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Silicon Valley Is Even Whiter Than You Thought
The venture capitalists funding tech companies are overwhelming white and male.

Edwin Rios | October 6, 2015
Thanks to the NSA, Data Sharing With Europe Just Got a Little Harder

Kevin Drum | October 6, 2015
The CIA Is Still Refusing to Release Its Files on This Alleged War Criminal
Human rights experts at the University of Washington are now suing for documents.

Ian Gordon | October 5, 2015
After the Oregon Shooting, More Americans Are Googling "Gun Control"
These maps show how gun rampages affect online searches.

AJ Vicens | October 2, 2015
Here’s Why I Doubt That Hillary Clinton Used a Private Email Server to Evade FOIA Requests

Kevin Drum | October 2, 2015
The Epic Rise and Fall of America’s Most Notorious Coal Baron
The biggest mine disaster in 40 years occurred on Don Blankenship's watch at Massey Energy.

Tim Murphy | September 30, 2015

Oklahoma Governor Halts Execution of Potentially Innocent Death Row Inmate
Richard Glossip's life was spared by a last-minute 37-day stay.

Stephanie Mencimer | September 29, 2015
Conservatives Have a New Worst Enemy: Conservative Chief Justice John Roberts

Kevin Drum | September 29, 2015
It’s a Coder! It’s a Teacher! It’s a Kick-Ass Graphic Novelist!
Is Gene Luen Yang from Krypton?

Michael Mechanic | September/October 2015 issue
The VW Scandal Is Just the Beginning
A feature, not a bug.

James Grimmelmann | September 24, 2015
Ben Carson: The World Was Created in 6 Days. Literally.
His beliefs could have real political consequences.

David Corn | September 24, 2015
It Sure Looks Like Hillary Clinton Didn’t Have a Cunning Plan to Foil Congressional Investigators

Kevin Drum | September 23, 2015
This Is How Much Money We Need to Feed Millions of Syrian Refugees Right Now
The situation, warns World Food Programme chief, is getting "desperate and dire."

James West | September 22, 2015
Does France Control What American Internet Users Are Allowed to See?

Kevin Drum | September 22, 2015
We Are Programmed to Receive

Kevin Drum | September 19, 2015
Is Carly Fiorina Really a “Serious” Alternative to Donald Trump?
HP's former CEO has a history of failing upward.

Josh Harkinson | September 18, 2015
Last Night’s Republican Debate Was Literally a Public Health Risk
Donald Trump's discredited theories about autism and vaccines caused a massive spike in Google searches.

Jeremy Schulman | September 17, 2015
What America's Biggest Teacher Strike in Years Reveals About the Public School Wars
It's about much more than a wage dispute.

Luke Whelan | September 15, 2015
Here’s How Bernie Sanders May Be Changing Politics for Good
Inside the wild-haired socialist's unlikely rise.

Tim Murphy | September/October 2015 issue
America Once Accepted 800,000 War Refugees. Is it Time to Do That Again?
To solve the Syrian refugee crisis, experts say the United States should take a page from its post-Vietnam playbook.

Max J. Rosenthal | September 11, 2015

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Silicon Valley Is Even Whiter Than You Thought
The venture capitalists funding tech companies are overwhelming white and male.

Thanks to the NSA, Data Sharing With Europe Just Got a Little Harder

The CIA Is Still Refusing to Release Its Files on This Alleged War Criminal
Human rights experts at the University of Washington are now suing for documents.

After the Oregon Shooting, More Americans Are Googling "Gun Control"
These maps show how gun rampages affect online searches.

Here’s Why I Doubt That Hillary Clinton Used a Private Email Server to Evade FOIA Requests

The Epic Rise and Fall of America’s Most Notorious Coal Baron
The biggest mine disaster in 40 years occurred on Don Blankenship's watch at Massey Energy.

Oklahoma Governor Halts Execution of Potentially Innocent Death Row Inmate
Richard Glossip's life was spared by a last-minute 37-day stay.

Conservatives Have a New Worst Enemy: Conservative Chief Justice John Roberts

It’s a Coder! It’s a Teacher! It’s a Kick-Ass Graphic Novelist!
Is Gene Luen Yang from Krypton?

The VW Scandal Is Just the Beginning
A feature, not a bug.

Ben Carson: The World Was Created in 6 Days. Literally.
His beliefs could have real political consequences.

It Sure Looks Like Hillary Clinton Didn’t Have a Cunning Plan to Foil Congressional Investigators

This Is How Much Money We Need to Feed Millions of Syrian Refugees Right Now
The situation, warns World Food Programme chief, is getting "desperate and dire."

Does France Control What American Internet Users Are Allowed to See?

We Are Programmed to Receive

Is Carly Fiorina Really a “Serious” Alternative to Donald Trump?
HP's former CEO has a history of failing upward.

Last Night’s Republican Debate Was Literally a Public Health Risk
Donald Trump's discredited theories about autism and vaccines caused a massive spike in Google searches.

What America's Biggest Teacher Strike in Years Reveals About the Public School Wars
It's about much more than a wage dispute.

Here’s How Bernie Sanders May Be Changing Politics for Good
Inside the wild-haired socialist's unlikely rise.

America Once Accepted 800,000 War Refugees. Is it Time to Do That Again?
To solve the Syrian refugee crisis, experts say the United States should take a page from its post-Vietnam playbook.

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Silicon Valley Is Even Whiter Than You Thought The venture capitalists funding tech companies are overwhelming white and male.

Thanks to the NSA, Data Sharing With Europe Just Got a Little Harder

The CIA Is Still Refusing to Release Its Files on This Alleged War Criminal Human rights experts at the University of Washington are now suing for documents.

After the Oregon Shooting, More Americans Are Googling "Gun Control" These maps show how gun rampages affect online searches.

Here’s Why I Doubt That Hillary Clinton Used a Private Email Server to Evade FOIA Requests

The Epic Rise and Fall of America’s Most Notorious Coal Baron The biggest mine disaster in 40 years occurred on Don Blankenship's watch at Massey Energy.

Oklahoma Governor Halts Execution of Potentially Innocent Death Row Inmate Richard Glossip's life was spared by a last-minute 37-day stay.

Conservatives Have a New Worst Enemy: Conservative Chief Justice John Roberts

It’s a Coder! It’s a Teacher! It’s a Kick-Ass Graphic Novelist! Is Gene Luen Yang from Krypton?

The VW Scandal Is Just the Beginning A feature, not a bug.

Ben Carson: The World Was Created in 6 Days. Literally. His beliefs could have real political consequences.

It Sure Looks Like Hillary Clinton Didn’t Have a Cunning Plan to Foil Congressional Investigators

This Is How Much Money We Need to Feed Millions of Syrian Refugees Right Now The situation, warns World Food Programme chief, is getting "desperate and dire."