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Why Silicon Valley’s Top Dogs Fought Back So Feebly Against NSA Spying
The tech world held a protest yesterday against government surveillance. Did you notice?

Josh Harkinson | February 12, 2014
When Shirley Temple Black Was a Vietnam War Hawk on the Campaign Trail
The actress and diplomat, who died Monday at the age of 85, ran for Congress in the '60s on an anti-racism, pro-war platform.

Asawin Suebsaeng | February 11, 2014
A Montana School Just Fired a Teacher for Getting Pregnant. That Actually Happens All the Time.

Dana Liebelson and Molly Redden | February 10, 2014
Meet 18 Sochi Athletes Whose Struggles (and Style) Will Make You Stand Up and Cheer
Including the Games' six openly gay athletes, the Jamaican bobsled team, and more.

Eric Wuestewald | February 8, 2014
“The Lego Movie” Is Actually a Satire
And a fun and smart one, at that.

Asawin Suebsaeng | February 8, 2014
How Conservative Brits Tried to Use the Beatles to Win Elections
But 50 years ago, at the start of the British Invasion, the group couldn't have cared less about UK politics.

Asawin Suebsaeng | February 7, 2014

WATCH: San Francisco Gentrification, Explained [Fiore Cartoon]
Google buses have become a symbol of techie migration into the city and increasing housing prices.

Mark Fiore | February 7, 2014
How Hackers and Software Companies are Beefing Up NSA Surveillance
Companies like Endgame Systems have for years sold information and digital loopholes to the NSA to help bolster spying.

Pratap Chatterjee | February 7, 2014
8 Badass Photos From the Real-Life “Monuments Men”—Who Saved Art and Treasure From the Nazis
Better than looking at George Clooney.

Asawin Suebsaeng | February 7, 2014
Iowa Is Getting Sucked Into Scary Vanishing Gullies
And as a result, we're losing valuable topsoil 16 times faster than nature can replace it.

Tom Philpott | February 7, 2014
Will Your State Be Next to Legalize Pot?
A snapshot of the landscape for decriminalization, medicinal use, and just plain getting high.

By Josh Harkinson and the MoJo news team | February 7, 2014
Why Did the Winter Olympics Freeze Out Women for So Long?
Female athletes have been trying to break into the Brolympics for years. It hasn't been easy.

Jaeah Lee | February 6, 2014
Ladies, You Suck at Your Job (According to These Men)
Glenn Beck, Bret Easton Ellis, and other "experts" explain why women are doomed to fail at many professions.

Tasneem Raja, Fatima Bhojani, and Katie Rose Quandt | February 6, 2014
Moscow to Muslims: Thanks for Building Our Olympic Paradise. Just Don't Pray.
The Winter Olympics city has 20,000 Muslim residents. Now they just need a place to worship.

Tim Murphy | February 5, 2014
“How Often We’re Blind to Our Own Talent”: RIP Joan Mondale, Arts Champion
Called "Joan of Art," the wife of former Vice President Walter Mondale died Monday at the age of 83.

Asawin Suebsaeng | February 4, 2014
Meet the Next Michele Bachmann
Her congressional seat will be filled by a wannabe Grover Norquist or a Bachmann 2.0. Which will the conservative Minnesota district choose?

Patrick Caldwell | February 3, 2014
Philip Seymour Hoffman, Dead at 46, Spoke Candidly About Addiction
The late actor discussed his substance abuse during a "60 Minutes" interview in 2006—in a segment he later called out as verging on "inappropriate."

Asawin Suebsaeng | February 2, 2014
If Bing Wants to Attract Power Users, It Needs an Advanced Search Page
It would cost nothing to implement, so why not do it?

Kevin Drum | January 31, 2014
Are Fitbit, Nike, and Garmin Planning to Sell Your Personal Fitness Data?
These popular fitness companies say they aren't selling your info, but privacy advocates and the FTC worry that might change.

Dana Liebelson | January 31, 2014
Is Fracking About to Arrive on Your Doorstep?
One of the largest natural gas infrastructure companies in North America recently proposed to carry unconventional gas through Massachusetts.

Ellen Cantarow | January 30, 2014

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Why Silicon Valley’s Top Dogs Fought Back So Feebly Against NSA Spying
The tech world held a protest yesterday against government surveillance. Did you notice?

When Shirley Temple Black Was a Vietnam War Hawk on the Campaign Trail
The actress and diplomat, who died Monday at the age of 85, ran for Congress in the '60s on an anti-racism, pro-war platform.

A Montana School Just Fired a Teacher for Getting Pregnant. That Actually Happens All the Time.

Meet 18 Sochi Athletes Whose Struggles (and Style) Will Make You Stand Up and Cheer
Including the Games' six openly gay athletes, the Jamaican bobsled team, and more.

“The Lego Movie” Is Actually a Satire
And a fun and smart one, at that.

How Conservative Brits Tried to Use the Beatles to Win Elections
But 50 years ago, at the start of the British Invasion, the group couldn't have cared less about UK politics.

WATCH: San Francisco Gentrification, Explained [Fiore Cartoon]
Google buses have become a symbol of techie migration into the city and increasing housing prices.

How Hackers and Software Companies are Beefing Up NSA Surveillance
Companies like Endgame Systems have for years sold information and digital loopholes to the NSA to help bolster spying.

8 Badass Photos From the Real-Life “Monuments Men”—Who Saved Art and Treasure From the Nazis
Better than looking at George Clooney.

Iowa Is Getting Sucked Into Scary Vanishing Gullies
And as a result, we're losing valuable topsoil 16 times faster than nature can replace it.

Will Your State Be Next to Legalize Pot?
A snapshot of the landscape for decriminalization, medicinal use, and just plain getting high.

Why Did the Winter Olympics Freeze Out Women for So Long?
Female athletes have been trying to break into the Brolympics for years. It hasn't been easy.

Ladies, You Suck at Your Job (According to These Men)
Glenn Beck, Bret Easton Ellis, and other "experts" explain why women are doomed to fail at many professions.

Moscow to Muslims: Thanks for Building Our Olympic Paradise. Just Don't Pray.
The Winter Olympics city has 20,000 Muslim residents. Now they just need a place to worship.

“How Often We’re Blind to Our Own Talent”: RIP Joan Mondale, Arts Champion
Called "Joan of Art," the wife of former Vice President Walter Mondale died Monday at the age of 83.

Meet the Next Michele Bachmann
Her congressional seat will be filled by a wannabe Grover Norquist or a Bachmann 2.0. Which will the conservative Minnesota district choose?

Philip Seymour Hoffman, Dead at 46, Spoke Candidly About Addiction
The late actor discussed his substance abuse during a "60 Minutes" interview in 2006—in a segment he later called out as verging on "inappropriate."

If Bing Wants to Attract Power Users, It Needs an Advanced Search Page
It would cost nothing to implement, so why not do it?

Are Fitbit, Nike, and Garmin Planning to Sell Your Personal Fitness Data?
These popular fitness companies say they aren't selling your info, but privacy advocates and the FTC worry that might change.

Is Fracking About to Arrive on Your Doorstep?
One of the largest natural gas infrastructure companies in North America recently proposed to carry unconventional gas through Massachusetts.

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Why Silicon Valley’s Top Dogs Fought Back So Feebly Against NSA Spying The tech world held a protest yesterday against government surveillance. Did you notice?

When Shirley Temple Black Was a Vietnam War Hawk on the Campaign Trail The actress and diplomat, who died Monday at the age of 85, ran for Congress in the '60s on an anti-racism, pro-war platform.

A Montana School Just Fired a Teacher for Getting Pregnant. That Actually Happens All the Time.

Meet 18 Sochi Athletes Whose Struggles (and Style) Will Make You Stand Up and Cheer Including the Games' six openly gay athletes, the Jamaican bobsled team, and more.

“The Lego Movie” Is Actually a Satire And a fun and smart one, at that.

How Conservative Brits Tried to Use the Beatles to Win Elections But 50 years ago, at the start of the British Invasion, the group couldn't have cared less about UK politics.

WATCH: San Francisco Gentrification, Explained [Fiore Cartoon] Google buses have become a symbol of techie migration into the city and increasing housing prices.

How Hackers and Software Companies are Beefing Up NSA Surveillance Companies like Endgame Systems have for years sold information and digital loopholes to the NSA to help bolster spying.

8 Badass Photos From the Real-Life “Monuments Men”—Who Saved Art and Treasure From the Nazis Better than looking at George Clooney.

Iowa Is Getting Sucked Into Scary Vanishing Gullies And as a result, we're losing valuable topsoil 16 times faster than nature can replace it.

Will Your State Be Next to Legalize Pot? A snapshot of the landscape for decriminalization, medicinal use, and just plain getting high.

Why Did the Winter Olympics Freeze Out Women for So Long? Female athletes have been trying to break into the Brolympics for years. It hasn't been easy.

Ladies, You Suck at Your Job (According to These Men) Glenn Beck, Bret Easton Ellis, and other "experts" explain why women are doomed to fail at many professions.

Moscow to Muslims: Thanks for Building Our Olympic Paradise. Just Don't Pray. The Winter Olympics city has 20,000 Muslim residents. Now they just need a place to worship.

“How Often We’re Blind to Our Own Talent”: RIP Joan Mondale, Arts Champion Called "Joan of Art," the wife of former Vice President Walter Mondale died Monday at the age of 83.

Meet the Next Michele Bachmann Her congressional seat will be filled by a wannabe Grover Norquist or a Bachmann 2.0. Which will the conservative Minnesota district choose?

Philip Seymour Hoffman, Dead at 46, Spoke Candidly About Addiction The late actor discussed his substance abuse during a "60 Minutes" interview in 2006—in a segment he later called out as verging on "inappropriate."

If Bing Wants to Attract Power Users, It Needs an Advanced Search Page It would cost nothing to implement, so why not do it?

Are Fitbit, Nike, and Garmin Planning to Sell Your Personal Fitness Data? These popular fitness companies say they aren't selling your info, but privacy advocates and the FTC worry that might change.

Is Fracking About to Arrive on Your Doorstep? One of the largest natural gas infrastructure companies in North America recently proposed to carry unconventional gas through Massachusetts.