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10 Ways to Avoid the Fiscal Cliff
The money's there if you know where to look for it.

Josh Harkinson | November 28, 2012
Rick Santorum Takes on Treaty for Disabled Kids
If you were wondering what Rick Santorum is up to...

Tim Murphy | November 27, 2012
Mitt Romney: Truly the 47 Percent Man
The number that defined him ends up defining his loss.

David Corn | November 27, 2012
Did the Head of the Israeli Military’s Social Media Pose in Black Face?
The 26-year-old lieutenant heading the Israel Defense Forces' social media campaign is shutting down public access to his Facebook profile.

Dana Liebelson | November 26, 2012
Bradley Manning Sentenced to 35 Years in Prison for Classified Leaks
Manning was convicted of a majority of charges brought against him, but not the most serious.

Brett Brownell | November 26, 2012
Your Smartphone’s Dirty, Radioactive Secret
The rare earths inside microcomputers make our lives easier. But just how toxic are the guts of your smartphone?

Kiera Butler | November/December 2012 Issue

Holiday Movies That Don’t Suck
Six awesome, seasonally appropriate films to enjoy with the family—plus five more for after the kids have conked out.

Asawin Suebsaeng | November 22, 2012
John McCain: Stand-Up Guy or Total Jerk?
Or both? The senator's antics over Benghazi are just the latest example of his split political personality.

Dave Gilson and Brett Brownell | November 20, 2012
A Tragedy of No Importance
Before Iraq, before Afghanistan and before Bosnia, the West set out to heal another ruined country—Cambodia.

Rich Garella and Eric Pape | April. 15, 2005 03:00 AM PDT
Quote of the Day: “I’m Not a Scientist, Man.”

Kevin Drum | November 19, 2012
“Super PAC” Makes It Into the Dictionary
It joins terms recently added by Merriam-Webster such as "energy drink," "f-bomb," "sexting," game changer," and "man cave."

Asawin Suebsaeng | November 16, 2012
Welcome to America’s 10 Worst Immigration Detention Centers (Map)
Problems include really long waits for medical care, rotten food, and no access to sunlight or fresh air.

Ian Gordon | November 16, 2012
If You Must See “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2,” Bring Booze
It's a lot better that way.

Asawin Suebsaeng | November 16, 2012
The Israel-Hamas Conflict, Explained
What you need to know about the escalating violence.

Dana Liebelson | November 16, 2012
The Growing Costs of Natural Disasters
Thankfully, fewer people die in storms in the United States than in earlier times, but damage to property has grown worse.

Edward Tenner | November 16, 2012
Is Obama About to Take Over the Internet?
No.

Dana Liebelson | November 16, 2012
Timeline: How the Benghazi Controversy Unfolded
A day-by-day look at the events at the center of the storm over the attack on the US consulate in Libya.

Gavin Aronsen | November 16, 2012
Where Does Milllons in Pentagon Contracts Go?
Millions of American dollars flow into nation-building contracts for the Middle East, while the US's own infrastructure gets a "D."

Nick Turse | November 15, 2012
The Real Reason You Should Care About the Petraeus Affair: Privacy
If the CIA director couldn't keep his emails secret, neither can you.

Adam Serwer | November 15, 2012
Under the Hood of Team Obama’s Tech Operation
How a bunch of data-obsessed geeks created the ultimate digital fundraising machine—and kept their guy in office.

Tim Murphy | November 15, 2012

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10 Ways to Avoid the Fiscal Cliff
The money's there if you know where to look for it.

Rick Santorum Takes on Treaty for Disabled Kids
If you were wondering what Rick Santorum is up to...

Mitt Romney: Truly the 47 Percent Man
The number that defined him ends up defining his loss.

Did the Head of the Israeli Military’s Social Media Pose in Black Face?
The 26-year-old lieutenant heading the Israel Defense Forces' social media campaign is shutting down public access to his Facebook profile.

Bradley Manning Sentenced to 35 Years in Prison for Classified Leaks
Manning was convicted of a majority of charges brought against him, but not the most serious.

Your Smartphone’s Dirty, Radioactive Secret
The rare earths inside microcomputers make our lives easier. But just how toxic are the guts of your smartphone?

Holiday Movies That Don’t Suck
Six awesome, seasonally appropriate films to enjoy with the family—plus five more for after the kids have conked out.

John McCain: Stand-Up Guy or Total Jerk?
Or both? The senator's antics over Benghazi are just the latest example of his split political personality.

A Tragedy of No Importance
Before Iraq, before Afghanistan and before Bosnia, the West set out to heal another ruined country—Cambodia.

Quote of the Day: “I’m Not a Scientist, Man.”

“Super PAC” Makes It Into the Dictionary
It joins terms recently added by Merriam-Webster such as "energy drink," "f-bomb," "sexting," game changer," and "man cave."

Welcome to America’s 10 Worst Immigration Detention Centers (Map)
Problems include really long waits for medical care, rotten food, and no access to sunlight or fresh air.

If You Must See “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2,” Bring Booze
It's a lot better that way.

The Israel-Hamas Conflict, Explained
What you need to know about the escalating violence.

The Growing Costs of Natural Disasters
Thankfully, fewer people die in storms in the United States than in earlier times, but damage to property has grown worse.

Is Obama About to Take Over the Internet?
No.

Timeline: How the Benghazi Controversy Unfolded
A day-by-day look at the events at the center of the storm over the attack on the US consulate in Libya.

Where Does Milllons in Pentagon Contracts Go?
Millions of American dollars flow into nation-building contracts for the Middle East, while the US's own infrastructure gets a "D."

The Real Reason You Should Care About the Petraeus Affair: Privacy
If the CIA director couldn't keep his emails secret, neither can you.

Under the Hood of Team Obama’s Tech Operation
How a bunch of data-obsessed geeks created the ultimate digital fundraising machine—and kept their guy in office.

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10 Ways to Avoid the Fiscal Cliff The money's there if you know where to look for it.

Rick Santorum Takes on Treaty for Disabled Kids If you were wondering what Rick Santorum is up to...

Mitt Romney: Truly the 47 Percent Man The number that defined him ends up defining his loss.

Did the Head of the Israeli Military’s Social Media Pose in Black Face? The 26-year-old lieutenant heading the Israel Defense Forces' social media campaign is shutting down public access to his Facebook profile.

Bradley Manning Sentenced to 35 Years in Prison for Classified Leaks Manning was convicted of a majority of charges brought against him, but not the most serious.

Your Smartphone’s Dirty, Radioactive Secret The rare earths inside microcomputers make our lives easier. But just how toxic are the guts of your smartphone?

Holiday Movies That Don’t Suck Six awesome, seasonally appropriate films to enjoy with the family—plus five more for after the kids have conked out.

John McCain: Stand-Up Guy or Total Jerk? Or both? The senator's antics over Benghazi are just the latest example of his split political personality.

A Tragedy of No Importance Before Iraq, before Afghanistan and before Bosnia, the West set out to heal another ruined country—Cambodia.

Quote of the Day: “I’m Not a Scientist, Man.”

“Super PAC” Makes It Into the Dictionary It joins terms recently added by Merriam-Webster such as "energy drink," "f-bomb," "sexting," game changer," and "man cave."

Welcome to America’s 10 Worst Immigration Detention Centers (Map) Problems include really long waits for medical care, rotten food, and no access to sunlight or fresh air.

If You Must See “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2,” Bring Booze It's a lot better that way.

The Israel-Hamas Conflict, Explained What you need to know about the escalating violence.

The Growing Costs of Natural Disasters Thankfully, fewer people die in storms in the United States than in earlier times, but damage to property has grown worse.

Is Obama About to Take Over the Internet? No.

Timeline: How the Benghazi Controversy Unfolded A day-by-day look at the events at the center of the storm over the attack on the US consulate in Libya.

Where Does Milllons in Pentagon Contracts Go? Millions of American dollars flow into nation-building contracts for the Middle East, while the US's own infrastructure gets a "D."

The Real Reason You Should Care About the Petraeus Affair: Privacy If the CIA director couldn't keep his emails secret, neither can you.

Under the Hood of Team Obama’s Tech Operation How a bunch of data-obsessed geeks created the ultimate digital fundraising machine—and kept their guy in office.