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Ferrari Finally Comments on Cameron Diaz Having Sex With Their Car in “The Counselor”
The car company had little to add about the most talked about scene in Ridley Scott's new film.

Asawin Suebsaeng | October 25, 2013
The Science of Tea Party Wrath
Jonathan Haidt on the psychology of politics, the emotions behind the Tea Party—and why as a self-described centrist, he thinks a Republican crackup may be coming.

Chris Mooney | October 25, 2013
How Much Does Your State Fine For Texting and Driving?
It could be anywhere from $20 to $10,000 for a first-time offender—or no ban at all.

Tasneem Raja and Benjy Hansen-Bundy | October 25, 2013
6 Ways the GOP Congress Is Out of Step With the American People
From drug policy to fiscal policy to gay marriage, a profound disconnect.

Josh Harkinson | October 25, 2013
American Isolationism: Nothing More Than a Myth
Used mostly as a rhetorical device by war hawks, isolationist foreign policy is a fiction.

Andrew Bacevich | October 24, 2013
“The Simpsons” Producer Responds to Some of the Show’s Craziest FCC Complaints
Complaints slam the Fox sitcom's depiction of Satan, groin-kicking, whale explosion, and "sexual agony."

Asawin Suebsaeng | October 22, 2013

The CISPA Zombie Bill Is Back!
The Senate Intelligence Committee has approved the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (CISA).

Dana Liebelson | October 21, 2013
Would GMO Labeling Jack Up Food Prices?
Short answer: not much.

Tom Philpott | October 17, 2013
Word of the Day: Brinkmanship
Did you know that it was invented by Adlai Stevenson?

Kevin Drum | October 16, 2013
Henry Louis Gates Jr. Fact-Checks “12 Years a Slave”
"I'm not the kind of scholar who confuses a feature film with a documentary."

Asawin Suebsaeng | October 16, 2013
Ladies Last: 8 Inventions by Women That Dudes Got Credit For
From computer programming to nuclear fission to the paper bag machine, it's time to stop erasing these women from their great works.

Tim Murphy and Tasneem Raja | October 15, 2013
A Map of the World According to US Media and Politicians
This Columbus Day, explore some modern-day geographical mixups.

Eric Wuestewald | October 14, 2013
Charlie Sheen in “Machete Kills” vs. Martin Sheen in “The West Wing”: Who’s The Better American President?
One is a staunchly conservative, marijuana-legalizing commander in chief; the other is an Aaron Sorkin progressive fantasy.

Asawin Suebsaeng | October 12, 2013
Deadly Cyclone Hits India
The massive Cyclone Phailin made landfall Saturday evening.

Maggie Severns | October 12, 2013
Flesh-Eating Zombie Drug Hits Midwest (Still Not a Joke)
Five people have been treated for symptoms associated with krokodil in a Chicago suburb.

Dana Liebelson | October 11, 2013
How Director Jim Mickle Made The Best Horror Movie Scene of The Year
The finale of the cannibalism family drama "We Are What We Are" is jaw-dropping. Here's how it was made.

Asawin Suebsaeng | October 11, 2013
Real-Life Captain Phillips: The Pirates “Did Not Let Me Urinate”
Captain Richard Phillips weighs in on one of the film's crucial scenes.

Asawin Suebsaeng | October 10, 2013
Should Credit Card Companies Get to Decide Who Does Business on the Web?
Some cases seem open and shut. But that doesn't mean they all will be.

Kevin Drum | October 9, 2013
The 6 Dumbest Government Shutdown Myths
No, Barack Obama didn't close the damn ocean.

Asawin Suebsaeng | October 9, 2013
5 Ways Monsanto Wants to Profit Off Climate Change
The agriculture giant has a variety solutions for mitigating and adapting to global warming.

Maggie Severns | October 9, 2013

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Ferrari Finally Comments on Cameron Diaz Having Sex With Their Car in “The Counselor”
The car company had little to add about the most talked about scene in Ridley Scott's new film.

The Science of Tea Party Wrath
Jonathan Haidt on the psychology of politics, the emotions behind the Tea Party—and why as a self-described centrist, he thinks a Republican crackup may be coming.

How Much Does Your State Fine For Texting and Driving?
It could be anywhere from $20 to $10,000 for a first-time offender—or no ban at all.

6 Ways the GOP Congress Is Out of Step With the American People
From drug policy to fiscal policy to gay marriage, a profound disconnect.

American Isolationism: Nothing More Than a Myth
Used mostly as a rhetorical device by war hawks, isolationist foreign policy is a fiction.

“The Simpsons” Producer Responds to Some of the Show’s Craziest FCC Complaints
Complaints slam the Fox sitcom's depiction of Satan, groin-kicking, whale explosion, and "sexual agony."

The CISPA Zombie Bill Is Back!
The Senate Intelligence Committee has approved the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (CISA).

Would GMO Labeling Jack Up Food Prices?
Short answer: not much.

Word of the Day: Brinkmanship
Did you know that it was invented by Adlai Stevenson?

Henry Louis Gates Jr. Fact-Checks “12 Years a Slave”
"I'm not the kind of scholar who confuses a feature film with a documentary."

Ladies Last: 8 Inventions by Women That Dudes Got Credit For
From computer programming to nuclear fission to the paper bag machine, it's time to stop erasing these women from their great works.

A Map of the World According to US Media and Politicians
This Columbus Day, explore some modern-day geographical mixups.

Charlie Sheen in “Machete Kills” vs. Martin Sheen in “The West Wing”: Who’s The Better American President?
One is a staunchly conservative, marijuana-legalizing commander in chief; the other is an Aaron Sorkin progressive fantasy.

Deadly Cyclone Hits India
The massive Cyclone Phailin made landfall Saturday evening.

Flesh-Eating Zombie Drug Hits Midwest (Still Not a Joke)
Five people have been treated for symptoms associated with krokodil in a Chicago suburb.

How Director Jim Mickle Made The Best Horror Movie Scene of The Year
The finale of the cannibalism family drama "We Are What We Are" is jaw-dropping. Here's how it was made.

Real-Life Captain Phillips: The Pirates “Did Not Let Me Urinate”
Captain Richard Phillips weighs in on one of the film's crucial scenes.

Should Credit Card Companies Get to Decide Who Does Business on the Web?
Some cases seem open and shut. But that doesn't mean they all will be.

The 6 Dumbest Government Shutdown Myths
No, Barack Obama didn't close the damn ocean.

5 Ways Monsanto Wants to Profit Off Climate Change
The agriculture giant has a variety solutions for mitigating and adapting to global warming.

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Ferrari Finally Comments on Cameron Diaz Having Sex With Their Car in “The Counselor” The car company had little to add about the most talked about scene in Ridley Scott's new film.

The Science of Tea Party Wrath Jonathan Haidt on the psychology of politics, the emotions behind the Tea Party—and why as a self-described centrist, he thinks a Republican crackup may be coming.

How Much Does Your State Fine For Texting and Driving? It could be anywhere from $20 to $10,000 for a first-time offender—or no ban at all.

6 Ways the GOP Congress Is Out of Step With the American People From drug policy to fiscal policy to gay marriage, a profound disconnect.

American Isolationism: Nothing More Than a Myth Used mostly as a rhetorical device by war hawks, isolationist foreign policy is a fiction.

“The Simpsons” Producer Responds to Some of the Show’s Craziest FCC Complaints Complaints slam the Fox sitcom's depiction of Satan, groin-kicking, whale explosion, and "sexual agony."

The CISPA Zombie Bill Is Back! The Senate Intelligence Committee has approved the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (CISA).

Would GMO Labeling Jack Up Food Prices? Short answer: not much.

Word of the Day: Brinkmanship Did you know that it was invented by Adlai Stevenson?

Henry Louis Gates Jr. Fact-Checks “12 Years a Slave” "I'm not the kind of scholar who confuses a feature film with a documentary."

Ladies Last: 8 Inventions by Women That Dudes Got Credit For From computer programming to nuclear fission to the paper bag machine, it's time to stop erasing these women from their great works.

A Map of the World According to US Media and Politicians This Columbus Day, explore some modern-day geographical mixups.

Charlie Sheen in “Machete Kills” vs. Martin Sheen in “The West Wing”: Who’s The Better American President? One is a staunchly conservative, marijuana-legalizing commander in chief; the other is an Aaron Sorkin progressive fantasy.

Deadly Cyclone Hits India The massive Cyclone Phailin made landfall Saturday evening.

Flesh-Eating Zombie Drug Hits Midwest (Still Not a Joke) Five people have been treated for symptoms associated with krokodil in a Chicago suburb.

How Director Jim Mickle Made The Best Horror Movie Scene of The Year The finale of the cannibalism family drama "We Are What We Are" is jaw-dropping. Here's how it was made.

Real-Life Captain Phillips: The Pirates “Did Not Let Me Urinate” Captain Richard Phillips weighs in on one of the film's crucial scenes.

Should Credit Card Companies Get to Decide Who Does Business on the Web? Some cases seem open and shut. But that doesn't mean they all will be.

The 6 Dumbest Government Shutdown Myths No, Barack Obama didn't close the damn ocean.

5 Ways Monsanto Wants to Profit Off Climate Change The agriculture giant has a variety solutions for mitigating and adapting to global warming.