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April 23rd Is the Saddest Day of the Year

Kevin Drum | December 3, 2014
Court Blocks Texas From Executing Mentally Ill Convict—for Now
Scott Panetti had been scheduled to die today.

Stephanie Mencimer | December 2, 2014
Did Ray Rice Get What He Deserved?

Kevin Drum | November 29, 2014
Europe Wants To Make Its Memory Hole Global

Kevin Drum | November 26, 2014
Can Ron Paul and Conservative Evangelicals Save a Texas Death-Row Inmate?
A right-wing crusade aims to stop the execution of Scott Panetti, a mentally ill convicted murder.

Stephanie Mencimer | Wed Nov. 26, 2014 6:00 AM EST | Updated Mon Dec. 1, 2014 3:30 PM EST
You Might Not Know Where Chad Is, But the US Military Has Big Plans For It
The military insists it isn't doing anything there, but the evidence indicates otherwise.

Nick Turse | November 21, 2014

4 Stupid Conservative Arguments Against Net Neutrality, Debunked
Guys like Ted Cruz and Darrell Issa apparently don't know jack about the internet.

Josh Harkinson | November 21, 2014
These Laws Let Accused Rapists Off the Hook
In most states, sexual-assault survivors must come forward quickly—or lose their chance at justice.

Jordan Michael Smith | November 20, 2014
Monsanto Is Using Big Data to Take Over the World
The GMO giant wants to help you beat climate change…with your phone.

Tim McDonnell | November 19, 2014
Twitter Is Not at War With ISIS. Here’s Why.
It takes a lot to get suspended from Twitter when it comes to political speech, even if you’re a terrorist-supporter.

Jenna McLaughlin | November 18, 2014
The Syrian Regime's Cruelest Weapon Isn't Poison Gas
When Waed and Hassan fell in love, they were students in a neighborhood of internet cafes and all-night parties. Then the Assad regime turned their world into a medieval hellscape.

Shane Bauer | November/December 2014 Issue
America Still Has Hundreds of Military Bases Worldwide. Have They Made Us Any Safer?
How our global military presence works to facilitate, not prevent, war.

David Vine | November 14, 2014
Thanks to Victoria’s Secret, We Now Know Models Get Sad With Body Envy Too
This is not comforting.

Inae Oh | November 14, 2014
How America’s Favorite Baby-Goat Club Is Helping Big Ag Take Over Farming in Africa
4-H claims its Africa program benefits village kids. Critics say it's actually just benefiting US companies.

Kiera Butler | November/December 2014 Issue
Sexts from Scarlett O’Hara
Mallory Ortberg imagines the conversations your favorite literary characters would have on their smartphones.

Rebecca Cohen | November 8, 2014
Here’s What It Looks Like When a Typhoon Devastates Your City
One year ago, Typhoon Haiyan struck the Philippines.

Alex Park | November 7, 2014
Map: The United States of Legal Weed
Here's where pot is legal and semi-legal—and the next places it could go legit.

Josh Harkinson | November 5, 2014
Cellphone Companies Are Working to Track Your Every Move

Kevin Drum | November 4, 2014
This Veteran Is Tired of Being Thanked for His Service
Since 9/11, thank yous have been aimed at veterans with the regularity of the machine gun fire that may still haunt their dreams.

Rory Fanning | November 3, 2014
How 3,500 Voters in North Dakota Could Put the Brakes on America's Biggest Fracking Boom
Voters on a small Native American reservation are choosing between two candidates who want to crack down on the oil industry.

Tim McDonnell | November 3, 2014

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April 23rd Is the Saddest Day of the Year

Court Blocks Texas From Executing Mentally Ill Convict—for Now
Scott Panetti had been scheduled to die today.

Did Ray Rice Get What He Deserved?

Europe Wants To Make Its Memory Hole Global

Can Ron Paul and Conservative Evangelicals Save a Texas Death-Row Inmate?
A right-wing crusade aims to stop the execution of Scott Panetti, a mentally ill convicted murder.

You Might Not Know Where Chad Is, But the US Military Has Big Plans For It
The military insists it isn't doing anything there, but the evidence indicates otherwise.

4 Stupid Conservative Arguments Against Net Neutrality, Debunked
Guys like Ted Cruz and Darrell Issa apparently don't know jack about the internet.

These Laws Let Accused Rapists Off the Hook
In most states, sexual-assault survivors must come forward quickly—or lose their chance at justice.

Monsanto Is Using Big Data to Take Over the World
The GMO giant wants to help you beat climate change…with your phone.

Twitter Is Not at War With ISIS. Here’s Why.
It takes a lot to get suspended from Twitter when it comes to political speech, even if you’re a terrorist-supporter.

The Syrian Regime's Cruelest Weapon Isn't Poison Gas
When Waed and Hassan fell in love, they were students in a neighborhood of internet cafes and all-night parties. Then the Assad regime turned their world into a medieval hellscape.

America Still Has Hundreds of Military Bases Worldwide. Have They Made Us Any Safer?
How our global military presence works to facilitate, not prevent, war.

Thanks to Victoria’s Secret, We Now Know Models Get Sad With Body Envy Too
This is not comforting.

How America’s Favorite Baby-Goat Club Is Helping Big Ag Take Over Farming in Africa
4-H claims its Africa program benefits village kids. Critics say it's actually just benefiting US companies.

Sexts from Scarlett O’Hara
Mallory Ortberg imagines the conversations your favorite literary characters would have on their smartphones.

Here’s What It Looks Like When a Typhoon Devastates Your City
One year ago, Typhoon Haiyan struck the Philippines.

Map: The United States of Legal Weed
Here's where pot is legal and semi-legal—and the next places it could go legit.

Cellphone Companies Are Working to Track Your Every Move

This Veteran Is Tired of Being Thanked for His Service
Since 9/11, thank yous have been aimed at veterans with the regularity of the machine gun fire that may still haunt their dreams.

How 3,500 Voters in North Dakota Could Put the Brakes on America's Biggest Fracking Boom
Voters on a small Native American reservation are choosing between two candidates who want to crack down on the oil industry.

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April 23rd Is the Saddest Day of the Year

Court Blocks Texas From Executing Mentally Ill Convict—for Now Scott Panetti had been scheduled to die today.

Did Ray Rice Get What He Deserved?

Europe Wants To Make Its Memory Hole Global

Can Ron Paul and Conservative Evangelicals Save a Texas Death-Row Inmate? A right-wing crusade aims to stop the execution of Scott Panetti, a mentally ill convicted murder.

You Might Not Know Where Chad Is, But the US Military Has Big Plans For It The military insists it isn't doing anything there, but the evidence indicates otherwise.

4 Stupid Conservative Arguments Against Net Neutrality, Debunked Guys like Ted Cruz and Darrell Issa apparently don't know jack about the internet.

These Laws Let Accused Rapists Off the Hook In most states, sexual-assault survivors must come forward quickly—or lose their chance at justice.

Monsanto Is Using Big Data to Take Over the World The GMO giant wants to help you beat climate change…with your phone.

Twitter Is Not at War With ISIS. Here’s Why. It takes a lot to get suspended from Twitter when it comes to political speech, even if you’re a terrorist-supporter.

The Syrian Regime's Cruelest Weapon Isn't Poison Gas When Waed and Hassan fell in love, they were students in a neighborhood of internet cafes and all-night parties. Then the Assad regime turned their world into a medieval hellscape.

America Still Has Hundreds of Military Bases Worldwide. Have They Made Us Any Safer? How our global military presence works to facilitate, not prevent, war.

Thanks to Victoria’s Secret, We Now Know Models Get Sad With Body Envy Too This is not comforting.

How America’s Favorite Baby-Goat Club Is Helping Big Ag Take Over Farming in Africa 4-H claims its Africa program benefits village kids. Critics say it's actually just benefiting US companies.

Sexts from Scarlett O’Hara Mallory Ortberg imagines the conversations your favorite literary characters would have on their smartphones.

Here’s What It Looks Like When a Typhoon Devastates Your City One year ago, Typhoon Haiyan struck the Philippines.

Map: The United States of Legal Weed Here's where pot is legal and semi-legal—and the next places it could go legit.