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We’re Still at War: Photo of the Day for August 9, 2012

Mother Jones | August 9, 2012
Were the Sikh Temple Killings Preventable?
Right-wing extremists are on the rise—but after a conservative backlash, Homeland Security backed off.

Adam Serwer | August 9, 2012
The Hunger Wars in Our Future
How the drought and rising food costs may lead to global social unrest.

Michael Klare | August 8, 2012
How Not to Lose Every Shred of Online Data You Own

Kevin Drum | August 8, 2012
High-End Real Estate Worsens Wildfires
In Colorado and the West, the most desirable real estate is also the most likely to burn.

Michael Kodas | August 7, 2012
Big Ag Spends Big Bucks to Keep GMOs in Your Food Secret
Cash is pouring into California in an effort to quash a popular ballot initiative that would require labeling of GMO food.

Tom Philpott | August 7, 2012

We’re Still at War: Photo of the Day for August 6, 2012

Mother Jones | August 6, 2012
Mother of God, Just Rent the Old “Total Recall”
With futuristic Obama currency but no Mars or humor, this remake of the Schwarzenegger classic has no pulse.

Asawin Suebsaeng | August 3, 2012
Dems Nominate Anti-Gay Conspiracy Theorist for Senate
Meet Mark Clayton. He's Alvin Greene 2.0.

Tim Murphy | August 3, 2012
“Killer Joe”: William Friedkin’s Bloody, Sleazy, Brilliant Trailer-Trash Opera
This Texploitation flick is unstoppably depraved—and perhaps the best film of 2012 yet.

Asawin Suebsaeng | August 3, 2012
Does Cybercrime Really Cost $1 Trillion?
Security software companies Symantec and McAfee are touting inflated cybercrime numbers—no doubt good for business.

By Peter Maass and Megha Rajagopalan, ProPublica | August 2, 2012
IRS: Toothless. FEC: “Thoroughly Broken.”
Government failures mean it's open season for renegade political groups in the 2012 elections.

Andy Kroll | August 2, 2012
Maps: The Secrets Drillers Can Hide About the Fracking in Your Backyard
State-by-state analysis shows natural gas drillers can keep almost everything about their operation secret.

Tim McDonnell | August 1, 2012
Top 10 Reasons These Olympics Suck
Don't hate the players; hate the Games. (And the network broadcasting them.)

Adam Weinstein | August 1, 2012
Corn on MSNBC: Yet Another Gaffe on Romney’s Foreign Tour

Mother Jones | August 1, 2012
Pussy Riot Sentenced to 2 Years in Prison
The highly anticipated trial of Russia's most brazen, anti-Putin riot grrrls closes with a controversial verdict.

Sydney Brownstone | July 31, 2012
Police Shootings Echo Nationwide
The recent shooting in Anaheim is just one in a long list of recent police brutality cases.

Stephan Salisbury | July 31, 2012
Notorious Astroturf Firm Nabbed Sending Forged Letters Has a New Name
With a scandal-tainted past, Bonner & Associates—the "leader in the growing field of fake grassroots"—creates a new corporate identify.

Kate Sheppard | July 30, 2012
“Step Up Revolution”: Batman Turned Upside Down
This movie can be accurately classified as "proletariat dance."

Asawin Suebsaeng | July 27, 2012
Yesterday’s Romney Gaffe Was Real, Not Fabricated

Kevin Drum | July 27, 2012

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We’re Still at War: Photo of the Day for August 9, 2012

Were the Sikh Temple Killings Preventable?
Right-wing extremists are on the rise—but after a conservative backlash, Homeland Security backed off.

The Hunger Wars in Our Future
How the drought and rising food costs may lead to global social unrest.

How Not to Lose Every Shred of Online Data You Own

High-End Real Estate Worsens Wildfires
In Colorado and the West, the most desirable real estate is also the most likely to burn.

Big Ag Spends Big Bucks to Keep GMOs in Your Food Secret
Cash is pouring into California in an effort to quash a popular ballot initiative that would require labeling of GMO food.

We’re Still at War: Photo of the Day for August 6, 2012

Mother of God, Just Rent the Old “Total Recall”
With futuristic Obama currency but no Mars or humor, this remake of the Schwarzenegger classic has no pulse.

Dems Nominate Anti-Gay Conspiracy Theorist for Senate
Meet Mark Clayton. He's Alvin Greene 2.0.

“Killer Joe”: William Friedkin’s Bloody, Sleazy, Brilliant Trailer-Trash Opera
This Texploitation flick is unstoppably depraved—and perhaps the best film of 2012 yet.

Does Cybercrime Really Cost $1 Trillion?
Security software companies Symantec and McAfee are touting inflated cybercrime numbers—no doubt good for business.

IRS: Toothless. FEC: “Thoroughly Broken.”
Government failures mean it's open season for renegade political groups in the 2012 elections.

Maps: The Secrets Drillers Can Hide About the Fracking in Your Backyard
State-by-state analysis shows natural gas drillers can keep almost everything about their operation secret.

Top 10 Reasons These Olympics Suck
Don't hate the players; hate the Games. (And the network broadcasting them.)

Corn on MSNBC: Yet Another Gaffe on Romney’s Foreign Tour

Pussy Riot Sentenced to 2 Years in Prison
The highly anticipated trial of Russia's most brazen, anti-Putin riot grrrls closes with a controversial verdict.

Police Shootings Echo Nationwide
The recent shooting in Anaheim is just one in a long list of recent police brutality cases.

Notorious Astroturf Firm Nabbed Sending Forged Letters Has a New Name
With a scandal-tainted past, Bonner & Associates—the "leader in the growing field of fake grassroots"—creates a new corporate identify.

“Step Up Revolution”: Batman Turned Upside Down
This movie can be accurately classified as "proletariat dance."

Yesterday’s Romney Gaffe Was Real, Not Fabricated

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We’re Still at War: Photo of the Day for August 9, 2012

Were the Sikh Temple Killings Preventable? Right-wing extremists are on the rise—but after a conservative backlash, Homeland Security backed off.

The Hunger Wars in Our Future How the drought and rising food costs may lead to global social unrest.

How Not to Lose Every Shred of Online Data You Own

High-End Real Estate Worsens Wildfires In Colorado and the West, the most desirable real estate is also the most likely to burn.

Big Ag Spends Big Bucks to Keep GMOs in Your Food Secret Cash is pouring into California in an effort to quash a popular ballot initiative that would require labeling of GMO food.

We’re Still at War: Photo of the Day for August 6, 2012

Mother of God, Just Rent the Old “Total Recall” With futuristic Obama currency but no Mars or humor, this remake of the Schwarzenegger classic has no pulse.

Dems Nominate Anti-Gay Conspiracy Theorist for Senate Meet Mark Clayton. He's Alvin Greene 2.0.

“Killer Joe”: William Friedkin’s Bloody, Sleazy, Brilliant Trailer-Trash Opera This Texploitation flick is unstoppably depraved—and perhaps the best film of 2012 yet.

Does Cybercrime Really Cost $1 Trillion? Security software companies Symantec and McAfee are touting inflated cybercrime numbers—no doubt good for business.

IRS: Toothless. FEC: “Thoroughly Broken.” Government failures mean it's open season for renegade political groups in the 2012 elections.

Maps: The Secrets Drillers Can Hide About the Fracking in Your Backyard State-by-state analysis shows natural gas drillers can keep almost everything about their operation secret.

Top 10 Reasons These Olympics Suck Don't hate the players; hate the Games. (And the network broadcasting them.)