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Maps: The Mysterious Link Between Antibiotics and Obesity
States where doctors prescribe more antibiotics also have the highest obesity rates. Why?

Kiera Butler and Jaeah Lee | November 18, 2013
Mike Tyson, Former Boxer and Convicted Rapist, Makes Charming Film With Spike Lee
In which he denies committing the crime that sent him to prison, and jokes about beating or raping a young Brad Pitt.

Asawin Suebsaeng | November 16, 2013
The NSA Knows Every Detail of Our Lives—So How Come It Misses the Big Picture?
Revelations on the extent of NSA spying should teach us not to conflate omniscience with omnipotence.

Tom Engelhardt | November 13, 2013
Could Carl Sagan Have Defeated Climate Denial?
Celebrating the great science communicator...while being realistic about how much things have changed since the days of the Cosmos series.

Chris Mooney | November 13, 2013
The Fastest-Growing Washington Industry You’ve Never Heard Of
Wall Street firms can make fortunes with the right bits of Washington insider information. Enter the booming political-intelligence business.

Tim Murphy | November/December 2013 Issue
Carbon-Sucking Golf Balls and Other Crazy Climate Patents
An afternoon searching recent US patents pulls up some curious climate solutions.

James West | November 8, 2013

Thousands Feared Dead After Super Typhoon Haiyan Devastates Philippines
One of the strongest storms ever recorded leaves bodies and ruined cities in its wake.

Chris Mooney | November 8, 2013
Defense Intelligence Agency Officer is Very Happy The Rock Is Set to Star in His Demon-Slaying Movie
The film will star Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson as a Navy SEAL who vanquishes demons.

Asawin Suebsaeng | November 7, 2013
Forget the Back Door: The Government Now Wants the Keys to the Internet
If the Department of Justice gets its way in court, secure email could become a thing of the past.

Dana Liebelson | November 7, 2013
Former Gay Propagandist SpongeBob SquarePants Is Now a Conservative Darling
This newfound love for the anti-food-stamp sea sponge overlooks his green, liberal, and notoriously gay past.

Asawin Suebsaeng | November 5, 2013
Map: What Industry Owns Your State?
See which sector wrote the biggest checks to political campaigns in your state in 2012.

Tasneem Raja and Alex Park | November 5, 2013
Here Is the Foreign Literature Loaded on North Korea’s iPad Knockoff
The section includes "Les Misérables," "An American Tragedy," and "Gone with the Wind."

Asawin Suebsaeng | November 5, 2013
Who Will Compete With Energy Companies in the Future? Apple, Comcast, and You
NRG Energy chief says the day is coming when you will become your own utility.

Todd Woody | November 4, 2013
“Kerry Has Shown a Genuine Capacity for Mediocrity and an Almost Tragicomic Haplessness”
But, writes ex-diplomat, "blaming him would be like shouting at the waiter because your steak is undercooked."

Peter Van Buren | November 4, 2013
“Ender’s Game” Author Really, Really Hates Gay People. Studio Really, Really Doesn’t Want You To Care.
Will Orson Scott Card's far-right politics have any effect on box office returns?

Asawin Suebsaeng | November 1, 2013
Think You Could Build a Sweet 100 MPG Vehicle in 2 Years? (These Guys Did.)
Jason Fagone takes us inside the $10 million race to accomplish a feat Detroit won't touch.

Michael Mechanic | November 1, 2013
Timeline: A Century of Racist Sports Team Names
Before the Washington [Redacted], there were the Duluth Eskimos and the Zulu Cannibal Giants.

Ian Gordon and Matt Connolly | November 1, 2013
Conservatives Punish Fox News for 2012 Election Failure
Fox News is no longer a highly trusted brand among conservatives.

Kevin Drum | October 31, 2013
Six Ways to Keep the Government Out of Your Files
Pro-tips on how to lock down your data.

Josh Harkinson | November/December 2013 Issue
Meet the Data Brokers Who Help Corporations Sell Your Digital Life
They know what you did last summer.

Dana Liebelson | November/December 2013 Issue

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Maps: The Mysterious Link Between Antibiotics and Obesity
States where doctors prescribe more antibiotics also have the highest obesity rates. Why?

Mike Tyson, Former Boxer and Convicted Rapist, Makes Charming Film With Spike Lee
In which he denies committing the crime that sent him to prison, and jokes about beating or raping a young Brad Pitt.

The NSA Knows Every Detail of Our Lives—So How Come It Misses the Big Picture?
Revelations on the extent of NSA spying should teach us not to conflate omniscience with omnipotence.

Could Carl Sagan Have Defeated Climate Denial?
Celebrating the great science communicator...while being realistic about how much things have changed since the days of the Cosmos series.

The Fastest-Growing Washington Industry You’ve Never Heard Of
Wall Street firms can make fortunes with the right bits of Washington insider information. Enter the booming political-intelligence business.

Carbon-Sucking Golf Balls and Other Crazy Climate Patents
An afternoon searching recent US patents pulls up some curious climate solutions.

Thousands Feared Dead After Super Typhoon Haiyan Devastates Philippines
One of the strongest storms ever recorded leaves bodies and ruined cities in its wake.

Defense Intelligence Agency Officer is Very Happy The Rock Is Set to Star in His Demon-Slaying Movie
The film will star Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson as a Navy SEAL who vanquishes demons.

Forget the Back Door: The Government Now Wants the Keys to the Internet
If the Department of Justice gets its way in court, secure email could become a thing of the past.

Former Gay Propagandist SpongeBob SquarePants Is Now a Conservative Darling
This newfound love for the anti-food-stamp sea sponge overlooks his green, liberal, and notoriously gay past.

Map: What Industry Owns Your State?
See which sector wrote the biggest checks to political campaigns in your state in 2012.

Here Is the Foreign Literature Loaded on North Korea’s iPad Knockoff
The section includes "Les Misérables," "An American Tragedy," and "Gone with the Wind."

Who Will Compete With Energy Companies in the Future? Apple, Comcast, and You
NRG Energy chief says the day is coming when you will become your own utility.

“Kerry Has Shown a Genuine Capacity for Mediocrity and an Almost Tragicomic Haplessness”
But, writes ex-diplomat, "blaming him would be like shouting at the waiter because your steak is undercooked."

“Ender’s Game” Author Really, Really Hates Gay People. Studio Really, Really Doesn’t Want You To Care.
Will Orson Scott Card's far-right politics have any effect on box office returns?

Think You Could Build a Sweet 100 MPG Vehicle in 2 Years? (These Guys Did.)
Jason Fagone takes us inside the $10 million race to accomplish a feat Detroit won't touch.

Timeline: A Century of Racist Sports Team Names
Before the Washington [Redacted], there were the Duluth Eskimos and the Zulu Cannibal Giants.

Conservatives Punish Fox News for 2012 Election Failure
Fox News is no longer a highly trusted brand among conservatives.

Six Ways to Keep the Government Out of Your Files
Pro-tips on how to lock down your data.

Meet the Data Brokers Who Help Corporations Sell Your Digital Life
They know what you did last summer.

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Maps: The Mysterious Link Between Antibiotics and Obesity States where doctors prescribe more antibiotics also have the highest obesity rates. Why?

Mike Tyson, Former Boxer and Convicted Rapist, Makes Charming Film With Spike Lee In which he denies committing the crime that sent him to prison, and jokes about beating or raping a young Brad Pitt.

The NSA Knows Every Detail of Our Lives—So How Come It Misses the Big Picture? Revelations on the extent of NSA spying should teach us not to conflate omniscience with omnipotence.

Could Carl Sagan Have Defeated Climate Denial? Celebrating the great science communicator...while being realistic about how much things have changed since the days of the Cosmos series.

The Fastest-Growing Washington Industry You’ve Never Heard Of Wall Street firms can make fortunes with the right bits of Washington insider information. Enter the booming political-intelligence business.

Carbon-Sucking Golf Balls and Other Crazy Climate Patents An afternoon searching recent US patents pulls up some curious climate solutions.

Thousands Feared Dead After Super Typhoon Haiyan Devastates Philippines One of the strongest storms ever recorded leaves bodies and ruined cities in its wake.

Defense Intelligence Agency Officer is Very Happy The Rock Is Set to Star in His Demon-Slaying Movie The film will star Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson as a Navy SEAL who vanquishes demons.

Forget the Back Door: The Government Now Wants the Keys to the Internet If the Department of Justice gets its way in court, secure email could become a thing of the past.

Former Gay Propagandist SpongeBob SquarePants Is Now a Conservative Darling This newfound love for the anti-food-stamp sea sponge overlooks his green, liberal, and notoriously gay past.

Map: What Industry Owns Your State? See which sector wrote the biggest checks to political campaigns in your state in 2012.

Here Is the Foreign Literature Loaded on North Korea’s iPad Knockoff The section includes "Les Misérables," "An American Tragedy," and "Gone with the Wind."

Who Will Compete With Energy Companies in the Future? Apple, Comcast, and You NRG Energy chief says the day is coming when you will become your own utility.

“Kerry Has Shown a Genuine Capacity for Mediocrity and an Almost Tragicomic Haplessness” But, writes ex-diplomat, "blaming him would be like shouting at the waiter because your steak is undercooked."

“Ender’s Game” Author Really, Really Hates Gay People. Studio Really, Really Doesn’t Want You To Care. Will Orson Scott Card's far-right politics have any effect on box office returns?

Think You Could Build a Sweet 100 MPG Vehicle in 2 Years? (These Guys Did.) Jason Fagone takes us inside the $10 million race to accomplish a feat Detroit won't touch.

Timeline: A Century of Racist Sports Team Names Before the Washington [Redacted], there were the Duluth Eskimos and the Zulu Cannibal Giants.

Conservatives Punish Fox News for 2012 Election Failure Fox News is no longer a highly trusted brand among conservatives.

Six Ways to Keep the Government Out of Your Files Pro-tips on how to lock down your data.

Meet the Data Brokers Who Help Corporations Sell Your Digital Life They know what you did last summer.