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Capture the Flag: A Brief History of Defacing Confederate Banners
As long as the rebel flag has flown, activists like Bree Newsome have been tearing it down.

Tim Murphy | June 29, 2015
Why Does Jeb Bush Have a Mysterious Shell Company?
An entity called BHAG is trying to trademark the candidate's logo for use on "key chains of precious metal" and other campaign merchandise.

Russ Choma | June 29, 2015
Obamacare Still Isn’t Safe, and Liberals Better Not Forget It

Kevin Drum | June 26, 2015
Snapchat Still May Not Be as Safe as You Think
When the feds come sniffing around, the app maker won't necessarily tell you about it.

Josh Harkinson | June 25, 2015
The Supreme Court Just Rejected These 4 People’s Attempt to Blow Up Obamacare
Meet the unusual plaintiffs behind the court's big ruling in King v. Burwell.

Stephanie Mencimer | June 25, 2015
The Last Candidate to Weigh In on the Confederate Flag Just Broke His Silence
But Jim Webb's stance on whether it should remain on South Carolina capitol grounds is anything but clear.

Tim Murphy and Max J. Rosenthal | June 23, 2015

Map: How States Are Handling Their Confederate Flag Problems
The decision to take down the flag in South Carolina has resonated in many places.

AJ Vicens, Allie Gross, and Miles E. Johnson | June 23, 2015
Jeb Bush Just Got His Big Chance to Impress the Koch Brothers
The presidential candidate will deliver the keynote speech at Americans for Prosperity's conference later this summer.

Russ Choma | June 22, 2015
Our Grandchildren Will Never Have Heard of a “Preexisting Condition.” Thanks, Obamacare.

Kevin Drum | June 22, 2015
This Chart Shows How Sexist Silicon Valley Really Is
A new study suggests that tech's gender gap isn't due to a lack of qualified women.

Edwin Rios | June 22, 2015
Dylann Roof Authored a Horrifyingly Racist Manifesto
"The event that truly awakened me was the Trayvon Martin case," the suspected gunman wrote.

Mother Jones | June 20, 2015
Charleston’s Hometown Newspaper Is Putting Awful Cable News to Shame
This heroic local newsroom is dominating breaking national coverage.

James West | June 19, 2015
The Recent, Hateful History of Attacks on Black Churches
Arson suspected in the gutting of a North Carolina black church just one week after Charleston massacre.

Becca Andrews, Gregory Barber, and Brandon E. Patterson | June 19, 2015
3 Ways Drones Are Revolutionizing Science
Cheap, reliable, and fast—drones are boldly going where no one has gone before.

Kishore Hari | June 12, 2015
Investigators Are Coming After Apple in an Antitrust Probe—Again
They want to know if Apple colluded with music labels to abandon free services like Spotify.

Edwin Rios | June 11, 2015
Dear Sirs, I Am the Son of US President George H.W. Bush and I Have a Business Proposition for You
The fraudulent Nigerian water pump deal that continues to haunt Jeb Bush’s political career.

Stephanie Mencimer | June 11, 2015
Meet the F-Bomb-Spewing Ex-Cop Behind the NRA’s Move to Topple California’s Gun Laws
"You don't like it? Change the fuckin' Constitution!" says Edward Peruta.

Dave Gilson | June 10, 2015
Black Deaths Matter
Why is it so hard for families of color to get justice when a loved one is murdered?

Photographs by Justin Maxon; Text by Edwin Rios and Kai Wright | May/June 2015 Issue
Dennis Hastert May Have Chosen the Absolute Worst Way to Buy Someone’s Silence
The US financial system offers a host of creative—and legal—options for untraceable payoffs.

Stephanie Mencimer | June 8, 2015
Could This Bill Prevent Another “Gamergate”?
"It's not okay to tell women to change their behavior, withhold their opinions, and stay off the internet altogether, just to avoid severe threats."

Samantha Michaels | June 4, 2015

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Capture the Flag: A Brief History of Defacing Confederate Banners
As long as the rebel flag has flown, activists like Bree Newsome have been tearing it down.

Why Does Jeb Bush Have a Mysterious Shell Company?
An entity called BHAG is trying to trademark the candidate's logo for use on "key chains of precious metal" and other campaign merchandise.

Obamacare Still Isn’t Safe, and Liberals Better Not Forget It

Snapchat Still May Not Be as Safe as You Think
When the feds come sniffing around, the app maker won't necessarily tell you about it.

The Supreme Court Just Rejected These 4 People’s Attempt to Blow Up Obamacare
Meet the unusual plaintiffs behind the court's big ruling in King v. Burwell.

The Last Candidate to Weigh In on the Confederate Flag Just Broke His Silence
But Jim Webb's stance on whether it should remain on South Carolina capitol grounds is anything but clear.

Map: How States Are Handling Their Confederate Flag Problems
The decision to take down the flag in South Carolina has resonated in many places.

Jeb Bush Just Got His Big Chance to Impress the Koch Brothers
The presidential candidate will deliver the keynote speech at Americans for Prosperity's conference later this summer.

Our Grandchildren Will Never Have Heard of a “Preexisting Condition.” Thanks, Obamacare.

This Chart Shows How Sexist Silicon Valley Really Is
A new study suggests that tech's gender gap isn't due to a lack of qualified women.

Dylann Roof Authored a Horrifyingly Racist Manifesto
"The event that truly awakened me was the Trayvon Martin case," the suspected gunman wrote.

Charleston’s Hometown Newspaper Is Putting Awful Cable News to Shame
This heroic local newsroom is dominating breaking national coverage.

The Recent, Hateful History of Attacks on Black Churches
Arson suspected in the gutting of a North Carolina black church just one week after Charleston massacre.

3 Ways Drones Are Revolutionizing Science
Cheap, reliable, and fast—drones are boldly going where no one has gone before.

Investigators Are Coming After Apple in an Antitrust Probe—Again
They want to know if Apple colluded with music labels to abandon free services like Spotify.

Dear Sirs, I Am the Son of US President George H.W. Bush and I Have a Business Proposition for You
The fraudulent Nigerian water pump deal that continues to haunt Jeb Bush’s political career.

Meet the F-Bomb-Spewing Ex-Cop Behind the NRA’s Move to Topple California’s Gun Laws
"You don't like it? Change the fuckin' Constitution!" says Edward Peruta.

Black Deaths Matter
Why is it so hard for families of color to get justice when a loved one is murdered?

Dennis Hastert May Have Chosen the Absolute Worst Way to Buy Someone’s Silence
The US financial system offers a host of creative—and legal—options for untraceable payoffs.

Could This Bill Prevent Another “Gamergate”?
"It's not okay to tell women to change their behavior, withhold their opinions, and stay off the internet altogether, just to avoid severe threats."

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Capture the Flag: A Brief History of Defacing Confederate Banners As long as the rebel flag has flown, activists like Bree Newsome have been tearing it down.

Why Does Jeb Bush Have a Mysterious Shell Company? An entity called BHAG is trying to trademark the candidate's logo for use on "key chains of precious metal" and other campaign merchandise.

Obamacare Still Isn’t Safe, and Liberals Better Not Forget It

Snapchat Still May Not Be as Safe as You Think When the feds come sniffing around, the app maker won't necessarily tell you about it.

The Supreme Court Just Rejected These 4 People’s Attempt to Blow Up Obamacare Meet the unusual plaintiffs behind the court's big ruling in King v. Burwell.

The Last Candidate to Weigh In on the Confederate Flag Just Broke His Silence But Jim Webb's stance on whether it should remain on South Carolina capitol grounds is anything but clear.

Map: How States Are Handling Their Confederate Flag Problems The decision to take down the flag in South Carolina has resonated in many places.

Jeb Bush Just Got His Big Chance to Impress the Koch Brothers The presidential candidate will deliver the keynote speech at Americans for Prosperity's conference later this summer.

Our Grandchildren Will Never Have Heard of a “Preexisting Condition.” Thanks, Obamacare.

This Chart Shows How Sexist Silicon Valley Really Is A new study suggests that tech's gender gap isn't due to a lack of qualified women.

Dylann Roof Authored a Horrifyingly Racist Manifesto "The event that truly awakened me was the Trayvon Martin case," the suspected gunman wrote.

Charleston’s Hometown Newspaper Is Putting Awful Cable News to Shame This heroic local newsroom is dominating breaking national coverage.

The Recent, Hateful History of Attacks on Black Churches Arson suspected in the gutting of a North Carolina black church just one week after Charleston massacre.

3 Ways Drones Are Revolutionizing Science Cheap, reliable, and fast—drones are boldly going where no one has gone before.

Investigators Are Coming After Apple in an Antitrust Probe—Again They want to know if Apple colluded with music labels to abandon free services like Spotify.

Dear Sirs, I Am the Son of US President George H.W. Bush and I Have a Business Proposition for You The fraudulent Nigerian water pump deal that continues to haunt Jeb Bush’s political career.

Meet the F-Bomb-Spewing Ex-Cop Behind the NRA’s Move to Topple California’s Gun Laws "You don't like it? Change the fuckin' Constitution!" says Edward Peruta.

Black Deaths Matter Why is it so hard for families of color to get justice when a loved one is murdered?

Dennis Hastert May Have Chosen the Absolute Worst Way to Buy Someone’s Silence The US financial system offers a host of creative—and legal—options for untraceable payoffs.

Could This Bill Prevent Another “Gamergate”? "It's not okay to tell women to change their behavior, withhold their opinions, and stay off the internet altogether, just to avoid severe threats."