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His Murder Conviction Was Tossed Over Bad Police Work. Now He's the NRA's Top Lawyer.
One court sent him to prison for shooting a woman. Another set him free over bad police work. Was the NRA's top lawyer railroaded—or a "bad guy with a gun"?

Dave Gilson | July 29, 2014
Inside the Huge Solar Farm That Powers Apple’s iCloud
Lisa Jackson on Apple's wide-ranging plan to green its act.

Suzanne Goldenberg and James West | July 28, 2014
Babies Are Getting Brain Bleeds—Are Vaccine Fears to Blame?
Some parents are refusing vitamin K injections for their newborns. The consequences can be devastating.

Chris Mooney | July 28, 2014
Twitter Releases Its Diversity Stats. And Boy, Are They Embarrassing.
Only 1 in 10 Twitter coders is female. And its numbers on racial diversity aren't much better.

Josh Harkinson | July 23, 2014
Quick Reads: “Unruly Places” by Alastair Bonnett
In this catalog of the world's forgotten, ignored, and phantom places, British geographer Alastair Bonnett shows us that our maps still hold plenty of secrets.

Alex Park | July 19, 2014
Child Migrants Have Been Coming to America Alone Since Ellis Island
And no, we didn't just send them packing.

Tasneem Raja | July 18, 2014

Public TV Snubbed This Film to Avoid Offending a Billionaire Donor
The author of "Sons of Wichita" catches up with the makers of "Citizen Koch."

Daniel Schulman | July 17, 2014
The US-Mexico Border: Where the Constitution Goes to Die
How does the Border Patrol treat its critics? Shena Gutierrez found out the hard way.

Todd Miller | July 15, 2014
The Billionaire Who Wants to Split California Into 6 States Has the Most Embarrassing YouTube Feed Ever
Meet Tim Draper, "the riskmaster."

Ben Dreyfuss | July 15, 2014
GOP Congressman Who Warned About Unvaccinated Migrants Opposed Vaccination
Child refugees are more likely to be vaccinated than Texas kids. So why does a Republican congressman say they might have Ebola?

Tim Murphy | July 14, 2014
Was Iraq’s Top Terrorist Radicalized at a US-Run Prison?
A former US military compound commander at Camp Bucca suspects ISIS chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's extremism was fostered (or bolstered) at the facility.

Jenna McLaughlin | July 11, 2014
Todd Akin Is Not Sorry for His Insane Rape Comments
In a new book, the former GOP Senate candidate says he shouldn't have backtracked on his "legitimate rape" remarks.

Erika Eichelberger | July 10, 2014
Dark Snow Is Accelerating Glacier Melting From the Arctic to the Himalayas
Industrial dust and soil, blown thousands of miles, settle on ice sheets and add to rising sea level threat.

John Vidal | July 7, 2014
This US-Trained, Dictator-Loving General Could Be Indonesia’s Next President
Prabowo Subianto wants Indonesia to shift away from "Western" democracy, and has been dogged by allegations of human rights abuses.

Prashanth Kamalakanthan | July 7, 2014
There’s a Satirical, Naughty Musical About the Clinton White House Opening in New York. Listen to One of the Songs.
The new Clinton musical will not feature songs about Somalia, but will include some '90s teen-pop throwback.

Asawin Suebsaeng | July 3, 2014
Europe’s Memory Hole Gets Ever Wider and Deeper
It's starting to look like pretty much anything you don't like can be scrubbed from Google searches.

Kevin Drum | July 3, 2014
The EU’s “Right to be Forgotten” Starts to Take Concrete Shape
But it might spark a backlash.

Kevin Drum | July 2, 2014
“Snowpiercer”: The Best Post-Apocalyptic Film About Class Warfare You’ll See All Summer

Asawin Suebsaeng | July 2, 2014
Hobby Lobby Funded Disgraced Fundamentalist Christian Leader Accused of Harassing Dozens of Women
The crafts store chain and its owners gave millions in backing to controversial evangelical Bill Gothard and his Institute in Basic Life Principles.

David Corn and Molly Redden | July 2, 2014
What You Need to Know About the Coming Jellyfish Apocalypse
Calling all swimmers! Here's how to coexist with our gelatinous friends.

James West | June 30, 2014

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His Murder Conviction Was Tossed Over Bad Police Work. Now He's the NRA's Top Lawyer.
One court sent him to prison for shooting a woman. Another set him free over bad police work. Was the NRA's top lawyer railroaded—or a "bad guy with a gun"?

Inside the Huge Solar Farm That Powers Apple’s iCloud
Lisa Jackson on Apple's wide-ranging plan to green its act.

Babies Are Getting Brain Bleeds—Are Vaccine Fears to Blame?
Some parents are refusing vitamin K injections for their newborns. The consequences can be devastating.

Twitter Releases Its Diversity Stats. And Boy, Are They Embarrassing.
Only 1 in 10 Twitter coders is female. And its numbers on racial diversity aren't much better.

Quick Reads: “Unruly Places” by Alastair Bonnett
In this catalog of the world's forgotten, ignored, and phantom places, British geographer Alastair Bonnett shows us that our maps still hold plenty of secrets.

Child Migrants Have Been Coming to America Alone Since Ellis Island
And no, we didn't just send them packing.

Public TV Snubbed This Film to Avoid Offending a Billionaire Donor
The author of "Sons of Wichita" catches up with the makers of "Citizen Koch."

The US-Mexico Border: Where the Constitution Goes to Die
How does the Border Patrol treat its critics? Shena Gutierrez found out the hard way.

The Billionaire Who Wants to Split California Into 6 States Has the Most Embarrassing YouTube Feed Ever
Meet Tim Draper, "the riskmaster."

GOP Congressman Who Warned About Unvaccinated Migrants Opposed Vaccination
Child refugees are more likely to be vaccinated than Texas kids. So why does a Republican congressman say they might have Ebola?

Was Iraq’s Top Terrorist Radicalized at a US-Run Prison?
A former US military compound commander at Camp Bucca suspects ISIS chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's extremism was fostered (or bolstered) at the facility.

Todd Akin Is Not Sorry for His Insane Rape Comments
In a new book, the former GOP Senate candidate says he shouldn't have backtracked on his "legitimate rape" remarks.

Dark Snow Is Accelerating Glacier Melting From the Arctic to the Himalayas
Industrial dust and soil, blown thousands of miles, settle on ice sheets and add to rising sea level threat.

This US-Trained, Dictator-Loving General Could Be Indonesia’s Next President
Prabowo Subianto wants Indonesia to shift away from "Western" democracy, and has been dogged by allegations of human rights abuses.

There’s a Satirical, Naughty Musical About the Clinton White House Opening in New York. Listen to One of the Songs.
The new Clinton musical will not feature songs about Somalia, but will include some '90s teen-pop throwback.

Europe’s Memory Hole Gets Ever Wider and Deeper
It's starting to look like pretty much anything you don't like can be scrubbed from Google searches.

The EU’s “Right to be Forgotten” Starts to Take Concrete Shape
But it might spark a backlash.

“Snowpiercer”: The Best Post-Apocalyptic Film About Class Warfare You’ll See All Summer

Hobby Lobby Funded Disgraced Fundamentalist Christian Leader Accused of Harassing Dozens of Women
The crafts store chain and its owners gave millions in backing to controversial evangelical Bill Gothard and his Institute in Basic Life Principles.

What You Need to Know About the Coming Jellyfish Apocalypse
Calling all swimmers! Here's how to coexist with our gelatinous friends.

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His Murder Conviction Was Tossed Over Bad Police Work. Now He's the NRA's Top Lawyer. One court sent him to prison for shooting a woman. Another set him free over bad police work. Was the NRA's top lawyer railroaded—or a "bad guy with a gun"?

Inside the Huge Solar Farm That Powers Apple’s iCloud Lisa Jackson on Apple's wide-ranging plan to green its act.

Babies Are Getting Brain Bleeds—Are Vaccine Fears to Blame? Some parents are refusing vitamin K injections for their newborns. The consequences can be devastating.

Twitter Releases Its Diversity Stats. And Boy, Are They Embarrassing. Only 1 in 10 Twitter coders is female. And its numbers on racial diversity aren't much better.

Quick Reads: “Unruly Places” by Alastair Bonnett In this catalog of the world's forgotten, ignored, and phantom places, British geographer Alastair Bonnett shows us that our maps still hold plenty of secrets.

Child Migrants Have Been Coming to America Alone Since Ellis Island And no, we didn't just send them packing.

Public TV Snubbed This Film to Avoid Offending a Billionaire Donor The author of "Sons of Wichita" catches up with the makers of "Citizen Koch."

The US-Mexico Border: Where the Constitution Goes to Die How does the Border Patrol treat its critics? Shena Gutierrez found out the hard way.

The Billionaire Who Wants to Split California Into 6 States Has the Most Embarrassing YouTube Feed Ever Meet Tim Draper, "the riskmaster."

GOP Congressman Who Warned About Unvaccinated Migrants Opposed Vaccination Child refugees are more likely to be vaccinated than Texas kids. So why does a Republican congressman say they might have Ebola?

Was Iraq’s Top Terrorist Radicalized at a US-Run Prison? A former US military compound commander at Camp Bucca suspects ISIS chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's extremism was fostered (or bolstered) at the facility.

Todd Akin Is Not Sorry for His Insane Rape Comments In a new book, the former GOP Senate candidate says he shouldn't have backtracked on his "legitimate rape" remarks.

Dark Snow Is Accelerating Glacier Melting From the Arctic to the Himalayas Industrial dust and soil, blown thousands of miles, settle on ice sheets and add to rising sea level threat.

This US-Trained, Dictator-Loving General Could Be Indonesia’s Next President Prabowo Subianto wants Indonesia to shift away from "Western" democracy, and has been dogged by allegations of human rights abuses.

There’s a Satirical, Naughty Musical About the Clinton White House Opening in New York. Listen to One of the Songs. The new Clinton musical will not feature songs about Somalia, but will include some '90s teen-pop throwback.

Europe’s Memory Hole Gets Ever Wider and Deeper It's starting to look like pretty much anything you don't like can be scrubbed from Google searches.

The EU’s “Right to be Forgotten” Starts to Take Concrete Shape But it might spark a backlash.