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“Just One Lick”: The Hidden Lead That Could Sicken Your Kids
An interview with pioneering lead toxicologist Howard Mielke.

How the US Intelligence Community Came Out of the Shadows
Zero Dark Thirty, Homeland, Jason Bourne—the way the intelligence community has become a fixture of pop culture is stunning.

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The full data set from our in-depth investigation into mass shootings.

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It's bad for farm cows, and even worse for heartfelt dramatic monologues.

Artificial Intelligence is the Key to Future Growth — Or Stagnation

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After the shooting, "experts" weighed in on the condition with stereotypes and worse.

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16 great books you don't want to miss.

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Video games and Hurricane Sandy made the list. Adam Lanza's Bushmaster didn't.

NRA Press Conference Riddled With Weirdly Outdated Cultural References
"Mortal Kombat," "Kindergarten Killers," and Oliver Stone's "Natural Born Killers"? Really??

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Federal law technically prohibits sales of firearms to the mentally ill. Here's the reality.

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Aloha, Daniel Inouye; Senator and Amazing WWII Hero, Dead at 88
The late Democratic senator from Hawaii was essentially an Inglourious Basterd.

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He plays FDR as a booze-swilling, chain-smoking, urbane frat-boy ladies man. (Go figure.)

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The polymorphic experimental-pop beast is still smashing things together, cutting edges, and just being plain weird.

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Here's the ultimate explainer on the possibly imminent end of the world. Best hurry up and read it.

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Navigation has become treacherous as the worst US drought in half a century brings water levels close to record lows.

Why Your Kindle Is an Open Book to the Government
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“Just One Lick”: The Hidden Lead That Could Sicken Your Kids An interview with pioneering lead toxicologist Howard Mielke.

How the US Intelligence Community Came Out of the Shadows Zero Dark Thirty, Homeland, Jason Bourne—the way the intelligence community has become a fixture of pop culture is stunning.

US Mass Shootings, 1982–2025: Data From Mother Jones’ Investigation The full data set from our in-depth investigation into mass shootings.

What “Happy Feet Two” Star Matt Damon Taught Me About Fracking It's bad for farm cows, and even worse for heartfelt dramatic monologues.

Artificial Intelligence is the Key to Future Growth — Or Stagnation

The Media’s Post-Newtown Autism Fail After the shooting, "experts" weighed in on the condition with stereotypes and worse.

Mother Jones Staff Picks: Best Nonfiction 2012 16 great books you don't want to miss.

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NRA Press Conference Riddled With Weirdly Outdated Cultural References "Mortal Kombat," "Kindergarten Killers," and Oliver Stone's "Natural Born Killers"? Really??

Mental Health Checks for Gun Buyers: Weak, Chaotic, Full of Loopholes Federal law technically prohibits sales of firearms to the mentally ill. Here's the reality.

Good Patent News Today

Aloha, Daniel Inouye; Senator and Amazing WWII Hero, Dead at 88 The late Democratic senator from Hawaii was essentially an Inglourious Basterd.

Do Your Senators Support an Assault Weapons Ban? Some of the answers may surprise you.

Bill Murray Is Far and Away the Best Franklin D. Roosevelt in Movie History He plays FDR as a booze-swilling, chain-smoking, urbane frat-boy ladies man. (Go figure.)

A Live Demonstration of John Cale’s Demonic Heart The polymorphic experimental-pop beast is still smashing things together, cutting edges, and just being plain weird.

Mayan Apocalypse: Everything You Wanted to Know But Were REALLY Afraid to Ask Here's the ultimate explainer on the possibly imminent end of the world. Best hurry up and read it.

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What Happened in the Newtown School Shooting There's no explaining such a horrific act, but here's important background information.

Mississippi River Faces Shipping Freeze As Water Levels Drop Navigation has become treacherous as the worst US drought in half a century brings water levels close to record lows.

Why Your Kindle Is an Open Book to the Government Before you buy that e-reader as a Chistmas or Hannukah present, read this.