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Facebook Is Being Sued for Gender and Racial Discrimination. Here’s Why.

Julia Lurie | March 19, 2015
Trolls Attacked Ashley Judd for Tweeting About Sports. Now She’s Fighting Back.
The actress says she intends to pursue charges for threats of sexual violence.

Inae Oh | March 17, 2015
Here’s What a Close Friend of the Clintons Said About Them in His Diary
Former Sen. Dale Bumpers helped save Bill Clinton from impeachment. He unleashed on the "manic obsessed" couple in his journal.

Tim Murphy | March 17, 2015
The NYPD Is Editing the Wikipedia Pages of Eric Garner, Sean Bell
They're also making changes to "Chumbawamba" and "Stone Cold Steve Austin."

Inae Oh | March 13, 2015
This Fake App Just Summed Up Everything That’s Wrong With Silicon Valley
"WellDeserved: The premiere marketplace for privilege."

Hannah Levintova | March 12, 2015
How a Confused Mom Drove Through a White House Checkpoint and Ended Up Dead
Miriam Carey died in a hail of bullets, her infant in the back seat. Was a Secret Service screwup to blame?

Jennifer Gonnerman | March 12, 2015

This Democratic Congresswoman Wants the FBI to Take on Gamergate
"We really see this as an economic toll for women as well as a personal one," says Rep. Katherine Clark (D-Mass.)

Tim Murphy | March 12, 2015
One Thing I Wish Vox Understood About Wishes
An important lesson.

Ben Dreyfuss | March 11, 2015
A Zombie From the 90s Makes the Case For Demanding Strong Encryption

Kevin Drum | March 6, 2015
Yet Another Oil Train Has Derailed and Caught Fire
This time in Illinois.

Luke Whelan | March 6, 2015
Erotic Poetry and $300 Board Games: The Trial Exposing Silicon Valley’s Secrets
Tech jargon, exorbitant salaries, and sexist stereotypes are just the half of it.

Rebecca Cohen | March 5, 2015
Could Rubio’s Past Slip-Ups Haunt a White House Bid?
During his years in Florida, Marco Rubio seemed to have quite a few "clerical errors."

Pema Levy | March 5, 2015
Inside the Bizarre Cow Trials of the 1920s
Eugenics, milk production, and the "honorable court of bovine justice."

Cynthia Graber and Nicola Twilley | March 2, 2015
The US Helped Create International Law, Now We Just Ignore It
The real American exceptionalism.

Alfred W. McCoy | February 28, 2015
Friday Cat Blogging – 27 February 2015

Kevin Drum | February 27, 2015
One Perfect Tweet Explains the Ultimate Lesson of #TheDress
There are two tweets in this post but the second one is just for color.

Ben Dreyfuss | February 27, 2015
The FCC Did a Lot More Than Just Approve Net Neutrality Today

Kevin Drum | February 26, 2015
Watch David Corn Discuss Threats From Bill O’Reilly With Rachel Maddow

Mother Jones | February 26, 2015
What the Broadband Industry Really Needs Isn’t Net Neutrality. It Needs Competition.

Kevin Drum | February 24, 2015
CBS Has Released the Falklands Protest Footage Bill O’Reilly Asked For. It Doesn’t Support His Claims.
The Fox News host says he was in a "war zone" where police gunned down civilians. The video doesn't show that.

David Corn and Daniel Schulman | February 24, 2015

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Facebook Is Being Sued for Gender and Racial Discrimination. Here’s Why.

Trolls Attacked Ashley Judd for Tweeting About Sports. Now She’s Fighting Back.
The actress says she intends to pursue charges for threats of sexual violence.

Here’s What a Close Friend of the Clintons Said About Them in His Diary
Former Sen. Dale Bumpers helped save Bill Clinton from impeachment. He unleashed on the "manic obsessed" couple in his journal.

The NYPD Is Editing the Wikipedia Pages of Eric Garner, Sean Bell
They're also making changes to "Chumbawamba" and "Stone Cold Steve Austin."

This Fake App Just Summed Up Everything That’s Wrong With Silicon Valley
"WellDeserved: The premiere marketplace for privilege."

How a Confused Mom Drove Through a White House Checkpoint and Ended Up Dead
Miriam Carey died in a hail of bullets, her infant in the back seat. Was a Secret Service screwup to blame?

This Democratic Congresswoman Wants the FBI to Take on Gamergate
"We really see this as an economic toll for women as well as a personal one," says Rep. Katherine Clark (D-Mass.)

One Thing I Wish Vox Understood About Wishes
An important lesson.

A Zombie From the 90s Makes the Case For Demanding Strong Encryption

Yet Another Oil Train Has Derailed and Caught Fire
This time in Illinois.

Erotic Poetry and $300 Board Games: The Trial Exposing Silicon Valley’s Secrets
Tech jargon, exorbitant salaries, and sexist stereotypes are just the half of it.

Could Rubio’s Past Slip-Ups Haunt a White House Bid?
During his years in Florida, Marco Rubio seemed to have quite a few "clerical errors."

Inside the Bizarre Cow Trials of the 1920s
Eugenics, milk production, and the "honorable court of bovine justice."

The US Helped Create International Law, Now We Just Ignore It
The real American exceptionalism.

Friday Cat Blogging – 27 February 2015

One Perfect Tweet Explains the Ultimate Lesson of #TheDress
There are two tweets in this post but the second one is just for color.

The FCC Did a Lot More Than Just Approve Net Neutrality Today

Watch David Corn Discuss Threats From Bill O’Reilly With Rachel Maddow

What the Broadband Industry Really Needs Isn’t Net Neutrality. It Needs Competition.

CBS Has Released the Falklands Protest Footage Bill O’Reilly Asked For. It Doesn’t Support His Claims.
The Fox News host says he was in a "war zone" where police gunned down civilians. The video doesn't show that.

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Facebook Is Being Sued for Gender and Racial Discrimination. Here’s Why.

Trolls Attacked Ashley Judd for Tweeting About Sports. Now She’s Fighting Back. The actress says she intends to pursue charges for threats of sexual violence.

Here’s What a Close Friend of the Clintons Said About Them in His Diary Former Sen. Dale Bumpers helped save Bill Clinton from impeachment. He unleashed on the "manic obsessed" couple in his journal.

The NYPD Is Editing the Wikipedia Pages of Eric Garner, Sean Bell They're also making changes to "Chumbawamba" and "Stone Cold Steve Austin."

This Fake App Just Summed Up Everything That’s Wrong With Silicon Valley "WellDeserved: The premiere marketplace for privilege."

How a Confused Mom Drove Through a White House Checkpoint and Ended Up Dead Miriam Carey died in a hail of bullets, her infant in the back seat. Was a Secret Service screwup to blame?

This Democratic Congresswoman Wants the FBI to Take on Gamergate "We really see this as an economic toll for women as well as a personal one," says Rep. Katherine Clark (D-Mass.)

One Thing I Wish Vox Understood About Wishes An important lesson.

A Zombie From the 90s Makes the Case For Demanding Strong Encryption

Yet Another Oil Train Has Derailed and Caught Fire This time in Illinois.

Erotic Poetry and $300 Board Games: The Trial Exposing Silicon Valley’s Secrets Tech jargon, exorbitant salaries, and sexist stereotypes are just the half of it.

Could Rubio’s Past Slip-Ups Haunt a White House Bid? During his years in Florida, Marco Rubio seemed to have quite a few "clerical errors."

Inside the Bizarre Cow Trials of the 1920s Eugenics, milk production, and the "honorable court of bovine justice."

The US Helped Create International Law, Now We Just Ignore It The real American exceptionalism.