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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
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
“G.I. Joe: Retaliation”: The Anti-Obama Conservative’s Fantasy
The otherwise lackluster G.I. Joe action film includes some amazing political trolling.

Asawin Suebsaeng | March 29, 2013
Where Are They Now?
The Dark Side of Florida Gulf Coast University, March Madness Sweetheart
The university trampled over Florida panther habitat at the behest of a Big Ag benefactor. Cinderella who?

Tim Murphy | March 29, 2013
Ex-White House Official Joins Group Fighting “Excessive” Online Privacy Laws
Daniel Weitzner helped write the Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights. Now privacy experts worry he'll help Facebook and Google control your data.

Dana Liebelson | March 29, 2013
Ed Markey Invented Satellite TV!

Kevin Drum | March 28, 2013
My Taxpayer-Subsidized Manicure at the Senate Salon
A trip to the underground barber shop where the world's greatest deliberative body gets its budget cuts.

Asawin Suebsaeng | March 28, 2013
Drone Strikes on Hackers?
If you're the bad guy from "Skyfall" during a war, then yes, NATO commanders could very well destroy you.

Asawin Suebsaeng | March 28, 2013
First Dead Pigs. Now Dead Ducks. China, What’s Next?
Just as the torrent of dead hogs subsided, 1,000 dead ducks washed up on the shores of a Chinese river.

Maggie Severns | March 27, 2013
How the Maker of TurboTax Fought Free, Simple Tax Filing
Intuit has spent millions lobbying to keep tax season miserable.

By Liz Day, ProPublica | March 26, 2013

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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."

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.

“G.I. Joe: Retaliation”: The Anti-Obama Conservative’s Fantasy
The otherwise lackluster G.I. Joe action film includes some amazing political trolling.

Where Are They Now?

The Dark Side of Florida Gulf Coast University, March Madness Sweetheart
The university trampled over Florida panther habitat at the behest of a Big Ag benefactor. Cinderella who?

Ex-White House Official Joins Group Fighting “Excessive” Online Privacy Laws
Daniel Weitzner helped write the Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights. Now privacy experts worry he'll help Facebook and Google control your data.

Ed Markey Invented Satellite TV!

My Taxpayer-Subsidized Manicure at the Senate Salon
A trip to the underground barber shop where the world's greatest deliberative body gets its budget cuts.

Drone Strikes on Hackers?
If you're the bad guy from "Skyfall" during a war, then yes, NATO commanders could very well destroy you.

First Dead Pigs. Now Dead Ducks. China, What’s Next?
Just as the torrent of dead hogs subsided, 1,000 dead ducks washed up on the shores of a Chinese river.

How the Maker of TurboTax Fought Free, Simple Tax Filing
Intuit has spent millions lobbying to keep tax season miserable.

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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."

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.

“G.I. Joe: Retaliation”: The Anti-Obama Conservative’s Fantasy The otherwise lackluster G.I. Joe action film includes some amazing political trolling.