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This Is the Funniest Chart About Tonight’s GOP Debate
Hahaha.

Ben Dreyfuss | November 11, 2015
The Debate Is Over. This Is the Best GOP Candidate for UFO Disclosure
If you believe the truth is really out there—and you also want to keep taxes low on the rich—here’s your candidate.

AJ Vicens | November 10, 2015
How Campus Racism Just Became the Biggest Story in America
Here’s the chain of events that rocked the University of Missouri and put racial justice center stage.

Edwin Rios | November 9, 2015
Ben Carson Says Honesty Is More Important Than Political Experience
So how should his supporters handle the news that he lied about being offered a scholarship to West Point?

David Corn | November 6, 2015
More Legal Trouble for Paul Aides
Prosecutors bring back charges against a Ron Paul operative and may reindict two key Rand Paul supporters.

Russ Choma | November 3, 2015
The Guns the NRA Doesn’t Want Americans to Get
So-called smart guns could become a $1 billion market—and make us safer.

Josh Harkinson | November 3, 2015

Quiz: How Much Do You Know About America’s Sleaziest Presidential Races?
A new book looks at nasty races where Donald Trump would have felt right at home.

Gregory Barber | October 31, 2015
A Brief Timeline of Ben Carson and Glyconutrients

Kevin Drum | October 30, 2015
A Blunt Guide to How Republican Candidates Feel About Pot
GOP hopefuls are about to get asked about marijuana legalization. Here’s what they're likely to say.

AJ Vicens | October 28, 2015
Cybersecurity Bill Could Put More Personal Data in Government Hands
The controversial measure looks passes the Senate easily.

Max J. Rosenthal | October 22, 2015
Ancient Grains: It’s What’s For Breakfast

Kevin Drum | October 21, 2015
After a Debacle, New York Times Tries to Crowdsource Diversity
A roundup of expert opinions after the last presidential debate featured exclusively white men.

Miles E. Johnson | October 21, 2015
Here Is the Kind of Sunscreen That Won’t Destroy Coral Reefs
A new study finds that one type of sunscreen kills precious coral—but others don't.

Luke Whelan | October 21, 2015
Now the NRA Wants to Arm Israeli Civilians
The gun lobby is cheering a rise in Israeli gun ownership.

Bryan Schatz and Madison Pauly | October 20, 2015
Amazon Is Going After People Who Write Fake Reviews
The retail giant filed a civil complaint Friday against 1,114 users who allegedly sold five-star reviews.

Madison Pauly | October 19, 2015
7 Fascinating Facts About Bats
For example: Without them, there might be no tequila.

Luke Whelan | October 19, 2015
Inside the Scandal Rocking the Fantasy Sports World
Ads for DraftKings and FanDuel are everywhere. But after a data leak, the industry is suddenly under intense scrutiny.

Edwin Rios | October 9, 2015
Is Jim Webb Really Running for President? An Investigation.
He's maintaining a surprisingly low profile.

Max J. Rosenthal | October 9, 2015
Quote of the Day: You’d Have to Be Nuts to Want a Leadership Role in the Republican Party

Kevin Drum | October 7, 2015
Have Humans Killed Off the World’s Pristine Places?
An interview with Jason Mark, author of "Satellites in the High Country."

Luke Whelan | October 7, 2015

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This Is the Funniest Chart About Tonight’s GOP Debate
Hahaha.

The Debate Is Over. This Is the Best GOP Candidate for UFO Disclosure
If you believe the truth is really out there—and you also want to keep taxes low on the rich—here’s your candidate.

How Campus Racism Just Became the Biggest Story in America
Here’s the chain of events that rocked the University of Missouri and put racial justice center stage.

Ben Carson Says Honesty Is More Important Than Political Experience
So how should his supporters handle the news that he lied about being offered a scholarship to West Point?

More Legal Trouble for Paul Aides
Prosecutors bring back charges against a Ron Paul operative and may reindict two key Rand Paul supporters.

The Guns the NRA Doesn’t Want Americans to Get
So-called smart guns could become a $1 billion market—and make us safer.

Quiz: How Much Do You Know About America’s Sleaziest Presidential Races?
A new book looks at nasty races where Donald Trump would have felt right at home.

A Brief Timeline of Ben Carson and Glyconutrients

A Blunt Guide to How Republican Candidates Feel About Pot
GOP hopefuls are about to get asked about marijuana legalization. Here’s what they're likely to say.

Cybersecurity Bill Could Put More Personal Data in Government Hands
The controversial measure looks passes the Senate easily.

Ancient Grains: It’s What’s For Breakfast

After a Debacle, New York Times Tries to Crowdsource Diversity
A roundup of expert opinions after the last presidential debate featured exclusively white men.

Here Is the Kind of Sunscreen That Won’t Destroy Coral Reefs
A new study finds that one type of sunscreen kills precious coral—but others don't.

Now the NRA Wants to Arm Israeli Civilians
The gun lobby is cheering a rise in Israeli gun ownership.

Amazon Is Going After People Who Write Fake Reviews
The retail giant filed a civil complaint Friday against 1,114 users who allegedly sold five-star reviews.

7 Fascinating Facts About Bats
For example: Without them, there might be no tequila.

Inside the Scandal Rocking the Fantasy Sports World
Ads for DraftKings and FanDuel are everywhere. But after a data leak, the industry is suddenly under intense scrutiny.

Is Jim Webb Really Running for President? An Investigation.
He's maintaining a surprisingly low profile.

Quote of the Day: You’d Have to Be Nuts to Want a Leadership Role in the Republican Party

Have Humans Killed Off the World’s Pristine Places?
An interview with Jason Mark, author of "Satellites in the High Country."

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This Is the Funniest Chart About Tonight’s GOP Debate Hahaha.

The Debate Is Over. This Is the Best GOP Candidate for UFO Disclosure If you believe the truth is really out there—and you also want to keep taxes low on the rich—here’s your candidate.

How Campus Racism Just Became the Biggest Story in America Here’s the chain of events that rocked the University of Missouri and put racial justice center stage.

Ben Carson Says Honesty Is More Important Than Political Experience So how should his supporters handle the news that he lied about being offered a scholarship to West Point?

More Legal Trouble for Paul Aides Prosecutors bring back charges against a Ron Paul operative and may reindict two key Rand Paul supporters.

The Guns the NRA Doesn’t Want Americans to Get So-called smart guns could become a $1 billion market—and make us safer.

Quiz: How Much Do You Know About America’s Sleaziest Presidential Races? A new book looks at nasty races where Donald Trump would have felt right at home.

A Brief Timeline of Ben Carson and Glyconutrients

A Blunt Guide to How Republican Candidates Feel About Pot GOP hopefuls are about to get asked about marijuana legalization. Here’s what they're likely to say.

Cybersecurity Bill Could Put More Personal Data in Government Hands The controversial measure looks passes the Senate easily.

Ancient Grains: It’s What’s For Breakfast

After a Debacle, New York Times Tries to Crowdsource Diversity A roundup of expert opinions after the last presidential debate featured exclusively white men.

Here Is the Kind of Sunscreen That Won’t Destroy Coral Reefs A new study finds that one type of sunscreen kills precious coral—but others don't.

Now the NRA Wants to Arm Israeli Civilians The gun lobby is cheering a rise in Israeli gun ownership.

Amazon Is Going After People Who Write Fake Reviews The retail giant filed a civil complaint Friday against 1,114 users who allegedly sold five-star reviews.

7 Fascinating Facts About Bats For example: Without them, there might be no tequila.

Inside the Scandal Rocking the Fantasy Sports World Ads for DraftKings and FanDuel are everywhere. But after a data leak, the industry is suddenly under intense scrutiny.

Is Jim Webb Really Running for President? An Investigation. He's maintaining a surprisingly low profile.