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CHARTS: The Top 5 Land-Grabbing Countries
British, American, and Chinese investors are racing to snag prime agricultural land in war-torn, malnourished countries.

Ryan Jacobs | February 6, 2013
Obama’s “Skeetgate,” Explained
There is a lot of strained credulity on the American right regarding President Obama and skeet shooting. Here's your guide to the drawn-out nontroversy.

Asawin Suebsaeng | February 5, 2013
Mass Shootings More Lethal Than Homegrown Islamist Terrorism
Mass shootings have been far more lethal than homegrown terrorism.

Adam Serwer | February 5, 2013
Exposed: The Dark-Money ATM of the Conservative Movement
You haven't heard of Donors Trust, but it's bankrolled the right's fights against unions, public schools, climate scientists, and more.

Andy Kroll | February 5, 2013
Want to Buy a Gun Without a Background Check? Armslist Can Help
Inside the controversial, mysterious world of online gun sales.

Stephanie Mencimer | February 1, 2013
“30 Rock”: A Political History
As the show closes its seventh and final season, here's a look back at its rich political satire. (Targets include neoconservatism, CNBC, and birtherism.)

Asawin Suebsaeng | January 31, 2013

Don’t Expect Anyone to Ask Chuck Hagel About an Orphanage Massacre During Vietnam
The confirmation hearings won't seriously address the dark legacy of the war.

Nick Turse | January 31, 2013
No, the University of Chicago Isn’t Tearing Down Reagan’s Childhood Home to Make Way for an Obama Parking Lot
Don't believe the rumors.

Asawin Suebsaeng | January 31, 2013
Butterflies Booking It North as Climate Warms
In the past 19 years a warming climate has radically reshaped Massachusetts butterfly communities.

Julia Whitty | January 31, 2013
10 Pro-Gun Myths, Shot Down
Fact-checking some of the gun lobby's favorite arguments shows they're full of holes.

Dave Gilson | January 31, 2013
“A Killing Machine”: Half of All Mass Shooters Used High-Capacity Magazines
Magazines holding more than 10 rounds were used in 31 of the 62 mass shootings we investigated.

Mark Follman and Gavin Aronsen | January 30, 2013
NASA’s Alarming Map of the Worst Australian Heat Wave on Record
Damn, that's some sweaty weather.

John Metcalfe | January 25, 2013
“Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters” in 3D: Diabetes, Witches, Kung-Fu Witches, and Sex With Witches
If you enjoy watching witches perform martial arts and seeing Hansel have sex with a witch in a pond, then this movie is for you. Witch.

Asawin Suebsaeng | January 25, 2013
A Rape a Minute, a Thousand Corpses a Year
Violence against women is incessantly overlooked, both in America and elsewhere.

Rebecca Solnit | January 25, 2013
The NRA in 1905: More Mustaches, Less Politics
But the same close ties to gun manufacturers.

Michael Mechanic | January 24, 2013
GOP Rep. Paul Broun Says Obama Upholds the Soviet Constitution, Doesn’t Specify Which One
There were new ones introduced in 1924, 1936, and 1977.

Asawin Suebsaeng | January 23, 2013
Harry Reid Might Change the Rules of the Senate. Here’s What You Need to Know.
The two most complete filibuster-reform proposals—and what a compromise might look like—explained.

Jonathan Krohn | January 22, 2013
MAP: Which GOPers Voted to Help Victims of Katrina, but Not Sandy?
Fifty-eight Republicans in the House supported aid for just one storm.

Dana Liebelson | January 22, 2013
Inside Mississippi’s Last Abortion Clinic
Mississippi used to have 14 abortion clinics. Now there is one. If you visit it, here are some of the people you might meet.

Text by Kate Sheppard; Photographs by Matt Eich | January 22, 2013
7 Gun Groups That Make the NRA Look Reasonable
Just in time for the first-ever Gun Appreciation Day.

Asawin Suebsaeng | January 19, 2013

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CHARTS: The Top 5 Land-Grabbing Countries
British, American, and Chinese investors are racing to snag prime agricultural land in war-torn, malnourished countries.

Obama’s “Skeetgate,” Explained
There is a lot of strained credulity on the American right regarding President Obama and skeet shooting. Here's your guide to the drawn-out nontroversy.

Mass Shootings More Lethal Than Homegrown Islamist Terrorism
Mass shootings have been far more lethal than homegrown terrorism.

Exposed: The Dark-Money ATM of the Conservative Movement
You haven't heard of Donors Trust, but it's bankrolled the right's fights against unions, public schools, climate scientists, and more.

Want to Buy a Gun Without a Background Check? Armslist Can Help
Inside the controversial, mysterious world of online gun sales.

“30 Rock”: A Political History
As the show closes its seventh and final season, here's a look back at its rich political satire. (Targets include neoconservatism, CNBC, and birtherism.)

Don’t Expect Anyone to Ask Chuck Hagel About an Orphanage Massacre During Vietnam
The confirmation hearings won't seriously address the dark legacy of the war.

No, the University of Chicago Isn’t Tearing Down Reagan’s Childhood Home to Make Way for an Obama Parking Lot
Don't believe the rumors.

Butterflies Booking It North as Climate Warms
In the past 19 years a warming climate has radically reshaped Massachusetts butterfly communities.

10 Pro-Gun Myths, Shot Down
Fact-checking some of the gun lobby's favorite arguments shows they're full of holes.

“A Killing Machine”: Half of All Mass Shooters Used High-Capacity Magazines
Magazines holding more than 10 rounds were used in 31 of the 62 mass shootings we investigated.

NASA’s Alarming Map of the Worst Australian Heat Wave on Record
Damn, that's some sweaty weather.

“Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters” in 3D: Diabetes, Witches, Kung-Fu Witches, and Sex With Witches
If you enjoy watching witches perform martial arts and seeing Hansel have sex with a witch in a pond, then this movie is for you. Witch.

A Rape a Minute, a Thousand Corpses a Year
Violence against women is incessantly overlooked, both in America and elsewhere.

The NRA in 1905: More Mustaches, Less Politics
But the same close ties to gun manufacturers.

GOP Rep. Paul Broun Says Obama Upholds the Soviet Constitution, Doesn’t Specify Which One
There were new ones introduced in 1924, 1936, and 1977.

Harry Reid Might Change the Rules of the Senate. Here’s What You Need to Know.
The two most complete filibuster-reform proposals—and what a compromise might look like—explained.

MAP: Which GOPers Voted to Help Victims of Katrina, but Not Sandy?
Fifty-eight Republicans in the House supported aid for just one storm.

Inside Mississippi’s Last Abortion Clinic
Mississippi used to have 14 abortion clinics. Now there is one. If you visit it, here are some of the people you might meet.

7 Gun Groups That Make the NRA Look Reasonable
Just in time for the first-ever Gun Appreciation Day.

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CHARTS: The Top 5 Land-Grabbing Countries British, American, and Chinese investors are racing to snag prime agricultural land in war-torn, malnourished countries.

Obama’s “Skeetgate,” Explained There is a lot of strained credulity on the American right regarding President Obama and skeet shooting. Here's your guide to the drawn-out nontroversy.

Mass Shootings More Lethal Than Homegrown Islamist Terrorism Mass shootings have been far more lethal than homegrown terrorism.

Exposed: The Dark-Money ATM of the Conservative Movement You haven't heard of Donors Trust, but it's bankrolled the right's fights against unions, public schools, climate scientists, and more.

Want to Buy a Gun Without a Background Check? Armslist Can Help Inside the controversial, mysterious world of online gun sales.

“30 Rock”: A Political History As the show closes its seventh and final season, here's a look back at its rich political satire. (Targets include neoconservatism, CNBC, and birtherism.)

Don’t Expect Anyone to Ask Chuck Hagel About an Orphanage Massacre During Vietnam The confirmation hearings won't seriously address the dark legacy of the war.

No, the University of Chicago Isn’t Tearing Down Reagan’s Childhood Home to Make Way for an Obama Parking Lot Don't believe the rumors.

Butterflies Booking It North as Climate Warms In the past 19 years a warming climate has radically reshaped Massachusetts butterfly communities.

10 Pro-Gun Myths, Shot Down Fact-checking some of the gun lobby's favorite arguments shows they're full of holes.

“A Killing Machine”: Half of All Mass Shooters Used High-Capacity Magazines Magazines holding more than 10 rounds were used in 31 of the 62 mass shootings we investigated.

NASA’s Alarming Map of the Worst Australian Heat Wave on Record Damn, that's some sweaty weather.

“Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters” in 3D: Diabetes, Witches, Kung-Fu Witches, and Sex With Witches If you enjoy watching witches perform martial arts and seeing Hansel have sex with a witch in a pond, then this movie is for you. Witch.

A Rape a Minute, a Thousand Corpses a Year Violence against women is incessantly overlooked, both in America and elsewhere.

The NRA in 1905: More Mustaches, Less Politics But the same close ties to gun manufacturers.

GOP Rep. Paul Broun Says Obama Upholds the Soviet Constitution, Doesn’t Specify Which One There were new ones introduced in 1924, 1936, and 1977.

Harry Reid Might Change the Rules of the Senate. Here’s What You Need to Know. The two most complete filibuster-reform proposals—and what a compromise might look like—explained.

MAP: Which GOPers Voted to Help Victims of Katrina, but Not Sandy? Fifty-eight Republicans in the House supported aid for just one storm.

Inside Mississippi’s Last Abortion Clinic Mississippi used to have 14 abortion clinics. Now there is one. If you visit it, here are some of the people you might meet.

7 Gun Groups That Make the NRA Look Reasonable Just in time for the first-ever Gun Appreciation Day.