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How to Find Your Polling Place
From polling locations to voter ID requirements, we've got you covered this Election Day.

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10 Reasons Democracy May Prevail Despite GOP Voting Restrictions
Republicans may have successfully made it tougher to vote in some states, but they've failed in others. And their tactics may push otherwise unmotivated voters to get out and vote.

Joshua Holland | November 3, 2014
The Craziest Things Republican Candidates Have Said About Climate Change In One Video
Including the New Mexico rep who says he's confident our climate isn't changing because he has "Googled this issue."

Amber Ferguson | October 28, 2014
Sorry, Your Gut Bacteria Are Not the Answer to All Your Health Problems
We're told that tweaks to the microbiome can cure everything from allergies to Ebola. Not exactly, say experts.

Gabrielle Canon | October 27, 2014
Social Networking Employs More People Than We Think

Kevin Drum | October 26, 2014
Amazon Must Be Stopped – Sort Of

Kevin Drum | October 25, 2014

William Gibson: The Future Will View Us “As a Joke”
The dystopian author on time travel, cronuts, and his 22nd-century novel.

Tasneem Raja | October 24, 2014
Kevin Vickers, Canada’s Badass National Hero, Is a Portrait of Humility
Sergeant at arms who took down an alleged terrorist built a career on smarts and cultural awareness.

Jenna McLaughlin | October 23, 2014
Stop Going Cuckoo for Coconuts
Is the health food du jour really all it's cracked up to be?

Maddie Oatman | October 22, 2014
“A Golden Age to Spy on Everyone:” A Conversation With Director Laura Poitras
The filmmaker who helped break the Edward Snowden story speaks with Tom Engelhardt

Tom Engelhardt | October 21, 2014
7 Worst-Case Scenarios in the Battle With ISIS
What could possibly go wrong?

Peter Van Buren | October 17, 2014
Would Any of the Actual Czars Have Stopped Ebola?
No.

Tim Murphy | October 17, 2014
Supreme Court Asked to Halt Execution of Severely Mentally Ill Man in Texas
A Supreme Court decision in Scott Panetti's case should've made it harder to kill delusional prisoners—but it won't save him.

Stephanie Mencimer | October 15, 2014
The Kids These Days Know More Than You Probably Think

Kevin Drum | October 14, 2014
How to Survive a Scandal
Corporate crisis guru Eric Dezenhall tells all.

Michael Mechanic | October 10, 2014
Here’s How Russia and China Are Teaming Up to Shape Our Future
It's likely that the US will be on the outside looking in.

Pepe Escobar | October 6, 2014
The Washington Post Wants Google to Invent a “Secure Golden Key”

Kevin Drum | October 4, 2014
Friday Cat Blogging – 3 October 2014

Kevin Drum | October 3, 2014
This Author’s Juicy YA Novels Would Be Banned in Her Parents’ Homeland
Sara Farizan talks about her gay crush on a cartoon mouse and writing the "books I wish I had as a teenager."

Maddie Oatman | September/October 2014 Issue
America Spends $68 Billion a Year on 17 Major Intelligence Agencies. So Why Do We Keep Getting Caught Off-Guard?

Tom Engelhardt | October 1, 2014

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How to Find Your Polling Place
From polling locations to voter ID requirements, we've got you covered this Election Day.

10 Reasons Democracy May Prevail Despite GOP Voting Restrictions
Republicans may have successfully made it tougher to vote in some states, but they've failed in others. And their tactics may push otherwise unmotivated voters to get out and vote.

The Craziest Things Republican Candidates Have Said About Climate Change In One Video
Including the New Mexico rep who says he's confident our climate isn't changing because he has "Googled this issue."

Sorry, Your Gut Bacteria Are Not the Answer to All Your Health Problems
We're told that tweaks to the microbiome can cure everything from allergies to Ebola. Not exactly, say experts.

Social Networking Employs More People Than We Think

Amazon Must Be Stopped – Sort Of

William Gibson: The Future Will View Us “As a Joke”
The dystopian author on time travel, cronuts, and his 22nd-century novel.

Kevin Vickers, Canada’s Badass National Hero, Is a Portrait of Humility
Sergeant at arms who took down an alleged terrorist built a career on smarts and cultural awareness.

Stop Going Cuckoo for Coconuts
Is the health food du jour really all it's cracked up to be?

“A Golden Age to Spy on Everyone:” A Conversation With Director Laura Poitras
The filmmaker who helped break the Edward Snowden story speaks with Tom Engelhardt

7 Worst-Case Scenarios in the Battle With ISIS
What could possibly go wrong?

Would Any of the Actual Czars Have Stopped Ebola?
No.

Supreme Court Asked to Halt Execution of Severely Mentally Ill Man in Texas
A Supreme Court decision in Scott Panetti's case should've made it harder to kill delusional prisoners—but it won't save him.

The Kids These Days Know More Than You Probably Think

How to Survive a Scandal
Corporate crisis guru Eric Dezenhall tells all.

Here’s How Russia and China Are Teaming Up to Shape Our Future
It's likely that the US will be on the outside looking in.

The Washington Post Wants Google to Invent a “Secure Golden Key”

Friday Cat Blogging – 3 October 2014

This Author’s Juicy YA Novels Would Be Banned in Her Parents’ Homeland
Sara Farizan talks about her gay crush on a cartoon mouse and writing the "books I wish I had as a teenager."

America Spends $68 Billion a Year on 17 Major Intelligence Agencies. So Why Do We Keep Getting Caught Off-Guard?

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How to Find Your Polling Place From polling locations to voter ID requirements, we've got you covered this Election Day.

10 Reasons Democracy May Prevail Despite GOP Voting Restrictions Republicans may have successfully made it tougher to vote in some states, but they've failed in others. And their tactics may push otherwise unmotivated voters to get out and vote.

The Craziest Things Republican Candidates Have Said About Climate Change In One Video Including the New Mexico rep who says he's confident our climate isn't changing because he has "Googled this issue."

Sorry, Your Gut Bacteria Are Not the Answer to All Your Health Problems We're told that tweaks to the microbiome can cure everything from allergies to Ebola. Not exactly, say experts.

Social Networking Employs More People Than We Think

Amazon Must Be Stopped – Sort Of

William Gibson: The Future Will View Us “As a Joke” The dystopian author on time travel, cronuts, and his 22nd-century novel.

Kevin Vickers, Canada’s Badass National Hero, Is a Portrait of Humility Sergeant at arms who took down an alleged terrorist built a career on smarts and cultural awareness.

Stop Going Cuckoo for Coconuts Is the health food du jour really all it's cracked up to be?

“A Golden Age to Spy on Everyone:” A Conversation With Director Laura Poitras The filmmaker who helped break the Edward Snowden story speaks with Tom Engelhardt

7 Worst-Case Scenarios in the Battle With ISIS What could possibly go wrong?

Would Any of the Actual Czars Have Stopped Ebola? No.

Supreme Court Asked to Halt Execution of Severely Mentally Ill Man in Texas A Supreme Court decision in Scott Panetti's case should've made it harder to kill delusional prisoners—but it won't save him.