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The Canary Islands Government Allowed “Fast & Furious 6” To Destroy Their Highway With a Tank
"THEY GOT A TANK."

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Large multinational companies like Apple are proposing lowering taxes on offshore profits.

Erika Eichelberger | May 24, 2013
“Arrested Development” Was the Best TV Satire of the Bush Era
The beloved TV comedy is finally back—and its three seasons on Fox had some of the very best satirical jabs at George W. Bush and the Iraq War.

Asawin Suebsaeng | May 24, 2013
Why Julian Assange Hates “We Steal Secrets”
Alex Gibney's new documentary traces the rise and fall of WikiLeaks and its prickly founder.

Dave Gilson | May 23, 2013
High School Student Slashes Cost of Driverless Cars

Kevin Drum | May 23, 2013
The Obama Administration Finally Admits Killing 4 Americans
Thus surprising absolutely nobody.

Asawin Suebsaeng | May 22, 2013

New Louisiana Law Would Jail Journos for Publishing Gun Info
A bill passed by the state Legislature would subject journalists to a $10,000 fine and up to six months in jail for publishing the names of concealed carry permit holders.

Gavin Aronsen | May 22, 2013
Poverty Flees to the Suburbs
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Josh Harkinson | May 20, 2013
We Tracked Down Our Biggest Troll…and Kind of Liked Him
Ever wonder what an internet troll is like in person? We met one in his lair.

Tim McDonnell and James West | May 20, 2013
How Congress Helped Create the IRS-Tea Party Mess
Lawmakers could clear up the confusing rules for dark money groups. But do they really want to?

Andy Kroll | May 17, 2013
Spock and Awe: How 4 Lucky Post-9/11 War Vets Landed Roles in “Star Trek Into Darkness”
Director J.J. Abrams has taken a strong interest in a nonprofit that helps soldiers readjust to civilian life.

Asawin Suebsaeng | May 16, 2013
This Copyright Bill Could Help Small Business Owners, Girl Talk, Service Members, and the Blind
But will entertainment industry giants block it?

Dana Liebelson | May 16, 2013
Dick Cheney, Benghazi, and White House Lies
The former veep knows all about misleading the public.

David Corn | May 15, 2013
Contractors Raked in $385 Billion on Overseas Bases in 12 Years
Every year, US taxpayers send billions of dollars abroad to build and maintain our military presence.

David Vine | May 14, 2013
Sen. John Cornyn Takes a Stand Against Migrant Deaths. Sort Of.
The Texas Republican warns of the growing expenses of burying unclaimed bodies. But his solution would make things worse.

Tim Murphy | May 14, 2013
Shocking IRS Witch Hunt? Actually, It’s a Time-Honored Tradition
Tea partiers join a club including the Communist Party, Christian schools—and Mother Jones.

Tim Murphy | May 14, 2013
What Would Happen if Israel Nuked Iran
A strike on Tehran could kill an estimated 5.6 million and injure 1.6 million.

Nick Turse | May 13, 2013
A Brief History of Awesome Robots
From futuristic cities to a 1980s Chinese restaurant, a peek back at the real and fictional robot icons of the last century.

Ryan Jacobs | May 13, 2013
Welcome, Robot Overlords. Please Don’t Fire Us?
Smart machines probably won’t kill us all—but they’ll definitely take our jobs, and sooner than you think.

Kevin Drum | May/June 2013 Issue
Val Kilmer Was in DC This Week Lobbying for What?!
Mr. Kilmer goes to Washington to argue for a religious exemption to Obamacare.

Asawin Suebsaeng | May 10, 2013

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The Canary Islands Government Allowed “Fast & Furious 6” To Destroy Their Highway With a Tank
"THEY GOT A TANK."

Expert: Congress Shouldn’t Listen to Apple’s Tax Plan
Large multinational companies like Apple are proposing lowering taxes on offshore profits.

“Arrested Development” Was the Best TV Satire of the Bush Era
The beloved TV comedy is finally back—and its three seasons on Fox had some of the very best satirical jabs at George W. Bush and the Iraq War.

Why Julian Assange Hates “We Steal Secrets”
Alex Gibney's new documentary traces the rise and fall of WikiLeaks and its prickly founder.

High School Student Slashes Cost of Driverless Cars

The Obama Administration Finally Admits Killing 4 Americans
Thus surprising absolutely nobody.

New Louisiana Law Would Jail Journos for Publishing Gun Info
A bill passed by the state Legislature would subject journalists to a $10,000 fine and up to six months in jail for publishing the names of concealed carry permit holders.

Poverty Flees to the Suburbs
New report: Suburban poor now far outnumber urban poor, but services still aimed at the cities.

We Tracked Down Our Biggest Troll…and Kind of Liked Him
Ever wonder what an internet troll is like in person? We met one in his lair.

How Congress Helped Create the IRS-Tea Party Mess
Lawmakers could clear up the confusing rules for dark money groups. But do they really want to?

Spock and Awe: How 4 Lucky Post-9/11 War Vets Landed Roles in “Star Trek Into Darkness”
Director J.J. Abrams has taken a strong interest in a nonprofit that helps soldiers readjust to civilian life.

This Copyright Bill Could Help Small Business Owners, Girl Talk, Service Members, and the Blind
But will entertainment industry giants block it?

Dick Cheney, Benghazi, and White House Lies
The former veep knows all about misleading the public.

Contractors Raked in $385 Billion on Overseas Bases in 12 Years
Every year, US taxpayers send billions of dollars abroad to build and maintain our military presence.

Sen. John Cornyn Takes a Stand Against Migrant Deaths. Sort Of.
The Texas Republican warns of the growing expenses of burying unclaimed bodies. But his solution would make things worse.

Shocking IRS Witch Hunt? Actually, It’s a Time-Honored Tradition
Tea partiers join a club including the Communist Party, Christian schools—and Mother Jones.

What Would Happen if Israel Nuked Iran
A strike on Tehran could kill an estimated 5.6 million and injure 1.6 million.

A Brief History of Awesome Robots
From futuristic cities to a 1980s Chinese restaurant, a peek back at the real and fictional robot icons of the last century.

Welcome, Robot Overlords. Please Don’t Fire Us?
Smart machines probably won’t kill us all—but they’ll definitely take our jobs, and sooner than you think.

Val Kilmer Was in DC This Week Lobbying for What?!
Mr. Kilmer goes to Washington to argue for a religious exemption to Obamacare.

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The Canary Islands Government Allowed “Fast & Furious 6” To Destroy Their Highway With a Tank "THEY GOT A TANK."

Expert: Congress Shouldn’t Listen to Apple’s Tax Plan Large multinational companies like Apple are proposing lowering taxes on offshore profits.

“Arrested Development” Was the Best TV Satire of the Bush Era The beloved TV comedy is finally back—and its three seasons on Fox had some of the very best satirical jabs at George W. Bush and the Iraq War.

Why Julian Assange Hates “We Steal Secrets” Alex Gibney's new documentary traces the rise and fall of WikiLeaks and its prickly founder.

High School Student Slashes Cost of Driverless Cars

The Obama Administration Finally Admits Killing 4 Americans Thus surprising absolutely nobody.

New Louisiana Law Would Jail Journos for Publishing Gun Info A bill passed by the state Legislature would subject journalists to a $10,000 fine and up to six months in jail for publishing the names of concealed carry permit holders.

Poverty Flees to the Suburbs New report: Suburban poor now far outnumber urban poor, but services still aimed at the cities.

We Tracked Down Our Biggest Troll…and Kind of Liked Him Ever wonder what an internet troll is like in person? We met one in his lair.

How Congress Helped Create the IRS-Tea Party Mess Lawmakers could clear up the confusing rules for dark money groups. But do they really want to?

Spock and Awe: How 4 Lucky Post-9/11 War Vets Landed Roles in “Star Trek Into Darkness” Director J.J. Abrams has taken a strong interest in a nonprofit that helps soldiers readjust to civilian life.

This Copyright Bill Could Help Small Business Owners, Girl Talk, Service Members, and the Blind But will entertainment industry giants block it?

Dick Cheney, Benghazi, and White House Lies The former veep knows all about misleading the public.

Contractors Raked in $385 Billion on Overseas Bases in 12 Years Every year, US taxpayers send billions of dollars abroad to build and maintain our military presence.

Sen. John Cornyn Takes a Stand Against Migrant Deaths. Sort Of. The Texas Republican warns of the growing expenses of burying unclaimed bodies. But his solution would make things worse.

Shocking IRS Witch Hunt? Actually, It’s a Time-Honored Tradition Tea partiers join a club including the Communist Party, Christian schools—and Mother Jones.

What Would Happen if Israel Nuked Iran A strike on Tehran could kill an estimated 5.6 million and injure 1.6 million.

A Brief History of Awesome Robots From futuristic cities to a 1980s Chinese restaurant, a peek back at the real and fictional robot icons of the last century.

Welcome, Robot Overlords. Please Don’t Fire Us? Smart machines probably won’t kill us all—but they’ll definitely take our jobs, and sooner than you think.

Val Kilmer Was in DC This Week Lobbying for What?! Mr. Kilmer goes to Washington to argue for a religious exemption to Obamacare.