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Music Review: “Nearly Midnight, Honolulu” by Neko Case
Fans of Neko Case's solo work finally have something to chew on

Jon Young | September 16, 2013
What We Do and Don’t Know About the Washington Navy Yard Mass Shooting
Monday's attack left at least 13 people dead, the largest mass-casualty event in DC since a plane crash in 1982.

Josh Harkinson, Tim Murphy, and Asawin Suebsaeng | September 16, 2013
We’re Tweaking Our Commenting System
And you're going to love it.

Sam Baldwin | September 16, 2013
Offensive Lines: How Bad Is Your NFL Team’s Owner?
Federal investigations, millions in political donations, brain trauma denial? All in a day's work for football's money men.

Ian Gordon and Matt Connolly | September 15, 2013
A Horror Flick Secretly Filmed at Disneyland. What Could Go Wrong?
"The following motion picture has not been approved for all audiences by the Walt Disney Company."

Asawin Suebsaeng | September 12, 2013
Report: NSA Mimics Google to Monitor “Target” Web Users
"Man in the middle" attacks would let the spy agency gather data without breaking encryption.

Josh Harkinson | September 12, 2013

Beyond Titstare: 8 Other Tech Event Moments That Were Super Awkward for Women
From boob apps to hiring lap dancers for hackathons—here are just a few examples of sexism at tech events.

Dana Liebelson | September 12, 2013
Do We Have Any Clue How to Fight Terrorism?
Maybe. But we sure haven't put it to the test.

Kevin Drum | September 11, 2013
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Kevin Drum | September 11, 2013
How We Got From 9/11 to Massive NSA Spying on Americans: A Timeline
Total Information Awareness, PRISM, encryption back doors, a "black budget" of billions, and everything in between.

Dave Gilson, Alex Park, and AJ Vicens | September 11, 2013
Chart: How Will Congress Vote on Syria?
Watch how support for and opposition to attacking Syria are changing over time.

Jaeah Lee, Tasneem Raja, and Ben Breedlove | September 10, 2013
Vogue’s Puff Piece on the Assads Is Back Online—for Now
"We did not ask permission beforehand," says John Cook, editor of Gawker, which reprinted the fashion magazine's notorious profile in its entirety.

Asawin Suebsaeng | September 10, 2013
Season Four of “Boardwalk Empire”: More Great Characters, Sleazy Politics, and Racial Tensions
Not to mention one of the best death scenes ever shown on television.

Asawin Suebsaeng | September 8, 2013
Google Redoubles Effort to Thwart NSA Surveillance
They plan to install strong end-to-end crypto on Gmail.

Kevin Drum | September 7, 2013
Snowden Disclosures Finally Hit 12 on a Scale of 1 to 10
Disclosing NSA's advances in decryption is a genuine bombshell.

Kevin Drum | September 6, 2013
The Startling Size of US Military Operations in Africa
The Pentagon's Africa Command will tell you there's one military base on the entire continent. Don't believe them.

Nick Turse | September 6, 2013
The Guy Behind “The Fox”—The Summer’s Funniest Music Video—Talks About Going Viral
Bård Ylvisåker also wouldn't mind hosting the Oscars next year.

Asawin Suebsaeng | September 5, 2013
Charts: When College Presidents Are Paid Like CEOs
As higher ed becomes more corporate, administrators' salaries are rising while their employees' are staying flat.

Jaeah Lee and Maggie Severns | September 5, 2013
Kanye West Performs for a Dictator’s Family, and Human Rights Activists Are Livid
The hip-hop star joins a growing club of celebs caught getting chummy with despots.

Asawin Suebsaeng | September 3, 2013
What George Orwell Got Wrong About the New Surveillance State
There's no one for us to always be at war with.

Tom Engelhardt | September 3, 2013

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Music Review: “Nearly Midnight, Honolulu” by Neko Case
Fans of Neko Case's solo work finally have something to chew on

What We Do and Don’t Know About the Washington Navy Yard Mass Shooting
Monday's attack left at least 13 people dead, the largest mass-casualty event in DC since a plane crash in 1982.

We’re Tweaking Our Commenting System
And you're going to love it.

Offensive Lines: How Bad Is Your NFL Team’s Owner?
Federal investigations, millions in political donations, brain trauma denial? All in a day's work for football's money men.

A Horror Flick Secretly Filmed at Disneyland. What Could Go Wrong?
"The following motion picture has not been approved for all audiences by the Walt Disney Company."

Report: NSA Mimics Google to Monitor “Target” Web Users
"Man in the middle" attacks would let the spy agency gather data without breaking encryption.

Beyond Titstare: 8 Other Tech Event Moments That Were Super Awkward for Women
From boob apps to hiring lap dancers for hackathons—here are just a few examples of sexism at tech events.

Do We Have Any Clue How to Fight Terrorism?
Maybe. But we sure haven't put it to the test.

Housekeeping Note

How We Got From 9/11 to Massive NSA Spying on Americans: A Timeline
Total Information Awareness, PRISM, encryption back doors, a "black budget" of billions, and everything in between.

Chart: How Will Congress Vote on Syria?
Watch how support for and opposition to attacking Syria are changing over time.

Vogue’s Puff Piece on the Assads Is Back Online—for Now
"We did not ask permission beforehand," says John Cook, editor of Gawker, which reprinted the fashion magazine's notorious profile in its entirety.

Season Four of “Boardwalk Empire”: More Great Characters, Sleazy Politics, and Racial Tensions
Not to mention one of the best death scenes ever shown on television.

Google Redoubles Effort to Thwart NSA Surveillance
They plan to install strong end-to-end crypto on Gmail.

Snowden Disclosures Finally Hit 12 on a Scale of 1 to 10
Disclosing NSA's advances in decryption is a genuine bombshell.

The Startling Size of US Military Operations in Africa
The Pentagon's Africa Command will tell you there's one military base on the entire continent. Don't believe them.

The Guy Behind “The Fox”—The Summer’s Funniest Music Video—Talks About Going Viral
Bård Ylvisåker also wouldn't mind hosting the Oscars next year.

Charts: When College Presidents Are Paid Like CEOs
As higher ed becomes more corporate, administrators' salaries are rising while their employees' are staying flat.

Kanye West Performs for a Dictator’s Family, and Human Rights Activists Are Livid
The hip-hop star joins a growing club of celebs caught getting chummy with despots.

What George Orwell Got Wrong About the New Surveillance State
There's no one for us to always be at war with.

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Music Review: “Nearly Midnight, Honolulu” by Neko Case Fans of Neko Case's solo work finally have something to chew on

What We Do and Don’t Know About the Washington Navy Yard Mass Shooting Monday's attack left at least 13 people dead, the largest mass-casualty event in DC since a plane crash in 1982.

We’re Tweaking Our Commenting System And you're going to love it.

Offensive Lines: How Bad Is Your NFL Team’s Owner? Federal investigations, millions in political donations, brain trauma denial? All in a day's work for football's money men.

A Horror Flick Secretly Filmed at Disneyland. What Could Go Wrong? "The following motion picture has not been approved for all audiences by the Walt Disney Company."

Report: NSA Mimics Google to Monitor “Target” Web Users "Man in the middle" attacks would let the spy agency gather data without breaking encryption.

Beyond Titstare: 8 Other Tech Event Moments That Were Super Awkward for Women From boob apps to hiring lap dancers for hackathons—here are just a few examples of sexism at tech events.

Do We Have Any Clue How to Fight Terrorism? Maybe. But we sure haven't put it to the test.

Housekeeping Note

How We Got From 9/11 to Massive NSA Spying on Americans: A Timeline Total Information Awareness, PRISM, encryption back doors, a "black budget" of billions, and everything in between.

Chart: How Will Congress Vote on Syria? Watch how support for and opposition to attacking Syria are changing over time.

Vogue’s Puff Piece on the Assads Is Back Online—for Now "We did not ask permission beforehand," says John Cook, editor of Gawker, which reprinted the fashion magazine's notorious profile in its entirety.

Season Four of “Boardwalk Empire”: More Great Characters, Sleazy Politics, and Racial Tensions Not to mention one of the best death scenes ever shown on television.

Google Redoubles Effort to Thwart NSA Surveillance They plan to install strong end-to-end crypto on Gmail.

Snowden Disclosures Finally Hit 12 on a Scale of 1 to 10 Disclosing NSA's advances in decryption is a genuine bombshell.

The Startling Size of US Military Operations in Africa The Pentagon's Africa Command will tell you there's one military base on the entire continent. Don't believe them.

The Guy Behind “The Fox”—The Summer’s Funniest Music Video—Talks About Going Viral Bård Ylvisåker also wouldn't mind hosting the Oscars next year.

Charts: When College Presidents Are Paid Like CEOs As higher ed becomes more corporate, administrators' salaries are rising while their employees' are staying flat.

Kanye West Performs for a Dictator’s Family, and Human Rights Activists Are Livid The hip-hop star joins a growing club of celebs caught getting chummy with despots.

What George Orwell Got Wrong About the New Surveillance State There's no one for us to always be at war with.