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A Not-So-Brief and Extremely Sordid History of Cheerleading
The Redskinettes, "Debbie Does Dallas," and so much more.

Julia Lurie | December 15, 2014
The World’s Biggest Climate Villain Just Agreed to Help Fight Global Warming
Australia's insane climate politics just produced something good for a change.

James West | December 11, 2014
Why Is Texas So Gung Ho to Execute This Delusional, Mentally Ill Man?
State prosecutors—and judges—seem dead set on giving Scott Panetti the needle.

Stephanie Mencimer | December 10, 2014
America’s Many Fatal School Shootings Since Newtown
A Mother Jones investigation analyzes two years of attacks, from K-12 schools to colleges.

Mark Follman | December 9, 2014
There Are No “Terms of Service” In War
How a former George W. Bush adviser wants to fight ISIS on Twitter, but is being ignored.

Jenna McLaughlin | December 8, 2014
100-Plus Photographers Capture 49 Cities
"The World Atlas of Street Photography" offers a fine overview—despite notable holes.

Mark Murrmann | December 6, 2014

Thurgood Marshall Blasted Police for Killing Black Men With Chokeholds
Thirty years before the NYPD and Eric Garner, the Supreme Court justice took on the LAPD.

Dave Gilson | December 4, 2014
SeaWorld Says It Has to Keep Orcas in Captivity to Save Them
The company insists its killer whales help us better understand wild orcas. Scientists say that claim may not hold water.

Tasneem Raja | November/December 2014 Issue
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

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A Not-So-Brief and Extremely Sordid History of Cheerleading
The Redskinettes, "Debbie Does Dallas," and so much more.

The World’s Biggest Climate Villain Just Agreed to Help Fight Global Warming
Australia's insane climate politics just produced something good for a change.

Why Is Texas So Gung Ho to Execute This Delusional, Mentally Ill Man?
State prosecutors—and judges—seem dead set on giving Scott Panetti the needle.

America’s Many Fatal School Shootings Since Newtown
A Mother Jones investigation analyzes two years of attacks, from K-12 schools to colleges.

There Are No “Terms of Service” In War
How a former George W. Bush adviser wants to fight ISIS on Twitter, but is being ignored.

100-Plus Photographers Capture 49 Cities
"The World Atlas of Street Photography" offers a fine overview—despite notable holes.

Thurgood Marshall Blasted Police for Killing Black Men With Chokeholds
Thirty years before the NYPD and Eric Garner, the Supreme Court justice took on the LAPD.

SeaWorld Says It Has to Keep Orcas in Captivity to Save Them
The company insists its killer whales help us better understand wild orcas. Scientists say that claim may not hold water.

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.

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A Not-So-Brief and Extremely Sordid History of Cheerleading The Redskinettes, "Debbie Does Dallas," and so much more.

The World’s Biggest Climate Villain Just Agreed to Help Fight Global Warming Australia's insane climate politics just produced something good for a change.

Why Is Texas So Gung Ho to Execute This Delusional, Mentally Ill Man? State prosecutors—and judges—seem dead set on giving Scott Panetti the needle.

America’s Many Fatal School Shootings Since Newtown A Mother Jones investigation analyzes two years of attacks, from K-12 schools to colleges.

There Are No “Terms of Service” In War How a former George W. Bush adviser wants to fight ISIS on Twitter, but is being ignored.

100-Plus Photographers Capture 49 Cities "The World Atlas of Street Photography" offers a fine overview—despite notable holes.

Thurgood Marshall Blasted Police for Killing Black Men With Chokeholds Thirty years before the NYPD and Eric Garner, the Supreme Court justice took on the LAPD.

SeaWorld Says It Has to Keep Orcas in Captivity to Save Them The company insists its killer whales help us better understand wild orcas. Scientists say that claim may not hold water.

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.