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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
The Amazing, Possibly True Adventures of Catman Keeley and His Corporate Hoboes
On the road with the former veterinarian, ex-raquetball champ, and freight-hopping adventurer who shows executives how the other half lives.

Tim Murphy | January 5, 2015
When Medical Apps Do More Harm Than Good
Replacing clinic visits with smartphones can be a risky move. Here's why.

Kiera Butler | January 5, 2015
The World’s 2 Richest Men Made $21 Billion Last Year
Bill Gates and Warren Buffett give billions to charity. Here's what their 2014 earnings could buy.

Alex Park | January 2, 2015
2015 Shaping Up To Be an Annoying Year in Tech

Kevin Drum | December 30, 2014
Open-Plan Workspaces Are the Work of Satan

Kevin Drum | December 30, 2014
The Pope Thinks Climate Change Is a Major Threat. So Do American Catholics.
Most Catholics say global warming is a "crisis" or a "major problem."

James West | December 30, 2014
Chart of the Day: War on Christmas Continues to Take a Drubbing

Kevin Drum | December 26, 2014
The Hotel Industry Is Apparently Hellbent on Screwing Its Guests

Kevin Drum | December 24, 2014
How Our 1989 Invasion of Panama Explains the Current US Foreign Policy Mess
The road to Baghdad started in Panama City, 25 years ago.

Greg Grandin | December 23, 2014
Is Male Birth Control Around the Corner?
Don't hold your breath.

Samantha Michaels | December 23, 2014
Stop Mixing Up Islamic Flags: A Guide for Lazy Journalists
It's time to get it right.

Jenna McLaughlin | December 16, 2014
Cheney on Torture: Lying or Ignorant?
The former veep claims the CIA's harsh interrogations were not torture—and shows he doesn't know what he's talking about.

David Corn | December 15, 2014

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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.

The Amazing, Possibly True Adventures of Catman Keeley and His Corporate Hoboes
On the road with the former veterinarian, ex-raquetball champ, and freight-hopping adventurer who shows executives how the other half lives.

When Medical Apps Do More Harm Than Good
Replacing clinic visits with smartphones can be a risky move. Here's why.

The World’s 2 Richest Men Made $21 Billion Last Year
Bill Gates and Warren Buffett give billions to charity. Here's what their 2014 earnings could buy.

2015 Shaping Up To Be an Annoying Year in Tech

Open-Plan Workspaces Are the Work of Satan

The Pope Thinks Climate Change Is a Major Threat. So Do American Catholics.
Most Catholics say global warming is a "crisis" or a "major problem."

Chart of the Day: War on Christmas Continues to Take a Drubbing

The Hotel Industry Is Apparently Hellbent on Screwing Its Guests

How Our 1989 Invasion of Panama Explains the Current US Foreign Policy Mess
The road to Baghdad started in Panama City, 25 years ago.

Is Male Birth Control Around the Corner?
Don't hold your breath.

Stop Mixing Up Islamic Flags: A Guide for Lazy Journalists
It's time to get it right.

Cheney on Torture: Lying or Ignorant?
The former veep claims the CIA's harsh interrogations were not torture—and shows he doesn't know what he's talking about.

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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.

The Amazing, Possibly True Adventures of Catman Keeley and His Corporate Hoboes On the road with the former veterinarian, ex-raquetball champ, and freight-hopping adventurer who shows executives how the other half lives.

When Medical Apps Do More Harm Than Good Replacing clinic visits with smartphones can be a risky move. Here's why.

The World’s 2 Richest Men Made $21 Billion Last Year Bill Gates and Warren Buffett give billions to charity. Here's what their 2014 earnings could buy.