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Sorry, Conservatives. The Supreme Court Isn’t Stopping Obama’s Climate Plan.
Breaking down a less than disastrous Scalia decision.

Chris Mooney | June 23, 2014
Best Daughter Ever Gets Father Off Work With Adorable Letter
This is pretty sweet.

Ben Dreyfuss | June 21, 2014
Feeling More Antsy and Irritable Lately? Blame Your Smartphone
How pocket supercomputers warp our perception of time.

Michael Mechanic and Nicholas Carr | June 20, 2014
Karl Rove Unintentionally Predicted the Current Chaos in Iraq
But it doesn't make him, or the Bush Administration, look wise.

Tom Engelhardt | June 19, 2014
The CIA Wanted to Make Bin Laden Demon Dolls. Here Are 4 Other Bizarre CIA Plots.
Including the production of a fake Sukarno sex tape.

Asawin Suebsaeng | June 19, 2014
Why Californians Will Soon Be Drinking Their Own Pee
It's a much better option than desalination.

Eric Holthaus | June 17, 2014

FLASHBACK: Remember When Paul Wolfowitz Said Not to Worry About Sectarian Violence in Iraq?
The former Bush administration official is perhaps the worst person to give advice about the current crisis in Iraq—but that hasn't stopped him from speaking out.

David Corn | June 17, 2014
Republicans’ Latest 2016 Savior? Mitt Romney!
GOP bigwigs long for the return of Mr. 47 Percent. No, really.

Patrick Caldwell | June 16, 2014
Is Coding the New Literacy?
Why America's schools need to train a generation of hackers.

Tasneem Raja | June 16, 2014
Autopsy Shows Just How Royally Oklahoma Screwed Up Clayton Lockett’s Execution
Preliminary findings suggest the inmate's executioners had no clue what they were doing.

Stephanie Mencimer | June 13, 2014
Friday the 13th Black Cat Blogging – 13 June 2014

Kevin Drum | June 13, 2014
Fellow Economists Call David Brat’s Academic Résumé “Not Impressive” and “Unusual”
The libertarian economist who defeated Eric Cantor touts his academic credentials—but colleagues find them lacking.

Dana Liebelson | June 13, 2014
Verizon Says It Wants to Kill Net Neutrality to Help Blind, Deaf, and Disabled People
Lobbyists are telling Congress that the administration's plan to create internet fast lanes and slow lanes is important for Americans with disabilities.

Erika Eichelberger | June 13, 2014
The Woman Who Forgot the Names of Animals
And four other neuroscience patients who changed how we think about the brain, and ourselves.

Chris Mooney and Indre Viskontas | June 13, 2014
Ruby Dee Was a Badass
The civil rights activist and Oscar-noinated actress died Wednesday at the age of 91

Asawin Suebsaeng | June 12, 2014
Are the Director and Star of “Obvious Child” Concerned About Anti-Abortion Backlash?
Jenny Slate and Gillian Robespierre talk about their movie, which is much more than an "abortion comedy."

Asawin Suebsaeng | June 12, 2014
Has This Chilean Architect Figured Out How To Fix Slums?
In Chile, the government is helping poor citizens buy specially designed, low-cost houses that are only half finished. And it's working.

Alex Park | June 11, 2014
The Definitive Guide to Every Hillary Clinton Conspiracy Theory (So Far)
From killing cats to faking concussions, all the dastardly deeds attributed to the former secretary of state and first lady.

Tim Murphy | June 9, 2014
There’s a Shailene Woodley Holocaust Make-Out Session in “The Fault in Our Stars”
It's set at the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam, and it's... strange.

Asawin Suebsaeng | June 6, 2014
It Turns Out That Lots of People Don’t Like What Google Says About Them
41,000 Europeans have already taken advantage of their newfound "right to be forgotten."

Kevin Drum | June 5, 2014

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Sorry, Conservatives. The Supreme Court Isn’t Stopping Obama’s Climate Plan.
Breaking down a less than disastrous Scalia decision.

Best Daughter Ever Gets Father Off Work With Adorable Letter
This is pretty sweet.

Feeling More Antsy and Irritable Lately? Blame Your Smartphone
How pocket supercomputers warp our perception of time.

Karl Rove Unintentionally Predicted the Current Chaos in Iraq
But it doesn't make him, or the Bush Administration, look wise.

The CIA Wanted to Make Bin Laden Demon Dolls. Here Are 4 Other Bizarre CIA Plots.
Including the production of a fake Sukarno sex tape.

Why Californians Will Soon Be Drinking Their Own Pee
It's a much better option than desalination.

FLASHBACK: Remember When Paul Wolfowitz Said Not to Worry About Sectarian Violence in Iraq?
The former Bush administration official is perhaps the worst person to give advice about the current crisis in Iraq—but that hasn't stopped him from speaking out.

Republicans’ Latest 2016 Savior? Mitt Romney!
GOP bigwigs long for the return of Mr. 47 Percent. No, really.

Is Coding the New Literacy?
Why America's schools need to train a generation of hackers.

Autopsy Shows Just How Royally Oklahoma Screwed Up Clayton Lockett’s Execution
Preliminary findings suggest the inmate's executioners had no clue what they were doing.

Friday the 13th Black Cat Blogging – 13 June 2014

Fellow Economists Call David Brat’s Academic Résumé “Not Impressive” and “Unusual”
The libertarian economist who defeated Eric Cantor touts his academic credentials—but colleagues find them lacking.

Verizon Says It Wants to Kill Net Neutrality to Help Blind, Deaf, and Disabled People
Lobbyists are telling Congress that the administration's plan to create internet fast lanes and slow lanes is important for Americans with disabilities.

The Woman Who Forgot the Names of Animals
And four other neuroscience patients who changed how we think about the brain, and ourselves.

Ruby Dee Was a Badass
The civil rights activist and Oscar-noinated actress died Wednesday at the age of 91

Are the Director and Star of “Obvious Child” Concerned About Anti-Abortion Backlash?
Jenny Slate and Gillian Robespierre talk about their movie, which is much more than an "abortion comedy."

Has This Chilean Architect Figured Out How To Fix Slums?
In Chile, the government is helping poor citizens buy specially designed, low-cost houses that are only half finished. And it's working.

The Definitive Guide to Every Hillary Clinton Conspiracy Theory (So Far)
From killing cats to faking concussions, all the dastardly deeds attributed to the former secretary of state and first lady.

There’s a Shailene Woodley Holocaust Make-Out Session in “The Fault in Our Stars”
It's set at the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam, and it's... strange.

It Turns Out That Lots of People Don’t Like What Google Says About Them
41,000 Europeans have already taken advantage of their newfound "right to be forgotten."

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Sorry, Conservatives. The Supreme Court Isn’t Stopping Obama’s Climate Plan. Breaking down a less than disastrous Scalia decision.

Best Daughter Ever Gets Father Off Work With Adorable Letter This is pretty sweet.

Feeling More Antsy and Irritable Lately? Blame Your Smartphone How pocket supercomputers warp our perception of time.

Karl Rove Unintentionally Predicted the Current Chaos in Iraq But it doesn't make him, or the Bush Administration, look wise.

The CIA Wanted to Make Bin Laden Demon Dolls. Here Are 4 Other Bizarre CIA Plots. Including the production of a fake Sukarno sex tape.

Why Californians Will Soon Be Drinking Their Own Pee It's a much better option than desalination.

FLASHBACK: Remember When Paul Wolfowitz Said Not to Worry About Sectarian Violence in Iraq? The former Bush administration official is perhaps the worst person to give advice about the current crisis in Iraq—but that hasn't stopped him from speaking out.

Republicans’ Latest 2016 Savior? Mitt Romney! GOP bigwigs long for the return of Mr. 47 Percent. No, really.

Is Coding the New Literacy? Why America's schools need to train a generation of hackers.

Autopsy Shows Just How Royally Oklahoma Screwed Up Clayton Lockett’s Execution Preliminary findings suggest the inmate's executioners had no clue what they were doing.

Friday the 13th Black Cat Blogging – 13 June 2014

Fellow Economists Call David Brat’s Academic Résumé “Not Impressive” and “Unusual” The libertarian economist who defeated Eric Cantor touts his academic credentials—but colleagues find them lacking.

Verizon Says It Wants to Kill Net Neutrality to Help Blind, Deaf, and Disabled People Lobbyists are telling Congress that the administration's plan to create internet fast lanes and slow lanes is important for Americans with disabilities.

The Woman Who Forgot the Names of Animals And four other neuroscience patients who changed how we think about the brain, and ourselves.

Ruby Dee Was a Badass The civil rights activist and Oscar-noinated actress died Wednesday at the age of 91

Are the Director and Star of “Obvious Child” Concerned About Anti-Abortion Backlash? Jenny Slate and Gillian Robespierre talk about their movie, which is much more than an "abortion comedy."

Has This Chilean Architect Figured Out How To Fix Slums? In Chile, the government is helping poor citizens buy specially designed, low-cost houses that are only half finished. And it's working.

The Definitive Guide to Every Hillary Clinton Conspiracy Theory (So Far) From killing cats to faking concussions, all the dastardly deeds attributed to the former secretary of state and first lady.

There’s a Shailene Woodley Holocaust Make-Out Session in “The Fault in Our Stars” It's set at the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam, and it's... strange.

It Turns Out That Lots of People Don’t Like What Google Says About Them 41,000 Europeans have already taken advantage of their newfound "right to be forgotten."