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The Women’s Movement’s Next 50 Years
You've come a long way, baby—or have you?

Ruth Rosen | February 21, 2013
Google Knows All, Sees All, Especially if You’re Stupid

Kevin Drum | February 20, 2013
“Friends of Hamas” Even Stupider Than You Thought

Kevin Drum | February 20, 2013
Think You Can Beat the Immigration Maze?
Embark on this interactive, GIF-tastic quest for a coveted US green card.

Ian Gordon | February 20, 2013
What’s It Like to Wake Up From a Tea Party Binge? Just Ask Florida!
Kids locked up in nursing homes. Leaky sewers. Mosquitoes unleashed. The Sunshine State has buyer's remorse.

Stephanie Mencimer | March/April 2013 Issue
¡Yanqui, No!: Why Latin America Didn’t Join Washington’s Counterterrorism Posse
Only one region on earth avoided participating in our post-9/11 torture system all-together.

Greg Grandin | February 19, 2013

#LiberalTips2AvoidRape: The Most Horrible Hashtag of the Week Thus Far, Explained
Feel-good conservative satire, really.

Asawin Suebsaeng | February 19, 2013
Expert: Movie Based on a Bill O’Reilly Book Is More Accurate Than Spielberg’s “Lincoln”
Civil War expert and Scorsese consultant Tyler Anbinder vouches for the "exceedingly accurate" Ridley and Tony Scott-produced "Killing Lincoln."

Asawin Suebsaeng | February 16, 2013
For Valentine’s Day Weekend 2013: Witches, Zombies, Nicholas Sparks, and “Die Hard”
Your options for date-night at the movie theater this Valentine's Day weekend are the intriguing "Beautiful Creatures," the odious "Safe Haven," the lovely "Warm Bodies" ... and the new "Die Hard."

Asawin Suebsaeng | February 15, 2013
Here’s Why Obama Won’t Say Whether He Can Kill You With a Drone: Because He Probably Can
But he probably won't.

Adam Serwer | February 15, 2013
The Surprising Brain Differences Between Democrats and Republicans
Two new studies further support the theory that our political decision making could have a neurological basis.

Chris Mooney | February 15, 2013
In State of the Union, Obama Presents a Powerful Progressive Agenda
Universal pre-school. Gun-violence prevention. Boosting the minimum wage. A re-elected president forcefully sets a liberal course for his second term.

David Corn | February 13, 2013
In the Context of “1,000 Years” of Warfare, Drones Are “More Humane”
Saying that US drones are "a lot more civilized" and more "humane" way of doing war-related business is technically true. But that's not really the point.

Asawin Suebsaeng | February 11, 2013
How the NRA Hobbled the ATF
Rules pushed by the gun lobby and its allies in Congress have left the agency unable to enforce the law.

Alan Berlow | February 11, 2013
Polar Bears Need Love…and a Plan
Leading polar bear ecologists brainstorm plans to save an iconic species from imminent and catastrophic population declines.

Julia Whitty | February 11, 2013
Could Nemo Inspire More Dubious Climate Change Coverage?
A new study reveals that opinion articles on climate change are closely linked to short-term weather patterns.

Ryan Jacobs | February 8, 2013
Whose Idea Was the Sequester?

Kevin Drum | February 8, 2013
The Big House That Wayne LaPierre Built
The NRA spent millions in the 1990s pushing the largest prison construction boom ever—and harsh sentencing to keep them full.

Tim Murphy | February 8, 2013
Is Wheat Gluten Really Bad for Everyone?
Like most dietary fads, the gluten-free craze may be more about marketing than health.

Kiera Butler | February 7, 2013
How Industrial Pot Growers Ravage the Land: A Google Earth Tour
When you get high enough, the "green rush" doesn't look so green.

Josh Harkinson | February 6, 2013

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The Women’s Movement’s Next 50 Years
You've come a long way, baby—or have you?

Google Knows All, Sees All, Especially if You’re Stupid

“Friends of Hamas” Even Stupider Than You Thought

Think You Can Beat the Immigration Maze?
Embark on this interactive, GIF-tastic quest for a coveted US green card.

What’s It Like to Wake Up From a Tea Party Binge? Just Ask Florida!
Kids locked up in nursing homes. Leaky sewers. Mosquitoes unleashed. The Sunshine State has buyer's remorse.

¡Yanqui, No!: Why Latin America Didn’t Join Washington’s Counterterrorism Posse
Only one region on earth avoided participating in our post-9/11 torture system all-together.

#LiberalTips2AvoidRape: The Most Horrible Hashtag of the Week Thus Far, Explained
Feel-good conservative satire, really.

Expert: Movie Based on a Bill O’Reilly Book Is More Accurate Than Spielberg’s “Lincoln”
Civil War expert and Scorsese consultant Tyler Anbinder vouches for the "exceedingly accurate" Ridley and Tony Scott-produced "Killing Lincoln."

For Valentine’s Day Weekend 2013: Witches, Zombies, Nicholas Sparks, and “Die Hard”
Your options for date-night at the movie theater this Valentine's Day weekend are the intriguing "Beautiful Creatures," the odious "Safe Haven," the lovely "Warm Bodies" ... and the new "Die Hard."

Here’s Why Obama Won’t Say Whether He Can Kill You With a Drone: Because He Probably Can
But he probably won't.

The Surprising Brain Differences Between Democrats and Republicans
Two new studies further support the theory that our political decision making could have a neurological basis.

In State of the Union, Obama Presents a Powerful Progressive Agenda
Universal pre-school. Gun-violence prevention. Boosting the minimum wage. A re-elected president forcefully sets a liberal course for his second term.

In the Context of “1,000 Years” of Warfare, Drones Are “More Humane”
Saying that US drones are "a lot more civilized" and more "humane" way of doing war-related business is technically true. But that's not really the point.

How the NRA Hobbled the ATF
Rules pushed by the gun lobby and its allies in Congress have left the agency unable to enforce the law.

Polar Bears Need Love…and a Plan
Leading polar bear ecologists brainstorm plans to save an iconic species from imminent and catastrophic population declines.

Could Nemo Inspire More Dubious Climate Change Coverage?
A new study reveals that opinion articles on climate change are closely linked to short-term weather patterns.

Whose Idea Was the Sequester?

The Big House That Wayne LaPierre Built
The NRA spent millions in the 1990s pushing the largest prison construction boom ever—and harsh sentencing to keep them full.

Is Wheat Gluten Really Bad for Everyone?
Like most dietary fads, the gluten-free craze may be more about marketing than health.

How Industrial Pot Growers Ravage the Land: A Google Earth Tour
When you get high enough, the "green rush" doesn't look so green.

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The Women’s Movement’s Next 50 Years You've come a long way, baby—or have you?

Google Knows All, Sees All, Especially if You’re Stupid

“Friends of Hamas” Even Stupider Than You Thought

Think You Can Beat the Immigration Maze? Embark on this interactive, GIF-tastic quest for a coveted US green card.

What’s It Like to Wake Up From a Tea Party Binge? Just Ask Florida! Kids locked up in nursing homes. Leaky sewers. Mosquitoes unleashed. The Sunshine State has buyer's remorse.

¡Yanqui, No!: Why Latin America Didn’t Join Washington’s Counterterrorism Posse Only one region on earth avoided participating in our post-9/11 torture system all-together.

#LiberalTips2AvoidRape: The Most Horrible Hashtag of the Week Thus Far, Explained Feel-good conservative satire, really.

Expert: Movie Based on a Bill O’Reilly Book Is More Accurate Than Spielberg’s “Lincoln” Civil War expert and Scorsese consultant Tyler Anbinder vouches for the "exceedingly accurate" Ridley and Tony Scott-produced "Killing Lincoln."

For Valentine’s Day Weekend 2013: Witches, Zombies, Nicholas Sparks, and “Die Hard” Your options for date-night at the movie theater this Valentine's Day weekend are the intriguing "Beautiful Creatures," the odious "Safe Haven," the lovely "Warm Bodies" ... and the new "Die Hard."

Here’s Why Obama Won’t Say Whether He Can Kill You With a Drone: Because He Probably Can But he probably won't.

The Surprising Brain Differences Between Democrats and Republicans Two new studies further support the theory that our political decision making could have a neurological basis.

In State of the Union, Obama Presents a Powerful Progressive Agenda Universal pre-school. Gun-violence prevention. Boosting the minimum wage. A re-elected president forcefully sets a liberal course for his second term.

In the Context of “1,000 Years” of Warfare, Drones Are “More Humane” Saying that US drones are "a lot more civilized" and more "humane" way of doing war-related business is technically true. But that's not really the point.

How the NRA Hobbled the ATF Rules pushed by the gun lobby and its allies in Congress have left the agency unable to enforce the law.

Polar Bears Need Love…and a Plan Leading polar bear ecologists brainstorm plans to save an iconic species from imminent and catastrophic population declines.

Could Nemo Inspire More Dubious Climate Change Coverage? A new study reveals that opinion articles on climate change are closely linked to short-term weather patterns.