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The Slow Death of the Driver’s License

Kevin Drum | March 16, 2013
Astronauts! Mingle sticks! Mitt Romney! MoJo's Ongoing Coverage of Conservapalooza
Mitt Romney's oddly warm welcome and other happenings at this year's Conservative Political Action Conference.

—By the Mother Jones news team | March 16, 2013
Google Hangout: Keeping Choice Alive at the State Level
Join us on Monday, March 18, at 10:00 a.m. PDT for a live discussion with some of the people working on the front lines.

Brett Brownell | March 15, 2013
Climate Denier at CPAC: Trust Me, I’m an Astronaut
A breakout session at the annual conservative confab encouraged people to consider the science, not the spin. It featured exactly zero scientists.

Tim Murphy | March 15, 2013
Phoenix in the Climate Change Crosshairs
The city is getting hotter, drier, and more at risk of a massive climate change disaster.

William deBuys | March 15, 2013
The Googles, Facebooks, and Twitters of Firearm Safety
Tech investors and Sandy Hook families propose a $15 million assault on gun violence.

Josh Harkinson | March 15, 2013

Is Twitter a Replacement for RSS?

Kevin Drum | March 14, 2013
Meet Scott Prouty, the 47 Percent Video Source
For months, he and I shared a big secret and repeatedly discussed whether he should go public or stay hidden.

David Corn | March 14, 2013
Research: Less Access to Guns Does Reduce Suicide
Will suicidal individuals take their own lives whether a gun is handy or not? The data says no.

Stephanie Mencimer | March 13, 2013
Will Congress Unfriend Mark Zuckerberg?
Facebook and other tech giants are likely to battle against the latest law that would protect your personal data.

Dana Liebelson | March 13, 2013
Report: The CIA Increasing Operations in Iraq
Officials cite concern over potential extremist spillover from the conflict in neighboring Syria.

Asawin Suebsaeng | March 12, 2013
The White House Is for Sale Under Barack Obama, Too
Obama joins a long line of presidents to offer exclusive access for big bucks.

Andy Kroll | March 12, 2013
How I Was Offered My Very Own Safari
I spent weeks trying to reach the founder and former head of a mysterious corporate-backed environmental group. Here's what happened when I finally got him on the phone.

Corbin Hiar | March 12, 2013
Microsoft “Bait and Switch” Could Mean a Huge Increase in Foreign Tech Workers
The software giant's modest proposal on H1-B visas won over labor and education allies—until they saw the actual legislation.

Josh Harkinson | March 12, 2013
The Congressman, the Safari King, and the Woman Who Tried to Look Like a Cat
How did the chair of the House ethics committee end up on a corporate-backed African safari? Meet the shadowy nonprofit that throws some of DC's finest junkets.

Corbin Hiar | March/April 2013 Issue
MAP: Is the Next Fukushima in Your Backyard?
Two years after the disaster in Japan, at least a dozen nuclear power plants in the US have had meltdown scares.

Tim McDonnell | March 11, 2013
MAP: Which Kills More People in Your State—Cars or Guns?
Plenty of states are hitting a grisly milestone; for the nation, it's only a matter of time.

Stephanie Mencimer and Dana Liebelson | March 11, 2013
What Would Jesus Do? Probably Keep Buying Ads During SNL
Despite an evangelical group's claims, advertisers are not abandoning "Saturday Night Live" over a recent sketch.

Asawin Suebsaeng | March 8, 2013
NRA Fires Back in Defense of Gun Myths
The gun lobby takes aim at Mother Jones for fact-checking its favorite talking points.

Dave Gilson | March 7, 2013
What the Washington Post Didn’t Tell You About the Daily Caller’s Senate Sex Story
Who's behind the allegations against Sen. Bob Menendez?

Adam Weinstein | March 7, 2013

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The Slow Death of the Driver’s License

Astronauts! Mingle sticks! Mitt Romney! MoJo's Ongoing Coverage of Conservapalooza
Mitt Romney's oddly warm welcome and other happenings at this year's Conservative Political Action Conference.

Google Hangout: Keeping Choice Alive at the State Level
Join us on Monday, March 18, at 10:00 a.m. PDT for a live discussion with some of the people working on the front lines.

Climate Denier at CPAC: Trust Me, I’m an Astronaut
A breakout session at the annual conservative confab encouraged people to consider the science, not the spin. It featured exactly zero scientists.

Phoenix in the Climate Change Crosshairs
The city is getting hotter, drier, and more at risk of a massive climate change disaster.

The Googles, Facebooks, and Twitters of Firearm Safety
Tech investors and Sandy Hook families propose a $15 million assault on gun violence.

Is Twitter a Replacement for RSS?

Meet Scott Prouty, the 47 Percent Video Source
For months, he and I shared a big secret and repeatedly discussed whether he should go public or stay hidden.

Research: Less Access to Guns Does Reduce Suicide
Will suicidal individuals take their own lives whether a gun is handy or not? The data says no.

Will Congress Unfriend Mark Zuckerberg?
Facebook and other tech giants are likely to battle against the latest law that would protect your personal data.

Report: The CIA Increasing Operations in Iraq
Officials cite concern over potential extremist spillover from the conflict in neighboring Syria.

The White House Is for Sale Under Barack Obama, Too
Obama joins a long line of presidents to offer exclusive access for big bucks.

How I Was Offered My Very Own Safari
I spent weeks trying to reach the founder and former head of a mysterious corporate-backed environmental group. Here's what happened when I finally got him on the phone.

Microsoft “Bait and Switch” Could Mean a Huge Increase in Foreign Tech Workers
The software giant's modest proposal on H1-B visas won over labor and education allies—until they saw the actual legislation.

The Congressman, the Safari King, and the Woman Who Tried to Look Like a Cat
How did the chair of the House ethics committee end up on a corporate-backed African safari? Meet the shadowy nonprofit that throws some of DC's finest junkets.

MAP: Is the Next Fukushima in Your Backyard?
Two years after the disaster in Japan, at least a dozen nuclear power plants in the US have had meltdown scares.

MAP: Which Kills More People in Your State—Cars or Guns?
Plenty of states are hitting a grisly milestone; for the nation, it's only a matter of time.

What Would Jesus Do? Probably Keep Buying Ads During SNL
Despite an evangelical group's claims, advertisers are not abandoning "Saturday Night Live" over a recent sketch.

NRA Fires Back in Defense of Gun Myths
The gun lobby takes aim at Mother Jones for fact-checking its favorite talking points.

What the Washington Post Didn’t Tell You About the Daily Caller’s Senate Sex Story
Who's behind the allegations against Sen. Bob Menendez?

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The Slow Death of the Driver’s License

Astronauts! Mingle sticks! Mitt Romney! MoJo's Ongoing Coverage of Conservapalooza Mitt Romney's oddly warm welcome and other happenings at this year's Conservative Political Action Conference.

Google Hangout: Keeping Choice Alive at the State Level Join us on Monday, March 18, at 10:00 a.m. PDT for a live discussion with some of the people working on the front lines.

Climate Denier at CPAC: Trust Me, I’m an Astronaut A breakout session at the annual conservative confab encouraged people to consider the science, not the spin. It featured exactly zero scientists.

Phoenix in the Climate Change Crosshairs The city is getting hotter, drier, and more at risk of a massive climate change disaster.

The Googles, Facebooks, and Twitters of Firearm Safety Tech investors and Sandy Hook families propose a $15 million assault on gun violence.

Is Twitter a Replacement for RSS?

Meet Scott Prouty, the 47 Percent Video Source For months, he and I shared a big secret and repeatedly discussed whether he should go public or stay hidden.

Research: Less Access to Guns Does Reduce Suicide Will suicidal individuals take their own lives whether a gun is handy or not? The data says no.

Will Congress Unfriend Mark Zuckerberg? Facebook and other tech giants are likely to battle against the latest law that would protect your personal data.

Report: The CIA Increasing Operations in Iraq Officials cite concern over potential extremist spillover from the conflict in neighboring Syria.

The White House Is for Sale Under Barack Obama, Too Obama joins a long line of presidents to offer exclusive access for big bucks.

How I Was Offered My Very Own Safari I spent weeks trying to reach the founder and former head of a mysterious corporate-backed environmental group. Here's what happened when I finally got him on the phone.

Microsoft “Bait and Switch” Could Mean a Huge Increase in Foreign Tech Workers The software giant's modest proposal on H1-B visas won over labor and education allies—until they saw the actual legislation.

The Congressman, the Safari King, and the Woman Who Tried to Look Like a Cat How did the chair of the House ethics committee end up on a corporate-backed African safari? Meet the shadowy nonprofit that throws some of DC's finest junkets.

MAP: Is the Next Fukushima in Your Backyard? Two years after the disaster in Japan, at least a dozen nuclear power plants in the US have had meltdown scares.

MAP: Which Kills More People in Your State—Cars or Guns? Plenty of states are hitting a grisly milestone; for the nation, it's only a matter of time.

What Would Jesus Do? Probably Keep Buying Ads During SNL Despite an evangelical group's claims, advertisers are not abandoning "Saturday Night Live" over a recent sketch.

NRA Fires Back in Defense of Gun Myths The gun lobby takes aim at Mother Jones for fact-checking its favorite talking points.

What the Washington Post Didn’t Tell You About the Daily Caller’s Senate Sex Story Who's behind the allegations against Sen. Bob Menendez?