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Fox News' recent attacks sound like dated criticisms of the civil rights movement.

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Google data sheds light on those considering a new country.

AJ Vicens | September 3, 2015

Your Cheap Uber Rides May Be Going Away. And That’s a Good Thing.
A landmark court ruling against Uber may rewire our relationship with labor.

Josh Harkinson | September 3, 2015
Rand Paul: Troll Me, and I’ll Track Your Phone
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Russ Choma | September 2, 2015
The Controversial Doctor Behind the New “Viagra for Women”
Is Irwin Goldstein advancing the frontiers of medicine, or the bottom line of the pharmaceutical industry?

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Tom Philpott | September/October 2015 issue
In the Contest for Worst Automobile-Driving Species, the Winner is Homo Sapiens

Kevin Drum | September 1, 2015
Breaking: Another Massive Explosion Rocks Industrial City in China
The blast comes just weeks after major explosions devastated the Chinese city of Tianjin.

Inae Oh | August 31, 2015
Apple Hates Me. I Hate Them Right Back.

Kevin Drum | August 31, 2015
Black Lives Matter Began When New Orleans’ Levees Failed
The memory of Hurricane Katrina informs the current struggle against police violence.

Jamelle Bouie | August 28, 2015
How to Fight Big Ag by Drinking Really Good Tequila
How a renegade optometrist is defying corporations and saving Mexican farms—with the finest tequila you'll ever taste.

Ted Genoways | September/October 2015 issue
Salad Seems Really Virtuous, Right? It’s Not.
Limp, devoid of flavor, and nutritionally challenged, trucked-in greens offer little more than refrigerated water.

Tom Philpott | August 25, 2015
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
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

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This Is the Dumbest Thing Said in the Planned Parenthood Hearing (So Far)
Think of what that money could buy!

Are the F-Bombs Getting Worse Here at Mother Jones? An Exclusive Investigation.

Friday Cat Blogging – 4 September 2015

Tip O’ the Day: Don’t Be Trapped by the Tyranny of the List

Here’s the Conservative Playbook for Tearing Down Black Lives Matter
Fox News' recent attacks sound like dated criticisms of the civil rights movement.

This Map Shows Who Wants to Move to Your Country
Google data sheds light on those considering a new country.

Your Cheap Uber Rides May Be Going Away. And That’s a Good Thing.
A landmark court ruling against Uber may rewire our relationship with labor.

Rand Paul: Troll Me, and I’ll Track Your Phone
His campaign released an app that lets you take "selfies" with him. Guess what happened next.

The Controversial Doctor Behind the New “Viagra for Women”
Is Irwin Goldstein advancing the frontiers of medicine, or the bottom line of the pharmaceutical industry?

UPDATED: Can This Genius Strategy Stop Big Ag from Dumping Fertilizer Into Drinking Water?
One Iowa utility is sick of sky-high nitrate levels in tap water—so it's taking action.

In the Contest for Worst Automobile-Driving Species, the Winner is Homo Sapiens

Breaking: Another Massive Explosion Rocks Industrial City in China
The blast comes just weeks after major explosions devastated the Chinese city of Tianjin.

Apple Hates Me. I Hate Them Right Back.

Black Lives Matter Began When New Orleans’ Levees Failed
The memory of Hurricane Katrina informs the current struggle against police violence.

How to Fight Big Ag by Drinking Really Good Tequila
How a renegade optometrist is defying corporations and saving Mexican farms—with the finest tequila you'll ever taste.

Salad Seems Really Virtuous, Right? It’s Not.
Limp, devoid of flavor, and nutritionally challenged, trucked-in greens offer little more than refrigerated water.

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

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.

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This Is the Dumbest Thing Said in the Planned Parenthood Hearing (So Far) Think of what that money could buy!

Are the F-Bombs Getting Worse Here at Mother Jones? An Exclusive Investigation.

Friday Cat Blogging – 4 September 2015

Tip O’ the Day: Don’t Be Trapped by the Tyranny of the List

Here’s the Conservative Playbook for Tearing Down Black Lives Matter Fox News' recent attacks sound like dated criticisms of the civil rights movement.

This Map Shows Who Wants to Move to Your Country Google data sheds light on those considering a new country.

Your Cheap Uber Rides May Be Going Away. And That’s a Good Thing. A landmark court ruling against Uber may rewire our relationship with labor.

Rand Paul: Troll Me, and I’ll Track Your Phone His campaign released an app that lets you take "selfies" with him. Guess what happened next.

The Controversial Doctor Behind the New “Viagra for Women” Is Irwin Goldstein advancing the frontiers of medicine, or the bottom line of the pharmaceutical industry?

UPDATED: Can This Genius Strategy Stop Big Ag from Dumping Fertilizer Into Drinking Water? One Iowa utility is sick of sky-high nitrate levels in tap water—so it's taking action.

In the Contest for Worst Automobile-Driving Species, the Winner is Homo Sapiens

Breaking: Another Massive Explosion Rocks Industrial City in China The blast comes just weeks after major explosions devastated the Chinese city of Tianjin.

Apple Hates Me. I Hate Them Right Back.

Black Lives Matter Began When New Orleans’ Levees Failed The memory of Hurricane Katrina informs the current struggle against police violence.

How to Fight Big Ag by Drinking Really Good Tequila How a renegade optometrist is defying corporations and saving Mexican farms—with the finest tequila you'll ever taste.

Salad Seems Really Virtuous, Right? It’s Not. Limp, devoid of flavor, and nutritionally challenged, trucked-in greens offer little more than refrigerated water.

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

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.