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The Truth About How Obama Has Handled the Pacific Trade Deal

Daniel Drezner | May 20, 2015
Here Are 13 Killings by Police Captured on Video in the Past Year
Most suspects were black. A majority were unarmed. To date, three officers have been charged. (WARNING: Graphic footage.)

Jaeah Lee and AJ Vicens | May 20, 2015
This Is Actually the First Tweet @POTUS Ever Sent, Back in 2008
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James West | May 19, 2015
Which Tech Companies Are the Greenest?
Here's how Apple, Amazon, Google, and Microsoft stack up.

Ben Adler | May 14, 2015
Asians Are Kicking Ass in Silicon Valley, So Why Are So Few in the Boardroom?
Call it the "bamboo ceiling."

Josh Harkinson | May 14, 2015
Why Would an Economic Analysis Want to Ignore American Slavery?

Ryan Cooper | May 8, 2015

You Won’t Find Many White Dudes at This Tech Startup Competition
In any case, good ideas are colorblind.

Josh Harkinson | May 8, 2015
How to Trick a Child Into Eating a Vegetable
Traci Mann's school lunch experiments could help your kids eat healthier meals.

Indre Viskontas | May 7, 2015
Today Is the 151st Birthday of All-Around Feminist Badass Nellie Bly
Karen O pays tribute to the trailblazing journalist with a lovely new song.

Inae Oh | May 5, 2015
Sen. Bernie Sanders Is Running for President. Here’s a Sampling of His Greatest Hits
From the Mother Jones archives.

Josh Harkinson | April 30, 2015
America Officially Lost the Vietnam War 40 Years Ago This Week
How the endgames in Iraq and Afghanistan compare to the fall of Saigon.

Christian Appy | April 27, 2015
This Stat Will Make Deforestation Hit Home

Luke Whelan | April 24, 2015
How Californians Screwed Drought-Plagued California
A voter-approved antitax measure prevents cities from going after water hogs.

Josh Harkinson | April 22, 2015
Detroit Just Had the Single Largest Tax Foreclosure in American History
As many as 100,000 of the city's residents—about a seventh of the total number—are now on track for what many are calling an eviction "conveyor belt."

Laura Gottesdiener | April 21, 2015
Former Walker Aide Blasts Walker for Immigration Flip-Flop
Walker's former digital strategist sent out a blistering email on Tuesday.

Sam Brodey | April 21, 2015
McDonald’s Franchisees: “We Will Continue to Fall and Fail”
A new survey finds franchisees' confidence in the Golden Arches dismally low.

Samantha Michaels | April 15, 2015
McDonald’s Is 60 Years Old. On Its “Opening Day” It Bragged About Having Served 15 Million Burgers.

Ben Dreyfuss | April 15, 2015
This Iconic California Drought Photo Is Pretty Personal for Me
"I sometimes wonder, maybe it would have been better to let California dry up and blow away."

Dave Gilson | April 7, 2015
Mike Judge Heaps Fresh Ridicule on “Silicon Valley”
The creator of our favorite HBO comedy on female coders, nerd credentials, and the best dick joke ever.

Michael Mechanic | April 3, 2015
Hillary’s Alien Baby And 7 Other Out-of-This-World Tabloid Tales
The Clintons' long relationship with extraterrestrials—ripped from the pages of the Weekly World News.

Dave Gilson | April 3, 2015

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The Truth About How Obama Has Handled the Pacific Trade Deal

Here Are 13 Killings by Police Captured on Video in the Past Year
Most suspects were black. A majority were unarmed. To date, three officers have been charged. (WARNING: Graphic footage.)

This Is Actually the First Tweet @POTUS Ever Sent, Back in 2008
Who is Roy? And what has he done now?

Which Tech Companies Are the Greenest?
Here's how Apple, Amazon, Google, and Microsoft stack up.

Asians Are Kicking Ass in Silicon Valley, So Why Are So Few in the Boardroom?
Call it the "bamboo ceiling."

Why Would an Economic Analysis Want to Ignore American Slavery?

You Won’t Find Many White Dudes at This Tech Startup Competition
In any case, good ideas are colorblind.

How to Trick a Child Into Eating a Vegetable
Traci Mann's school lunch experiments could help your kids eat healthier meals.

Today Is the 151st Birthday of All-Around Feminist Badass Nellie Bly
Karen O pays tribute to the trailblazing journalist with a lovely new song.

Sen. Bernie Sanders Is Running for President. Here’s a Sampling of His Greatest Hits
From the Mother Jones archives.

America Officially Lost the Vietnam War 40 Years Ago This Week
How the endgames in Iraq and Afghanistan compare to the fall of Saigon.

This Stat Will Make Deforestation Hit Home

How Californians Screwed Drought-Plagued California
A voter-approved antitax measure prevents cities from going after water hogs.

Detroit Just Had the Single Largest Tax Foreclosure in American History
As many as 100,000 of the city's residents—about a seventh of the total number—are now on track for what many are calling an eviction "conveyor belt."

Former Walker Aide Blasts Walker for Immigration Flip-Flop
Walker's former digital strategist sent out a blistering email on Tuesday.

McDonald’s Franchisees: “We Will Continue to Fall and Fail”
A new survey finds franchisees' confidence in the Golden Arches dismally low.

McDonald’s Is 60 Years Old. On Its “Opening Day” It Bragged About Having Served 15 Million Burgers.

This Iconic California Drought Photo Is Pretty Personal for Me
"I sometimes wonder, maybe it would have been better to let California dry up and blow away."

Mike Judge Heaps Fresh Ridicule on “Silicon Valley”
The creator of our favorite HBO comedy on female coders, nerd credentials, and the best dick joke ever.

Hillary’s Alien Baby And 7 Other Out-of-This-World Tabloid Tales
The Clintons' long relationship with extraterrestrials—ripped from the pages of the Weekly World News.

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The Truth About How Obama Has Handled the Pacific Trade Deal

Here Are 13 Killings by Police Captured on Video in the Past Year Most suspects were black. A majority were unarmed. To date, three officers have been charged. (WARNING: Graphic footage.)

This Is Actually the First Tweet @POTUS Ever Sent, Back in 2008 Who is Roy? And what has he done now?

Which Tech Companies Are the Greenest? Here's how Apple, Amazon, Google, and Microsoft stack up.

Asians Are Kicking Ass in Silicon Valley, So Why Are So Few in the Boardroom? Call it the "bamboo ceiling."

Why Would an Economic Analysis Want to Ignore American Slavery?

You Won’t Find Many White Dudes at This Tech Startup Competition In any case, good ideas are colorblind.

How to Trick a Child Into Eating a Vegetable Traci Mann's school lunch experiments could help your kids eat healthier meals.

Today Is the 151st Birthday of All-Around Feminist Badass Nellie Bly Karen O pays tribute to the trailblazing journalist with a lovely new song.

Sen. Bernie Sanders Is Running for President. Here’s a Sampling of His Greatest Hits From the Mother Jones archives.

America Officially Lost the Vietnam War 40 Years Ago This Week How the endgames in Iraq and Afghanistan compare to the fall of Saigon.

This Stat Will Make Deforestation Hit Home

How Californians Screwed Drought-Plagued California A voter-approved antitax measure prevents cities from going after water hogs.

Detroit Just Had the Single Largest Tax Foreclosure in American History As many as 100,000 of the city's residents—about a seventh of the total number—are now on track for what many are calling an eviction "conveyor belt."

Former Walker Aide Blasts Walker for Immigration Flip-Flop Walker's former digital strategist sent out a blistering email on Tuesday.

McDonald’s Franchisees: “We Will Continue to Fall and Fail” A new survey finds franchisees' confidence in the Golden Arches dismally low.