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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
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
The Stunning Success of the Wilderness Act
America got this very, very right.

William deBuys | October 1, 2014
How Australia Became the Dirtiest Polluter in the Developed World
Once a leader in green initiatives, Australia's become the Saudi Arabia of the South Pacific.

Will Oremus and Ariel Bogle | September 26, 2014
The US Is Also Fighting Pirates Off the Coast of West Africa
The Gulf of Guinea is the most dangerous waterway in the world, and the US is partnering with strongmen to make it safer.

Nick Turse | September 25, 2014
Subprime Students: How For-Profit Universities Make a Killing By Exploiting College Dreams
The students most affected—minorities and the poor—are often the ones who need help most.

Astra Taylor and Hannah Appel | September 23, 2014
Labor’s New Attack on Iowa Senate Candidate Joni Ernst: She’s An ALEC Shill
The AFL-CIO also plans to hammer GOP Senate candidates in Colorado and Michigan over their ALEC ties.

Andy Kroll | September 23, 2014
Why the US Government’s Counter-Terrorism Tweeters Are Finding it Tough to Fight ISIS Online
It's not just the lolcats.

Jenna McLaughlin | September 19, 2014
The US Military Is Going to Africa to Fight Ebola. Here’s What It’s Up Against.
The virus isn't the only threat troops will face.

Alex Park | September 18, 2014
This GOP Benghazi Hearing Is Actually Worth Having
The Republicans' favorite crusade returns, but for the moment it's focusing on a real policy issue—thanks to a Democrat.

David Corn | September 16, 2014
The Demise of a US Group Backing Moderate Syrian Rebels Is a Bad Sign for Obama’s Anti-ISIS Campaign
The Syrian Support Group disbanded partly because of poor funding and conflict between the opposition militias fighting the Assad regime.

David Corn and Dana Liebelson | September 16, 2014
California Just Passed a Plastic Bag Ban. Here’s What You Need to Know.
The move is sure to reduce litter—but not necessarily planet-warming emissions.

Katie Rose Quandt | September 15, 2014
Quote of the Day: Salt Your Pasta Water, Capiche?

Kevin Drum | September 12, 2014
What Billionaires Know About Politics
It's simple: they get to play by a different set of rules.

Steve Fraser | September 12, 2014
Does the Web Seem Way Slow Today? It May Be Soon If You Don’t Get in the FCC’s Face
Five things you should know about Internet Slowdown Day.

Josh Harkinson | September 10, 2014

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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.

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?

The Stunning Success of the Wilderness Act
America got this very, very right.

How Australia Became the Dirtiest Polluter in the Developed World
Once a leader in green initiatives, Australia's become the Saudi Arabia of the South Pacific.

The US Is Also Fighting Pirates Off the Coast of West Africa
The Gulf of Guinea is the most dangerous waterway in the world, and the US is partnering with strongmen to make it safer.

Subprime Students: How For-Profit Universities Make a Killing By Exploiting College Dreams
The students most affected—minorities and the poor—are often the ones who need help most.

Labor’s New Attack on Iowa Senate Candidate Joni Ernst: She’s An ALEC Shill
The AFL-CIO also plans to hammer GOP Senate candidates in Colorado and Michigan over their ALEC ties.

Why the US Government’s Counter-Terrorism Tweeters Are Finding it Tough to Fight ISIS Online
It's not just the lolcats.

The US Military Is Going to Africa to Fight Ebola. Here’s What It’s Up Against.
The virus isn't the only threat troops will face.

This GOP Benghazi Hearing Is Actually Worth Having
The Republicans' favorite crusade returns, but for the moment it's focusing on a real policy issue—thanks to a Democrat.

The Demise of a US Group Backing Moderate Syrian Rebels Is a Bad Sign for Obama’s Anti-ISIS Campaign
The Syrian Support Group disbanded partly because of poor funding and conflict between the opposition militias fighting the Assad regime.

California Just Passed a Plastic Bag Ban. Here’s What You Need to Know.
The move is sure to reduce litter—but not necessarily planet-warming emissions.

Quote of the Day: Salt Your Pasta Water, Capiche?

What Billionaires Know About Politics
It's simple: they get to play by a different set of rules.

Does the Web Seem Way Slow Today? It May Be Soon If You Don’t Get in the FCC’s Face
Five things you should know about Internet Slowdown Day.

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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.

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?

The Stunning Success of the Wilderness Act America got this very, very right.

How Australia Became the Dirtiest Polluter in the Developed World Once a leader in green initiatives, Australia's become the Saudi Arabia of the South Pacific.

The US Is Also Fighting Pirates Off the Coast of West Africa The Gulf of Guinea is the most dangerous waterway in the world, and the US is partnering with strongmen to make it safer.

Subprime Students: How For-Profit Universities Make a Killing By Exploiting College Dreams The students most affected—minorities and the poor—are often the ones who need help most.

Labor’s New Attack on Iowa Senate Candidate Joni Ernst: She’s An ALEC Shill The AFL-CIO also plans to hammer GOP Senate candidates in Colorado and Michigan over their ALEC ties.

Why the US Government’s Counter-Terrorism Tweeters Are Finding it Tough to Fight ISIS Online It's not just the lolcats.

The US Military Is Going to Africa to Fight Ebola. Here’s What It’s Up Against. The virus isn't the only threat troops will face.

This GOP Benghazi Hearing Is Actually Worth Having The Republicans' favorite crusade returns, but for the moment it's focusing on a real policy issue—thanks to a Democrat.

The Demise of a US Group Backing Moderate Syrian Rebels Is a Bad Sign for Obama’s Anti-ISIS Campaign The Syrian Support Group disbanded partly because of poor funding and conflict between the opposition militias fighting the Assad regime.

California Just Passed a Plastic Bag Ban. Here’s What You Need to Know. The move is sure to reduce litter—but not necessarily planet-warming emissions.