state confronts more vicious blazes.

Luke Whelan | August 17, 2015
Fidel Castro Has Died. Go Inside Cuba's Crazy Back-Channel Negotiations With Obama.
How wild did things get? Secret missives, the pope, and artificial insemination wild.

Peter Kornbluh and William LeoGrande | September/October 2015 issue
Tech Shuttle Company Is Accused of Thwarting Efforts to Unionize Its Drivers
A federal labor agency has charged a major Silicon Valley shuttle operator with unfair labor practices.

Josh Harkinson | August 11, 2015
The GOP #KidsTable Debate in 16 Tweets
From "Ronald Raven" to the largely empty arena.

AJ Vicens | August 6, 2015

This Man Sat in Jail for 110 Days—After He Already Did His Time
The case of Eric Wyatt, Georgia's Cordele circuit, and why America's public defense system is disintegrating.

Marc Bookman | August 6, 2015
Here’s How President Trump Could Dismantle Obama’s Climate Rules
President Walker could probably do it too.

Jonathan Cohn | August 5, 2015
Why Has Maine Turned Into Crackpot Central?

Kevin Drum | July 31, 2015
Police Shootings Won’t Stop Unless We Also Stop Shaking Down Black People
The dangers of turning police officers into revenue generators.

Jack Hitt | September/October 2015 issue
This Map Shows What San Francisco Will Look Like After Sea Levels Rise
Everything from sports stadiums to tech campuses are potentially in danger.

Luke Whelan | July 29, 2015
Here’s Your Reminder That Donald Trump’s 2 Sons Are Also Big-Game Hunters
Surprise!

Inae Oh | July 29, 2015
Mark Cuban Has the Dumbest Reason For Supporting Donald Trump
This is not smart.

Ben Dreyfuss | July 28, 2015
Google’s Low-Wage Contract Workers Are Poised to Unionize
The vote by Google Express workers is part of a rising labor movement in Silicon Valley.

Josh Harkinson | July 27, 2015
The Americans With Disabilities Act Is Turning 25. Watch the Dramatic Protest That Made It Happen.
The so-called Capitol Crawl spurred the passage of the ADA.

Samantha Michaels | July 25, 2015
AFFH: What You Need to Know to Keep Up With the Latest Right-Wing Outrage

Kevin Drum | July 21, 2015
Yelp Is Pushing a Law to Shield Its Reviewers From Defamation Suits
The federal Speak Free Act is the first to win bipartisan support.

Josh Harkinson | July 20, 2015
Meet the Engineer Who Forced Silicon Valley’s Gender Problem Into the Open
Tracy Chou is not, as one brogrammer put it, "too pretty to code."

Hannah Levintova | July/August 2015 Issue
A Mexican Drug Lord Escaped From Prison, So Now Donald Trump Wants an Apology
The GOP candidate unleashes a Tweetstorm following Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman's escape.

Miles E. Johnson | July 13, 2015
Koalas Get Laid By Making This Horrifyingly Disgusting Grunting Sound
This is like Marvin Gaye to their ears, science says.

Tim McDonnell | July 10, 2015

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The Case Against Standardized Tests
The average US student takes more than 113 standardized tests before graduation. More and more are now saying: Enough.

Google Won’t Let the Government See the Emails of Rand Paul’s Aides
The internet giant is defending the right of an indicted Rand Paul aide to keep his emails out of government hands.

California Is on Fire. This Map Shows Where.
On the two-year anniversary of the Rim Fire, the state confronts more vicious blazes.

Fidel Castro Has Died. Go Inside Cuba's Crazy Back-Channel Negotiations With Obama.
How wild did things get? Secret missives, the pope, and artificial insemination wild.

Tech Shuttle Company Is Accused of Thwarting Efforts to Unionize Its Drivers
A federal labor agency has charged a major Silicon Valley shuttle operator with unfair labor practices.

The GOP #KidsTable Debate in 16 Tweets
From "Ronald Raven" to the largely empty arena.

This Man Sat in Jail for 110 Days—After He Already Did His Time
The case of Eric Wyatt, Georgia's Cordele circuit, and why America's public defense system is disintegrating.

Here’s How President Trump Could Dismantle Obama’s Climate Rules
President Walker could probably do it too.

Why Has Maine Turned Into Crackpot Central?

Police Shootings Won’t Stop Unless We Also Stop Shaking Down Black People
The dangers of turning police officers into revenue generators.

This Map Shows What San Francisco Will Look Like After Sea Levels Rise
Everything from sports stadiums to tech campuses are potentially in danger.

Here’s Your Reminder That Donald Trump’s 2 Sons Are Also Big-Game Hunters
Surprise!

Mark Cuban Has the Dumbest Reason For Supporting Donald Trump
This is not smart.

Google’s Low-Wage Contract Workers Are Poised to Unionize
The vote by Google Express workers is part of a rising labor movement in Silicon Valley.

The Americans With Disabilities Act Is Turning 25. Watch the Dramatic Protest That Made It Happen.
The so-called Capitol Crawl spurred the passage of the ADA.

AFFH: What You Need to Know to Keep Up With the Latest Right-Wing Outrage

Yelp Is Pushing a Law to Shield Its Reviewers From Defamation Suits
The federal Speak Free Act is the first to win bipartisan support.

Meet the Engineer Who Forced Silicon Valley’s Gender Problem Into the Open
Tracy Chou is not, as one brogrammer put it, "too pretty to code."

A Mexican Drug Lord Escaped From Prison, So Now Donald Trump Wants an Apology
The GOP candidate unleashes a Tweetstorm following Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman's escape.

Koalas Get Laid By Making This Horrifyingly Disgusting Grunting Sound
This is like Marvin Gaye to their ears, science says.

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The Case Against Standardized Tests The average US student takes more than 113 standardized tests before graduation. More and more are now saying: Enough.

Google Won’t Let the Government See the Emails of Rand Paul’s Aides The internet giant is defending the right of an indicted Rand Paul aide to keep his emails out of government hands.

California Is on Fire. This Map Shows Where. On the two-year anniversary of the Rim Fire, the state confronts more vicious blazes.

Fidel Castro Has Died. Go Inside Cuba's Crazy Back-Channel Negotiations With Obama. How wild did things get? Secret missives, the pope, and artificial insemination wild.

Tech Shuttle Company Is Accused of Thwarting Efforts to Unionize Its Drivers A federal labor agency has charged a major Silicon Valley shuttle operator with unfair labor practices.

The GOP #KidsTable Debate in 16 Tweets From "Ronald Raven" to the largely empty arena.

This Man Sat in Jail for 110 Days—After He Already Did His Time The case of Eric Wyatt, Georgia's Cordele circuit, and why America's public defense system is disintegrating.

Here’s How President Trump Could Dismantle Obama’s Climate Rules President Walker could probably do it too.

Why Has Maine Turned Into Crackpot Central?

Police Shootings Won’t Stop Unless We Also Stop Shaking Down Black People The dangers of turning police officers into revenue generators.

This Map Shows What San Francisco Will Look Like After Sea Levels Rise Everything from sports stadiums to tech campuses are potentially in danger.

Here’s Your Reminder That Donald Trump’s 2 Sons Are Also Big-Game Hunters Surprise!

Mark Cuban Has the Dumbest Reason For Supporting Donald Trump This is not smart.

Google’s Low-Wage Contract Workers Are Poised to Unionize The vote by Google Express workers is part of a rising labor movement in Silicon Valley.

The Americans With Disabilities Act Is Turning 25. Watch the Dramatic Protest That Made It Happen. The so-called Capitol Crawl spurred the passage of the ADA.