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“Veep,” Season 2: Douchey and Mean-Spirited Like DC—But Way Wittier
The first season was "The West Wing" remade as wildly funny, mean-spirited burlesque. The second season follows suit.

Asawin Suebsaeng | April 11, 2013
Map: Most Americans Support Background Checks for All Gun Buyers
See if voters in your state are behind universal background checks.

Dana Liebelson | April 11, 2013
We Now Have Further Evidence Gun Rampages Are Rising
Data on 84 attacks echoes MoJo's investigation and further debunks the NRA's "good guys with guns" myth.

Mark Follman | April 11, 2013
The Worst Wildlife Disease Outbreak Ever in North America Just Got Way Worse
White-nose syndrome—the fungus decimating North American bats—has just been found in the lagest wintertime hibernation cave of endangered gray bats.

Julia Whitty | April 9, 2013
The Latest Bird Flu Freakout, Explained
Is H7N9 headed your way?

Maggie Severns | April 9, 2013
“You’ve Got to Pick Yourself Up and Go Forward.”
Since losing her huband in a 1993 mass shooting, Rep. Carolyn McCarthy has never stopped fighting for gun safety laws.

Gavin Aronsen | April 9, 2013

Washington’s Vanishing Lobbyists Hide Behind the Rules
The official number of lobbyists is going down, but they're hiding in plain sight.

Erika Eichelberger | April 9, 2013
LISTEN: Here Is a Song About the Twitter Feud Between Paul Krugman and the President of Estonia
The creators of this unconventional Estonian operatic work talk to Mother Jones about their new one-woman show. (Yes, a singing Paul Krugman is played by a woman.)

Asawin Suebsaeng | April 8, 2013
What Keystone XL Opponents Could Learn From the Gay Rights Movement
For activists, the hardest part of the Keystone fight is figuring out what to do about the Democrats.

Bill McKibben | April 8, 2013
How Walmart, ExxonMobil, and Coke Buy Latino Friends in Congress
Lobbyists and corporations that employ them can't give gifts to lawmakers—unless they funnel the money through a nonprofit.

Andy Kroll | April 8, 2013
Dawes’ “Stories Don’t End” Is the Perfect Road Trip Album
"Because I always learn the music and forget the words/I want to ride with her."

Brett Brownell | April 8, 2013
Video: The Homeless Tent City in Google and Facebook’s Backyard
Nowhere is inequality more obvious than Silicon Valley, where homeless are building tent cities not far from Google and Facebook headquarters.

Mother Jones | April 5, 2013
Does Obama Have a Plan to Capture an Asteroid?
Short answer: yes. According to Sen. Bill Nelson.

Asawin Suebsaeng | April 5, 2013
Film Review: The Revolutionary Optimists
Inspired by their teacher, children in the slums of Calcutta become community activists.

Maggie Caldwell | April 5, 2013
Is Your Favorite Baseball Team’s Owner Still an Asshole?
MoJo's guide to the national pastime's deepest pockets and reviled personas.

Tim Murphy, Ian Gordon, Tasneem Raja, and Sarah Zhang | April 5, 2013
One More Reason to Miss Roger Ebert: His Love of Trash
The larger-than-life critic wasn't afraid to heap witty praise upon hugely inconsequential popcorn flicks.

Asawin Suebsaeng | April 4, 2013
The Taliban Are Inadvertently Really Good at Endangered Falcon Conservation
On a related note, whales benefited greatly from the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

Asawin Suebsaeng | April 3, 2013
Nelson, Georgia, Passes Meaningless Law Requiring All Households to Own Guns
Not an April Fools' Day joke.

Asawin Suebsaeng | April 2, 2013
“Your Fight Has Become Our Fight”
A brief history of the NRA's transformation from a gunowners' group to the voice of the gun industry.

Peter Stone | April 2, 2013
The 6 Weirdest Theories About “The Shining”
Rodney Ascher's "Room 237" tries to unravel the true meaning of Stanley Kubrick's chilling masterpiece.

Maggie Caldwell | April 1, 2013

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“Veep,” Season 2: Douchey and Mean-Spirited Like DC—But Way Wittier
The first season was "The West Wing" remade as wildly funny, mean-spirited burlesque. The second season follows suit.

Map: Most Americans Support Background Checks for All Gun Buyers
See if voters in your state are behind universal background checks.

We Now Have Further Evidence Gun Rampages Are Rising
Data on 84 attacks echoes MoJo's investigation and further debunks the NRA's "good guys with guns" myth.

The Worst Wildlife Disease Outbreak Ever in North America Just Got Way Worse
White-nose syndrome—the fungus decimating North American bats—has just been found in the lagest wintertime hibernation cave of endangered gray bats.

The Latest Bird Flu Freakout, Explained
Is H7N9 headed your way?

“You’ve Got to Pick Yourself Up and Go Forward.”
Since losing her huband in a 1993 mass shooting, Rep. Carolyn McCarthy has never stopped fighting for gun safety laws.

Washington’s Vanishing Lobbyists Hide Behind the Rules
The official number of lobbyists is going down, but they're hiding in plain sight.

LISTEN: Here Is a Song About the Twitter Feud Between Paul Krugman and the President of Estonia
The creators of this unconventional Estonian operatic work talk to Mother Jones about their new one-woman show. (Yes, a singing Paul Krugman is played by a woman.)

What Keystone XL Opponents Could Learn From the Gay Rights Movement
For activists, the hardest part of the Keystone fight is figuring out what to do about the Democrats.

How Walmart, ExxonMobil, and Coke Buy Latino Friends in Congress
Lobbyists and corporations that employ them can't give gifts to lawmakers—unless they funnel the money through a nonprofit.

Dawes’ “Stories Don’t End” Is the Perfect Road Trip Album
"Because I always learn the music and forget the words/I want to ride with her."

Video: The Homeless Tent City in Google and Facebook’s Backyard
Nowhere is inequality more obvious than Silicon Valley, where homeless are building tent cities not far from Google and Facebook headquarters.

Does Obama Have a Plan to Capture an Asteroid?
Short answer: yes. According to Sen. Bill Nelson.

Film Review: The Revolutionary Optimists
Inspired by their teacher, children in the slums of Calcutta become community activists.

Is Your Favorite Baseball Team’s Owner Still an Asshole?
MoJo's guide to the national pastime's deepest pockets and reviled personas.

One More Reason to Miss Roger Ebert: His Love of Trash
The larger-than-life critic wasn't afraid to heap witty praise upon hugely inconsequential popcorn flicks.

The Taliban Are Inadvertently Really Good at Endangered Falcon Conservation
On a related note, whales benefited greatly from the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

Nelson, Georgia, Passes Meaningless Law Requiring All Households to Own Guns
Not an April Fools' Day joke.

“Your Fight Has Become Our Fight”
A brief history of the NRA's transformation from a gunowners' group to the voice of the gun industry.

The 6 Weirdest Theories About “The Shining”
Rodney Ascher's "Room 237" tries to unravel the true meaning of Stanley Kubrick's chilling masterpiece.

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“Veep,” Season 2: Douchey and Mean-Spirited Like DC—But Way Wittier The first season was "The West Wing" remade as wildly funny, mean-spirited burlesque. The second season follows suit.

Map: Most Americans Support Background Checks for All Gun Buyers See if voters in your state are behind universal background checks.

We Now Have Further Evidence Gun Rampages Are Rising Data on 84 attacks echoes MoJo's investigation and further debunks the NRA's "good guys with guns" myth.

The Worst Wildlife Disease Outbreak Ever in North America Just Got Way Worse White-nose syndrome—the fungus decimating North American bats—has just been found in the lagest wintertime hibernation cave of endangered gray bats.

The Latest Bird Flu Freakout, Explained Is H7N9 headed your way?

“You’ve Got to Pick Yourself Up and Go Forward.” Since losing her huband in a 1993 mass shooting, Rep. Carolyn McCarthy has never stopped fighting for gun safety laws.

Washington’s Vanishing Lobbyists Hide Behind the Rules The official number of lobbyists is going down, but they're hiding in plain sight.

LISTEN: Here Is a Song About the Twitter Feud Between Paul Krugman and the President of Estonia The creators of this unconventional Estonian operatic work talk to Mother Jones about their new one-woman show. (Yes, a singing Paul Krugman is played by a woman.)

What Keystone XL Opponents Could Learn From the Gay Rights Movement For activists, the hardest part of the Keystone fight is figuring out what to do about the Democrats.

How Walmart, ExxonMobil, and Coke Buy Latino Friends in Congress Lobbyists and corporations that employ them can't give gifts to lawmakers—unless they funnel the money through a nonprofit.

Dawes’ “Stories Don’t End” Is the Perfect Road Trip Album "Because I always learn the music and forget the words/I want to ride with her."

Video: The Homeless Tent City in Google and Facebook’s Backyard Nowhere is inequality more obvious than Silicon Valley, where homeless are building tent cities not far from Google and Facebook headquarters.

Does Obama Have a Plan to Capture an Asteroid? Short answer: yes. According to Sen. Bill Nelson.

Film Review: The Revolutionary Optimists Inspired by their teacher, children in the slums of Calcutta become community activists.

Is Your Favorite Baseball Team’s Owner Still an Asshole? MoJo's guide to the national pastime's deepest pockets and reviled personas.

One More Reason to Miss Roger Ebert: His Love of Trash The larger-than-life critic wasn't afraid to heap witty praise upon hugely inconsequential popcorn flicks.

The Taliban Are Inadvertently Really Good at Endangered Falcon Conservation On a related note, whales benefited greatly from the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

Nelson, Georgia, Passes Meaningless Law Requiring All Households to Own Guns Not an April Fools' Day joke.

“Your Fight Has Become Our Fight” A brief history of the NRA's transformation from a gunowners' group to the voice of the gun industry.

The 6 Weirdest Theories About “The Shining” Rodney Ascher's "Room 237" tries to unravel the true meaning of Stanley Kubrick's chilling masterpiece.