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The Supreme Court Is About to Hear the Case That Could Destroy Obamacare
Here are the unusual plaintiffs behind it.

Stephanie Mencimer | Mon Feb. 9, 2015 7:05 AM EST | Updated Mon Mar. 2, 2015 5:05 PM EST
Google Can Do Well With Its New Communications Products, But Only If It Acts Like a Genuine Startup

Kevin Drum | February 7, 2015
How US Companies Stash Billions Overseas—Tax-Free
And now the Obama administration wants to send the tax man after (some of) them.

Dave Gilson and Erika Eichelberger | February 6, 2015
Lone Wolf Terrorists Are Exceedingly Rare, So Why Does Everyone Keep Talking About Them?
Government officials and prominent conservatives have stoked fears of lone-wolf attacks to justify the expansion of surveillance programs.

Matthew Harwood | February 5, 2015
Meet the Witches, Lesbian Separatists, and Other Brave Feminists Who Shook Up the ’60s and ’70s
"You don't make change by being polite and folding your hands."

Samantha Michaels | February 5, 2015
Loan By Drone and Eight Other Silly “Drone” Trademarks
Put a drone on it!

AJ Vicens | February 2, 2015

Mad Men: Inside the Men’s Rights Movement—and the Army of Misogynists and Trolls It Spawned
How did an ex-feminist once hailed by Gloria Steinem become a hero of the haters?

Mariah Blake | January/February 2015 Issue
Does the Internet Really Make Dumb People Dumber?

Kevin Drum | January 26, 2015
City Wifi: Fast, Cheap, and No You Can’t Have It
Because enjoying cute cat videos while sitting in your local park is socialism.

Josh Harkinson | January 22, 2015
The Quiet Horrors of House Arrest, Electronic Monitoring, and Other Alternative Forms of Incarceration
How imprisonment extends beyond the jailhouse into every arena of American life.

Maya Schenwar | January 22, 2015
Last Year America Sent Special Ops Forces Into Almost 70% of the Countries in the World
The meteoric rise of US Special Operations.

Nick Turse | January 21, 2015
The Secret History of the 20-Week Abortion Ban
The threat—and theater—behind the new effort targeting Roe v. Wade.

Molly Redden | January 21, 2015
This Map Shows the West’s Spreading Anti-Terror Crackdown
Arrests throughout the West follow Parisian terror attacks.

Jenna McLaughlin | January 20, 2015
Obama Wants Companies to Stop Stealing Your Data. Good Luck.
Both industry and Congress are aligned to keep personal data available.

Jenna McLaughlin | January 20, 2015
A Hip-Hop Crew’s Take on Old Detroit vs. the So-Called New Detroit
Just whose city is it, exactly?

Allie Gross | January 19, 2015
What We Still Don’t Know About Mitt Romney’s Tax Returns
With Jeb Bush planning to release a decade of information, the pressure is on Romney to come clean.

Sam Brodey | January 15, 2015
Net Neutrality Might Be a Step Closer to Reality

Kevin Drum | January 9, 2015
People Around the World Are Pouring Into the Streets to Support Charlie Hebdo After the Paris Massacre
These maps and photos capture the defiant response.

James West | January 7, 2015
What Would a Time Traveler From 1963 Make of the Global War on Terror?
The Cold War may be a thing of the past, but American insecurity lives on.

Tom Engelhardt | January 7, 2015
We Finally Found a GOP Congressman Who Believes in Science. Too Bad He's a Felon Who Just Resigned.
Michael Grimm pleaded guilty to tax evasion.

James West | January 6, 2015

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The Supreme Court Is About to Hear the Case That Could Destroy Obamacare
Here are the unusual plaintiffs behind it.

Google Can Do Well With Its New Communications Products, But Only If It Acts Like a Genuine Startup

How US Companies Stash Billions Overseas—Tax-Free
And now the Obama administration wants to send the tax man after (some of) them.

Lone Wolf Terrorists Are Exceedingly Rare, So Why Does Everyone Keep Talking About Them?
Government officials and prominent conservatives have stoked fears of lone-wolf attacks to justify the expansion of surveillance programs.

Meet the Witches, Lesbian Separatists, and Other Brave Feminists Who Shook Up the ’60s and ’70s
"You don't make change by being polite and folding your hands."

Loan By Drone and Eight Other Silly “Drone” Trademarks
Put a drone on it!

Mad Men: Inside the Men’s Rights Movement—and the Army of Misogynists and Trolls It Spawned
How did an ex-feminist once hailed by Gloria Steinem become a hero of the haters?

Does the Internet Really Make Dumb People Dumber?

City Wifi: Fast, Cheap, and No You Can’t Have It
Because enjoying cute cat videos while sitting in your local park is socialism.

The Quiet Horrors of House Arrest, Electronic Monitoring, and Other Alternative Forms of Incarceration
How imprisonment extends beyond the jailhouse into every arena of American life.

Last Year America Sent Special Ops Forces Into Almost 70% of the Countries in the World
The meteoric rise of US Special Operations.

The Secret History of the 20-Week Abortion Ban
The threat—and theater—behind the new effort targeting Roe v. Wade.

This Map Shows the West’s Spreading Anti-Terror Crackdown
Arrests throughout the West follow Parisian terror attacks.

Obama Wants Companies to Stop Stealing Your Data. Good Luck.
Both industry and Congress are aligned to keep personal data available.

A Hip-Hop Crew’s Take on Old Detroit vs. the So-Called New Detroit
Just whose city is it, exactly?

What We Still Don’t Know About Mitt Romney’s Tax Returns
With Jeb Bush planning to release a decade of information, the pressure is on Romney to come clean.

Net Neutrality Might Be a Step Closer to Reality

People Around the World Are Pouring Into the Streets to Support Charlie Hebdo After the Paris Massacre
These maps and photos capture the defiant response.

What Would a Time Traveler From 1963 Make of the Global War on Terror?
The Cold War may be a thing of the past, but American insecurity lives on.

We Finally Found a GOP Congressman Who Believes in Science. Too Bad He's a Felon Who Just Resigned.
Michael Grimm pleaded guilty to tax evasion.

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The Supreme Court Is About to Hear the Case That Could Destroy Obamacare Here are the unusual plaintiffs behind it.

Google Can Do Well With Its New Communications Products, But Only If It Acts Like a Genuine Startup

How US Companies Stash Billions Overseas—Tax-Free And now the Obama administration wants to send the tax man after (some of) them.

Lone Wolf Terrorists Are Exceedingly Rare, So Why Does Everyone Keep Talking About Them? Government officials and prominent conservatives have stoked fears of lone-wolf attacks to justify the expansion of surveillance programs.

Meet the Witches, Lesbian Separatists, and Other Brave Feminists Who Shook Up the ’60s and ’70s "You don't make change by being polite and folding your hands."

Loan By Drone and Eight Other Silly “Drone” Trademarks Put a drone on it!

Mad Men: Inside the Men’s Rights Movement—and the Army of Misogynists and Trolls It Spawned How did an ex-feminist once hailed by Gloria Steinem become a hero of the haters?

Does the Internet Really Make Dumb People Dumber?

City Wifi: Fast, Cheap, and No You Can’t Have It Because enjoying cute cat videos while sitting in your local park is socialism.

The Quiet Horrors of House Arrest, Electronic Monitoring, and Other Alternative Forms of Incarceration How imprisonment extends beyond the jailhouse into every arena of American life.

Last Year America Sent Special Ops Forces Into Almost 70% of the Countries in the World The meteoric rise of US Special Operations.

The Secret History of the 20-Week Abortion Ban The threat—and theater—behind the new effort targeting Roe v. Wade.

This Map Shows the West’s Spreading Anti-Terror Crackdown Arrests throughout the West follow Parisian terror attacks.

Obama Wants Companies to Stop Stealing Your Data. Good Luck. Both industry and Congress are aligned to keep personal data available.

A Hip-Hop Crew’s Take on Old Detroit vs. the So-Called New Detroit Just whose city is it, exactly?

What We Still Don’t Know About Mitt Romney’s Tax Returns With Jeb Bush planning to release a decade of information, the pressure is on Romney to come clean.