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Quiz: Match The Word to Its Creator
Are you a literary ninja? Prove it by acing this challenge based on Paul Dickson's "Authorisms."

Michael Mechanic and Brett Brownell | April 23, 2014
How We’ve Created a Booming Market for Border Security Technology
At the 2014 Border Security Expo, a visitor could expect to see a fake barrel cactus fit for a surveillance camera, miniature drones, and many other technologies created for our securitized borders.

Todd Miller | April 22, 2014
Martin Sheen Reprises His “West Wing” Role—for a Sentencing Reform PSA
"We couldn't think of a better spokesperson than Martin Sheen," says Brave New Films president Robert Greenwald.

Asawin Suebsaeng | April 22, 2014
6 Photos of the Oldest Living Things in the World
In a new book, a photographer captures the planet's senior statesmen. Happy Earth Day.

Fatima Bhojani | April 22, 2014
GOP Senate Candidate Endorses a 9/11 Truther’s Questions: “Things Like This Have to Be Asked”
Asked if he was a truther, Greg Brannon, who has Rand Paul's endorsement for Senate, called for more investigation into 9/11.

Molly Redden | April 21, 2014
Housekeeping Notes

Kevin Drum | April 19, 2014

Beloved Author Gabriel García Márquez Was Also a Go-Between for Colombian Guerrillas and the Government
Also, he loved Shakira.

Asawin Suebsaeng | April 18, 2014
Lawsuit: Texas Hospital Caved to Anti-Abortion Activists’ Demands
Inside the ongoing fight over hospital access for abortion providers.

Dana Liebelson | April 18, 2014
Mitch McConnell Says He Stood Up for Women in a Senate Sexual-Harassment Scandal. The Real Story Is Damning.
McConnell claims he led a 1995 investigation against a GOP senator accused of sexual misconduct. Actually, he took steps to keep it quiet.

Molly Redden | April 18, 2014
Why Jeb Bush’s Greatest Political Achievement Could Sink a White House Run
Conservative activists may hate Common Core math and English standards, but the former Florida governor remains an unrepentant backer.

Tim Murphy | April 18, 2014
Daffy Duck, Glorious Archetype of Selfishness, Is 77. Here Is His First Cartoon.
Avarice is very banal and very human, and at some age most everyone learns to rein it in. Daffy hasn't.

Ben Dreyfuss | April 17, 2014
A Brutal Allergy Season Is Ahead. Blame the Polar Vortex.
"It's going to be a hell of a pollen season."

Molly Redden | April 15, 2014
Google Ponders Using Its Search Algorithms to Encourage Encryption
But is this a proper use of its monopoly dominance?

Kevin Drum | April 15, 2014
Millennials Shunned Hillary in 2008. Her Shadow Campaign Won’t Let It Happen Again.
Inside Ready for Hillary's campus organizing blitz.

Patrick Caldwell | April 15, 2014
The 2,000-Year History of GPS Tracking
Author Hiawatha Bray's new book "You Are Here" examines modern navigation.

Brett Brownell | April 15, 2014
It’s Finally Time For a New Phone

Kevin Drum | April 13, 2014
This Fish Crawled Out of the Water…and Into Creationists’ Nightmares
Some 375 million years ago, Tiktaalik emerged onto land. Today, explains paleontologist Neil Shubin, we're all walking around in modified fish bodies.

Chris Mooney | April 11, 2014
How the Cult of Internet Openness Enables Misogyny
Social media harassment and "brogramming" culture have become synonymous with the Internet. It doesn't have to be this way.

Astra Taylor | April 10, 2014
The Surprising Link Between Homicide Rates and…Belief in Free Will
New research suggests we believe that people have choices because we want to see some of them get punished.

Chris Mooney | April 10, 2014
Does the Heartbleed Bug Mean You Should Stay Off the Internet?
Here are seven things you should know.

Dana Liebelson | April 9, 2014

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Quiz: Match The Word to Its Creator
Are you a literary ninja? Prove it by acing this challenge based on Paul Dickson's "Authorisms."

How We’ve Created a Booming Market for Border Security Technology
At the 2014 Border Security Expo, a visitor could expect to see a fake barrel cactus fit for a surveillance camera, miniature drones, and many other technologies created for our securitized borders.

Martin Sheen Reprises His “West Wing” Role—for a Sentencing Reform PSA
"We couldn't think of a better spokesperson than Martin Sheen," says Brave New Films president Robert Greenwald.

6 Photos of the Oldest Living Things in the World
In a new book, a photographer captures the planet's senior statesmen. Happy Earth Day.

GOP Senate Candidate Endorses a 9/11 Truther’s Questions: “Things Like This Have to Be Asked”
Asked if he was a truther, Greg Brannon, who has Rand Paul's endorsement for Senate, called for more investigation into 9/11.

Housekeeping Notes

Beloved Author Gabriel García Márquez Was Also a Go-Between for Colombian Guerrillas and the Government
Also, he loved Shakira.

Lawsuit: Texas Hospital Caved to Anti-Abortion Activists’ Demands
Inside the ongoing fight over hospital access for abortion providers.

Mitch McConnell Says He Stood Up for Women in a Senate Sexual-Harassment Scandal. The Real Story Is Damning.
McConnell claims he led a 1995 investigation against a GOP senator accused of sexual misconduct. Actually, he took steps to keep it quiet.

Why Jeb Bush’s Greatest Political Achievement Could Sink a White House Run
Conservative activists may hate Common Core math and English standards, but the former Florida governor remains an unrepentant backer.

Daffy Duck, Glorious Archetype of Selfishness, Is 77. Here Is His First Cartoon.
Avarice is very banal and very human, and at some age most everyone learns to rein it in. Daffy hasn't.

A Brutal Allergy Season Is Ahead. Blame the Polar Vortex.
"It's going to be a hell of a pollen season."

Google Ponders Using Its Search Algorithms to Encourage Encryption
But is this a proper use of its monopoly dominance?

Millennials Shunned Hillary in 2008. Her Shadow Campaign Won’t Let It Happen Again.
Inside Ready for Hillary's campus organizing blitz.

The 2,000-Year History of GPS Tracking
Author Hiawatha Bray's new book "You Are Here" examines modern navigation.

It’s Finally Time For a New Phone

This Fish Crawled Out of the Water…and Into Creationists’ Nightmares
Some 375 million years ago, Tiktaalik emerged onto land. Today, explains paleontologist Neil Shubin, we're all walking around in modified fish bodies.

How the Cult of Internet Openness Enables Misogyny
Social media harassment and "brogramming" culture have become synonymous with the Internet. It doesn't have to be this way.

The Surprising Link Between Homicide Rates and…Belief in Free Will
New research suggests we believe that people have choices because we want to see some of them get punished.

Does the Heartbleed Bug Mean You Should Stay Off the Internet?
Here are seven things you should know.

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Quiz: Match The Word to Its Creator Are you a literary ninja? Prove it by acing this challenge based on Paul Dickson's "Authorisms."

How We’ve Created a Booming Market for Border Security Technology At the 2014 Border Security Expo, a visitor could expect to see a fake barrel cactus fit for a surveillance camera, miniature drones, and many other technologies created for our securitized borders.

Martin Sheen Reprises His “West Wing” Role—for a Sentencing Reform PSA "We couldn't think of a better spokesperson than Martin Sheen," says Brave New Films president Robert Greenwald.

6 Photos of the Oldest Living Things in the World In a new book, a photographer captures the planet's senior statesmen. Happy Earth Day.

GOP Senate Candidate Endorses a 9/11 Truther’s Questions: “Things Like This Have to Be Asked” Asked if he was a truther, Greg Brannon, who has Rand Paul's endorsement for Senate, called for more investigation into 9/11.

Housekeeping Notes

Beloved Author Gabriel García Márquez Was Also a Go-Between for Colombian Guerrillas and the Government Also, he loved Shakira.

Lawsuit: Texas Hospital Caved to Anti-Abortion Activists’ Demands Inside the ongoing fight over hospital access for abortion providers.

Mitch McConnell Says He Stood Up for Women in a Senate Sexual-Harassment Scandal. The Real Story Is Damning. McConnell claims he led a 1995 investigation against a GOP senator accused of sexual misconduct. Actually, he took steps to keep it quiet.

Why Jeb Bush’s Greatest Political Achievement Could Sink a White House Run Conservative activists may hate Common Core math and English standards, but the former Florida governor remains an unrepentant backer.

Daffy Duck, Glorious Archetype of Selfishness, Is 77. Here Is His First Cartoon. Avarice is very banal and very human, and at some age most everyone learns to rein it in. Daffy hasn't.

A Brutal Allergy Season Is Ahead. Blame the Polar Vortex. "It's going to be a hell of a pollen season."

Google Ponders Using Its Search Algorithms to Encourage Encryption But is this a proper use of its monopoly dominance?

Millennials Shunned Hillary in 2008. Her Shadow Campaign Won’t Let It Happen Again. Inside Ready for Hillary's campus organizing blitz.

The 2,000-Year History of GPS Tracking Author Hiawatha Bray's new book "You Are Here" examines modern navigation.