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In the Future, Home Appliances Will Be as Smart as Your Phone
The Internet of Things is coming, and it means companies will know every little detail about your life.

Matthew Harwood and Catherine Crump | March 25, 2014
Is Liberalism Good for Your Health?
A new study finds that politically liberal states tend to have healthier populations.

Chris Mooney | March 25, 2014
Stop Trying To Make “Muppets Most Wanted” About Putin
Ugh.

Asawin Suebsaeng | March 21, 2014
Kate Winslet’s “Divergent” Character Is Like a Brainy, Science-Driven Hitler
The movie and book, set in dystopian Chicago, are a tad anti-intellectual. Here's why.

Asawin Suebsaeng | March 21, 2014
One Reason It May Be Harder to Find Flight 370: We Messed Up the Currents
How climate change factors into the search for the missing Malaysia Airlines flight.

James West | March 21, 2014
Now You Can Get Solar Panels at Best Buy
The latest sign of solar's move into the mainstream is at retail stores in five states.

Tim McDonnell | March 20, 2014

White House Unveils New Climate Data Project
The Obama administration's new initiative is intended to help Americans prepare for the impacts of global warming.

Kate Sheppard | March 19, 2014
Hillary Insiders Say They Won’t Work for Her If She Hires This Man
"I would do anything for Hillary. Except work with Mark Penn."

David Corn | March 19, 2014
The Story Behind That Radio Station Heroically Playing Nelly’s “Hot in Herre” for 3 Days Straight
"We anticipated complaints, but not sheer joy and nostalgia for Nelly and that song."

Asawin Suebsaeng | March 18, 2014
Let Us Sing a Dirge for “Spit and Image”
It had a long run, but it's been dead for a long time.

Kevin Drum | March 18, 2014
The US Military Operations You Didn’t Know Existed
Despite claims that our presence in Africa is miniscule, the US military has recently been involved in at least 49 of the 54 nations on the continent.

Nick Turse | March 13, 2014
What These Historical Kings and Marauders Can Teach Our Leaders About Climate Change
Never fight a land war in Asia—unless the climate is on your side.

James West | March 13, 2014
How We Survived Two Years of Hell As Hostages in Tehran

Shane Bauer, Josh Fattal, and Sarah Shourd | March/April 2014 Issue
No, University Students Should Not Be Forced to Have Facebook Accounts
Email is quick and simple. Everyone should stop whining about it.

Kevin Drum | March 10, 2014
How the Contra War and Soviets in Afghanistan Figure Into “The Americans,” Season 2
"We can't make the claim of teaching a history lesson, but it can be a springboard for learning about the fascinating real history," says creator Joe Weisberg.

Asawin Suebsaeng | March 6, 2014
9 Things You Should Know About Your Caffeine Habit
A chat with Murray Carpenter, author of the book "Caffeinated: How Our Habit Helps, Hurts, and Hooks Us"

Maddie Oatman | March 5, 2014
The War on Whistleblowers May Have a “Chilling Effect on Future Acts of Conscience”
The Department of Justice is taking its case against former Air Marshal Robert MacLean all the way to the Supreme Court.

Peter Van Buren | March 4, 2014
Watch: Patrick Stewart Satirizes Fake Obamacare Horror Stories With Stephen Colbert
"AND IT'S ALL BECAUSE OF THE AFFORDABLE CARE…line?"

Asawin Suebsaeng | March 4, 2014
How Industry and the Feds Suppressed Evidence That Plastics Wreak Havoc on Our Hormones
A history of regulatory capture.

Mariah Blake and Nina Liss-Schultz | March 3, 2014
The Scary New Evidence on BPA-Free Plastics
And the Big Tobacco-style campaign to bury it.

Mariah Blake | March/April 2014 Issue

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In the Future, Home Appliances Will Be as Smart as Your Phone
The Internet of Things is coming, and it means companies will know every little detail about your life.

Is Liberalism Good for Your Health?
A new study finds that politically liberal states tend to have healthier populations.

Stop Trying To Make “Muppets Most Wanted” About Putin
Ugh.

Kate Winslet’s “Divergent” Character Is Like a Brainy, Science-Driven Hitler
The movie and book, set in dystopian Chicago, are a tad anti-intellectual. Here's why.

One Reason It May Be Harder to Find Flight 370: We Messed Up the Currents
How climate change factors into the search for the missing Malaysia Airlines flight.

Now You Can Get Solar Panels at Best Buy
The latest sign of solar's move into the mainstream is at retail stores in five states.

White House Unveils New Climate Data Project
The Obama administration's new initiative is intended to help Americans prepare for the impacts of global warming.

Hillary Insiders Say They Won’t Work for Her If She Hires This Man
"I would do anything for Hillary. Except work with Mark Penn."

The Story Behind That Radio Station Heroically Playing Nelly’s “Hot in Herre” for 3 Days Straight
"We anticipated complaints, but not sheer joy and nostalgia for Nelly and that song."

Let Us Sing a Dirge for “Spit and Image”
It had a long run, but it's been dead for a long time.

The US Military Operations You Didn’t Know Existed
Despite claims that our presence in Africa is miniscule, the US military has recently been involved in at least 49 of the 54 nations on the continent.

What These Historical Kings and Marauders Can Teach Our Leaders About Climate Change
Never fight a land war in Asia—unless the climate is on your side.

How We Survived Two Years of Hell As Hostages in Tehran

No, University Students Should Not Be Forced to Have Facebook Accounts
Email is quick and simple. Everyone should stop whining about it.

How the Contra War and Soviets in Afghanistan Figure Into “The Americans,” Season 2
"We can't make the claim of teaching a history lesson, but it can be a springboard for learning about the fascinating real history," says creator Joe Weisberg.

9 Things You Should Know About Your Caffeine Habit
A chat with Murray Carpenter, author of the book "Caffeinated: How Our Habit Helps, Hurts, and Hooks Us"

The War on Whistleblowers May Have a “Chilling Effect on Future Acts of Conscience”
The Department of Justice is taking its case against former Air Marshal Robert MacLean all the way to the Supreme Court.

Watch: Patrick Stewart Satirizes Fake Obamacare Horror Stories With Stephen Colbert
"AND IT'S ALL BECAUSE OF THE AFFORDABLE CARE…line?"

How Industry and the Feds Suppressed Evidence That Plastics Wreak Havoc on Our Hormones
A history of regulatory capture.

The Scary New Evidence on BPA-Free Plastics
And the Big Tobacco-style campaign to bury it.

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In the Future, Home Appliances Will Be as Smart as Your Phone The Internet of Things is coming, and it means companies will know every little detail about your life.

Is Liberalism Good for Your Health? A new study finds that politically liberal states tend to have healthier populations.

Stop Trying To Make “Muppets Most Wanted” About Putin Ugh.

Kate Winslet’s “Divergent” Character Is Like a Brainy, Science-Driven Hitler The movie and book, set in dystopian Chicago, are a tad anti-intellectual. Here's why.

One Reason It May Be Harder to Find Flight 370: We Messed Up the Currents How climate change factors into the search for the missing Malaysia Airlines flight.

Now You Can Get Solar Panels at Best Buy The latest sign of solar's move into the mainstream is at retail stores in five states.

White House Unveils New Climate Data Project The Obama administration's new initiative is intended to help Americans prepare for the impacts of global warming.

Hillary Insiders Say They Won’t Work for Her If She Hires This Man "I would do anything for Hillary. Except work with Mark Penn."

The Story Behind That Radio Station Heroically Playing Nelly’s “Hot in Herre” for 3 Days Straight "We anticipated complaints, but not sheer joy and nostalgia for Nelly and that song."

Let Us Sing a Dirge for “Spit and Image” It had a long run, but it's been dead for a long time.

The US Military Operations You Didn’t Know Existed Despite claims that our presence in Africa is miniscule, the US military has recently been involved in at least 49 of the 54 nations on the continent.

What These Historical Kings and Marauders Can Teach Our Leaders About Climate Change Never fight a land war in Asia—unless the climate is on your side.

How We Survived Two Years of Hell As Hostages in Tehran

No, University Students Should Not Be Forced to Have Facebook Accounts Email is quick and simple. Everyone should stop whining about it.

How the Contra War and Soviets in Afghanistan Figure Into “The Americans,” Season 2 "We can't make the claim of teaching a history lesson, but it can be a springboard for learning about the fascinating real history," says creator Joe Weisberg.

9 Things You Should Know About Your Caffeine Habit A chat with Murray Carpenter, author of the book "Caffeinated: How Our Habit Helps, Hurts, and Hooks Us"

The War on Whistleblowers May Have a “Chilling Effect on Future Acts of Conscience” The Department of Justice is taking its case against former Air Marshal Robert MacLean all the way to the Supreme Court.

Watch: Patrick Stewart Satirizes Fake Obamacare Horror Stories With Stephen Colbert "AND IT'S ALL BECAUSE OF THE AFFORDABLE CARE…line?"

How Industry and the Feds Suppressed Evidence That Plastics Wreak Havoc on Our Hormones A history of regulatory capture.

The Scary New Evidence on BPA-Free Plastics And the Big Tobacco-style campaign to bury it.