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The Mother of All Election Recounts?
Chaos from controversial voter ID laws and other electoral changes could make Florida 2000 look like child's play.

Erika Eichelberger | November 2, 2012
Romney Adviser Backed Outlawing Homosexuality and Abortion in Africa
Romney wants you to think he's a moderate. The evangelical, anti-gay agenda peddled by his friend Jay Sekulow is anything but.

Andy Kroll | November 2, 2012
Is Silicon Valley Voting Itself out of Business?
California's Prop. 30, a tax on the rich that would fund ailing schools and universities, has some unlikely foes.

Josh Harkinson | November 2, 2012
This Week in Dark Money
Dark-money meth house drama, a $6 billion election, and more from the murky world of campaign cash.

Gavin Aronsen | November 2, 2012
Chart: Almost Every Obama Conspiracy Theory Ever
Fake birth certificates, ghostwriters, teleprompters, a teenage trip to Mars, and more of the most paranoid and bizarro Obama conspiracy theories out there.

By Asawin Suebsaeng and Dave Gilson / Illustrations by Steve Brodner | November 2, 2012
Texas, Iowa Threaten to Arrest Election Observers
Never mind that international monitors have been watching US elections without incident since 2002.

Gavin Aronsen | October 31, 2012

Anti-Obama Texts From Last Night

Kate Sheppard | October 31, 2012
How a Former Dentist Drilled the Sugar Industry
"Below the blue letterhead of the Sugar Association, the word 'CONFIDENTIAL' leapt off the page."

Cristin Kearns Couzens | October 31, 2012
Big Sugar’s Sweet Little Lies
How the industry kept scientists from asking: Does sugar kill?

Gary Taubes and Cristin Kearns Couzens | November/December 2012 Issue
The 9 Most Anti-Science Candidates in America
These House and Senate candidates don't like that book learnin'.

Dana Liebelson | October 30, 2012
Scary Beautiful: The Best Hurricane Sandy Maps
Seven views of the storm that will blow you away.

Tasneem Raja | October 29, 2012
Why Does Chrome Suck on My Android Tablet?

Kevin Drum | October 27, 2012
Occupy Oakland Returns to the Streets For One Night
Was it a commemoration of an all-but-dead movement or a "dress rehearsal" for something bigger?

Gavin Aronsen | October 26, 2012
15 Wild Celebrity Campaign Donations From the 2012 Election
Quentin Tarantino, Lisa Simpson, A-Rod, the members of No Doubt, and Don Johnson have all thrown a good deal of cash into the 2012 races.

Asawin Suebsaeng | October 26, 2012
Hurricane Sandy: Elderly People Trapped, Gas Shortages, and Gridlock
New York City, much of which is still without power, reels from the aftermath of the storm.

—By the Mother Jones news team | October 25, 2012
23 Ballot Measures to Keep an Eye On
Pot legalization, gay-marriage bans, and more of 2012's most important state props and amendments (and the money behind them).

Gavin Aronsen | October 24, 2012
Meet Ted Cruz, “The Republican Barack Obama”
The tea party wonder boy is sweeping the GOP establishment off its feet. Come January, he could turn the Senate upside down.

Tim Murphy | November/December 2012 Issue
Why No One Said the C-Word in the Debates
Four debates—and no mentions of climate change. The silence speaks volumes about the sad state of our national discourse about the science-based issues that really matter.

Chris Mooney | October 23, 2012
Book Review: Sri Lankan Civil War Refracted in “Island of a Thousand Mirrors”
A fictionalized family epic through the island nation's bloody civil war flushes life into headlines and body counts.

Sydney Brownstone | October 23, 2012
That Time George McGovern Hosted “SNL”…
Here's a round-up of footage and photos of the late liberal icon, from "Saturday Night Live" to chilling out with Gore Vidal.

Asawin Suebsaeng | October 22, 2012

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The Mother of All Election Recounts?
Chaos from controversial voter ID laws and other electoral changes could make Florida 2000 look like child's play.

Romney Adviser Backed Outlawing Homosexuality and Abortion in Africa
Romney wants you to think he's a moderate. The evangelical, anti-gay agenda peddled by his friend Jay Sekulow is anything but.

Is Silicon Valley Voting Itself out of Business?
California's Prop. 30, a tax on the rich that would fund ailing schools and universities, has some unlikely foes.

This Week in Dark Money
Dark-money meth house drama, a $6 billion election, and more from the murky world of campaign cash.

Chart: Almost Every Obama Conspiracy Theory Ever
Fake birth certificates, ghostwriters, teleprompters, a teenage trip to Mars, and more of the most paranoid and bizarro Obama conspiracy theories out there.

Texas, Iowa Threaten to Arrest Election Observers
Never mind that international monitors have been watching US elections without incident since 2002.

Anti-Obama Texts From Last Night

How a Former Dentist Drilled the Sugar Industry
"Below the blue letterhead of the Sugar Association, the word 'CONFIDENTIAL' leapt off the page."

Big Sugar’s Sweet Little Lies
How the industry kept scientists from asking: Does sugar kill?

The 9 Most Anti-Science Candidates in America
These House and Senate candidates don't like that book learnin'.

Scary Beautiful: The Best Hurricane Sandy Maps
Seven views of the storm that will blow you away.

Why Does Chrome Suck on My Android Tablet?

Occupy Oakland Returns to the Streets For One Night
Was it a commemoration of an all-but-dead movement or a "dress rehearsal" for something bigger?

15 Wild Celebrity Campaign Donations From the 2012 Election
Quentin Tarantino, Lisa Simpson, A-Rod, the members of No Doubt, and Don Johnson have all thrown a good deal of cash into the 2012 races.

Hurricane Sandy: Elderly People Trapped, Gas Shortages, and Gridlock
New York City, much of which is still without power, reels from the aftermath of the storm.

23 Ballot Measures to Keep an Eye On
Pot legalization, gay-marriage bans, and more of 2012's most important state props and amendments (and the money behind them).

Meet Ted Cruz, “The Republican Barack Obama”
The tea party wonder boy is sweeping the GOP establishment off its feet. Come January, he could turn the Senate upside down.

Why No One Said the C-Word in the Debates
Four debates—and no mentions of climate change. The silence speaks volumes about the sad state of our national discourse about the science-based issues that really matter.

Book Review: Sri Lankan Civil War Refracted in “Island of a Thousand Mirrors”
A fictionalized family epic through the island nation's bloody civil war flushes life into headlines and body counts.

That Time George McGovern Hosted “SNL”…
Here's a round-up of footage and photos of the late liberal icon, from "Saturday Night Live" to chilling out with Gore Vidal.

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The Mother of All Election Recounts? Chaos from controversial voter ID laws and other electoral changes could make Florida 2000 look like child's play.

Romney Adviser Backed Outlawing Homosexuality and Abortion in Africa Romney wants you to think he's a moderate. The evangelical, anti-gay agenda peddled by his friend Jay Sekulow is anything but.

Is Silicon Valley Voting Itself out of Business? California's Prop. 30, a tax on the rich that would fund ailing schools and universities, has some unlikely foes.

This Week in Dark Money Dark-money meth house drama, a $6 billion election, and more from the murky world of campaign cash.

Chart: Almost Every Obama Conspiracy Theory Ever Fake birth certificates, ghostwriters, teleprompters, a teenage trip to Mars, and more of the most paranoid and bizarro Obama conspiracy theories out there.

Texas, Iowa Threaten to Arrest Election Observers Never mind that international monitors have been watching US elections without incident since 2002.

Anti-Obama Texts From Last Night

How a Former Dentist Drilled the Sugar Industry "Below the blue letterhead of the Sugar Association, the word 'CONFIDENTIAL' leapt off the page."

Big Sugar’s Sweet Little Lies How the industry kept scientists from asking: Does sugar kill?

The 9 Most Anti-Science Candidates in America These House and Senate candidates don't like that book learnin'.

Scary Beautiful: The Best Hurricane Sandy Maps Seven views of the storm that will blow you away.

Why Does Chrome Suck on My Android Tablet?

Occupy Oakland Returns to the Streets For One Night Was it a commemoration of an all-but-dead movement or a "dress rehearsal" for something bigger?

15 Wild Celebrity Campaign Donations From the 2012 Election Quentin Tarantino, Lisa Simpson, A-Rod, the members of No Doubt, and Don Johnson have all thrown a good deal of cash into the 2012 races.

Hurricane Sandy: Elderly People Trapped, Gas Shortages, and Gridlock New York City, much of which is still without power, reels from the aftermath of the storm.

23 Ballot Measures to Keep an Eye On Pot legalization, gay-marriage bans, and more of 2012's most important state props and amendments (and the money behind them).

Meet Ted Cruz, “The Republican Barack Obama” The tea party wonder boy is sweeping the GOP establishment off its feet. Come January, he could turn the Senate upside down.

Why No One Said the C-Word in the Debates Four debates—and no mentions of climate change. The silence speaks volumes about the sad state of our national discourse about the science-based issues that really matter.

Book Review: Sri Lankan Civil War Refracted in “Island of a Thousand Mirrors” A fictionalized family epic through the island nation's bloody civil war flushes life into headlines and body counts.

That Time George McGovern Hosted “SNL”… Here's a round-up of footage and photos of the late liberal icon, from "Saturday Night Live" to chilling out with Gore Vidal.