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America’s 100 Richest People Control More Wealth Than the Entire Black Population
The moneyed elite is, as you may have guessed, pretty pale.

Josh Harkinson | December 2, 2015
How This Company—and Mike Huckabee—Cashed In by Scaring Conservatives
A little-known publisher has built an empire on selling Bible cures and apocalyptic stock tips.

Tim Murphy | November/December 2015 issue
Meet the “Harlem Hate Pastor” Who Just Met With Donald Trump
If you can believe it, James David Manning is even more inflammatory than the GOP candidate.

Miles E. Johnson | December 1, 2015
This Is Why Donald Trump Is Scaring the Shit Out of the Republican Party
He leads the polls, but a surprising number of Republicans won't vote for him.

AJ Vicens | December 1, 2015
Don’t Feel Bad About the Guy(s) You Fucked Last Night
And other lessons from the comedy world's sexiest podcast.

Maddie Oatman | November 28, 2015
Marco Rubio Is Using a Convicted Felon to Help Him Win Florida
Clyde Fabretti, a white-collar criminal, holds a key position in Rubio's presidential campaign.

Stephanie Mencimer | November 25, 2015

Vandalized Mosques, Threats of Violence—Anti-Muslim Hate Crimes on the Rise
Hate crimes against all groups have declines—except for Muslims.

Edwin Rios | November 25, 2015
Egypt’s Nile River Delta Is Sinking Into the Sea
So why isn’t anyone doing anything about it?

Emily Crane Linn | November 23, 2015
Just How Few Professors of Color Are at America’s Top Colleges? Check Out These Charts.
The diversity stats behind the anti-racism protests on campuses across the United States.

Julia Lurie | November 23, 2015
Big Corporations Are Using a Record Amount of Clean Energy
Companies such as Walmart and General Motors are starting to defect from the fossil fuel-powered electric grid.

Tim McDonnell | November 20, 2015
How the Paris Attacks Could Lead to More Government Snooping on Americans
"It's predictable but a bit sickening."

Max J. Rosenthal | November 20, 2015
Weapons Companies’ Stocks Surge After Paris Attacks
Defense stocks rally on news of a new offensive against ISIS.

Bryan Schatz | November 18, 2015
There’s One Thing Bernie Sanders Hates Just as Much as Republicans Do
Here's why.

Tim Murphy | November 18, 2015
Here’s Yet More Posturing From Republicans on National Security

Kevin Drum | November 18, 2015
Twitter Has Censored Gory Images of the Paris Attacks
French authorities reportedly asked the company to block certain content.

Josh Harkinson | November 18, 2015
The Troubling History of Big Tobacco’s Cozy Ties With Black Leaders
And the reason one of the community's biggest killers is rarely discussed.

Myron Levin | November 17, 2015
Should Paris Allow a Massive Climate Protest Right Now?
Even after the deadly terrorist attacks, global warming activists are planning to go ahead with large protests and civil disobedience in the French capital two weeks from now.

James West | November 16, 2015
Ted Cruz Really Hates Climate Change

Kevin Drum | November 13, 2015
A Question For New Parents

Kevin Drum | November 13, 2015
Donald Trump Wants to Model His Immigration Plan After Something Called “Operation Wetback”
Um, whut.

Hannah Levintova | November 11, 2015

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America’s 100 Richest People Control More Wealth Than the Entire Black Population
The moneyed elite is, as you may have guessed, pretty pale.

How This Company—and Mike Huckabee—Cashed In by Scaring Conservatives
A little-known publisher has built an empire on selling Bible cures and apocalyptic stock tips.

Meet the “Harlem Hate Pastor” Who Just Met With Donald Trump
If you can believe it, James David Manning is even more inflammatory than the GOP candidate.

This Is Why Donald Trump Is Scaring the Shit Out of the Republican Party
He leads the polls, but a surprising number of Republicans won't vote for him.

Don’t Feel Bad About the Guy(s) You Fucked Last Night
And other lessons from the comedy world's sexiest podcast.

Marco Rubio Is Using a Convicted Felon to Help Him Win Florida
Clyde Fabretti, a white-collar criminal, holds a key position in Rubio's presidential campaign.

Vandalized Mosques, Threats of Violence—Anti-Muslim Hate Crimes on the Rise
Hate crimes against all groups have declines—except for Muslims.

Egypt’s Nile River Delta Is Sinking Into the Sea
So why isn’t anyone doing anything about it?

Just How Few Professors of Color Are at America’s Top Colleges? Check Out These Charts.
The diversity stats behind the anti-racism protests on campuses across the United States.

Big Corporations Are Using a Record Amount of Clean Energy
Companies such as Walmart and General Motors are starting to defect from the fossil fuel-powered electric grid.

How the Paris Attacks Could Lead to More Government Snooping on Americans
"It's predictable but a bit sickening."

Weapons Companies’ Stocks Surge After Paris Attacks
Defense stocks rally on news of a new offensive against ISIS.

There’s One Thing Bernie Sanders Hates Just as Much as Republicans Do
Here's why.

Here’s Yet More Posturing From Republicans on National Security

Twitter Has Censored Gory Images of the Paris Attacks
French authorities reportedly asked the company to block certain content.

The Troubling History of Big Tobacco’s Cozy Ties With Black Leaders
And the reason one of the community's biggest killers is rarely discussed.

Should Paris Allow a Massive Climate Protest Right Now?
Even after the deadly terrorist attacks, global warming activists are planning to go ahead with large protests and civil disobedience in the French capital two weeks from now.

Ted Cruz Really Hates Climate Change

A Question For New Parents

Donald Trump Wants to Model His Immigration Plan After Something Called “Operation Wetback”
Um, whut.

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America’s 100 Richest People Control More Wealth Than the Entire Black Population The moneyed elite is, as you may have guessed, pretty pale.

How This Company—and Mike Huckabee—Cashed In by Scaring Conservatives A little-known publisher has built an empire on selling Bible cures and apocalyptic stock tips.

Meet the “Harlem Hate Pastor” Who Just Met With Donald Trump If you can believe it, James David Manning is even more inflammatory than the GOP candidate.

This Is Why Donald Trump Is Scaring the Shit Out of the Republican Party He leads the polls, but a surprising number of Republicans won't vote for him.

Don’t Feel Bad About the Guy(s) You Fucked Last Night And other lessons from the comedy world's sexiest podcast.

Marco Rubio Is Using a Convicted Felon to Help Him Win Florida Clyde Fabretti, a white-collar criminal, holds a key position in Rubio's presidential campaign.

Vandalized Mosques, Threats of Violence—Anti-Muslim Hate Crimes on the Rise Hate crimes against all groups have declines—except for Muslims.

Egypt’s Nile River Delta Is Sinking Into the Sea So why isn’t anyone doing anything about it?

Just How Few Professors of Color Are at America’s Top Colleges? Check Out These Charts. The diversity stats behind the anti-racism protests on campuses across the United States.

Big Corporations Are Using a Record Amount of Clean Energy Companies such as Walmart and General Motors are starting to defect from the fossil fuel-powered electric grid.

How the Paris Attacks Could Lead to More Government Snooping on Americans "It's predictable but a bit sickening."

Weapons Companies’ Stocks Surge After Paris Attacks Defense stocks rally on news of a new offensive against ISIS.

There’s One Thing Bernie Sanders Hates Just as Much as Republicans Do Here's why.