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Cruises, Pheasant-Hunting Trips, and Political Donations: The 5 Skeeziest GlaxoSmithKline Perks Revealed
The pharma giant gets busted for its doctor-wooing antics.

Sydney Brownstone | July 12, 2012
NYPD Spokesman Pwned in ProPublica’s Comments
An NYPD spokesman tries to contest ProPublica's reporting on the department inflating claims of its counterterrorism effectiveness and ends up with egg on his face.

Adam Serwer | July 11, 2012
5 Surprising Ingredients Allowed in Organic Food
Just because a processed food is labeled "organic" doesn't mean you'll be able to pronounce all its ingredients.

Tom Philpott | July 11, 2012
America’s Dirtiest Beaches
Forget about Jaws. You should be worried about bacteria at your local beach. Plus: map of ratings at 200 popular beaches.

Kate Sheppard | July 9, 2012
The House That Ate the Hamptons
Is this $100 million, 110,000-square-foot spread an example of "restrained classic design" or a "[bleeping] monster"?

Dave Gilson | July 9, 2012
“Savages”: Oliver Stone Gets His Groove Back
The wild-man director's new tokers-versus-cartel thriller is a brutal and lurid good time.

Asawin Suebsaeng | July 6, 2012

What’s Happening With the Mexican Elections, Explained
As a famously corrupt party returns to power, student protests have gained steam and sparked a vote recount.

Maddie Oatman and Ian Gordon | July 6, 2012
More Data, Please
But make mine singular.

Kevin Drum | July 6, 2012
Tom’s Kitchen: Grilled Pork Tacos With Peach Salsa and Charred-Tomato Gazpacho
A high-summer meal that doesn't require you to turn on your oven or stove even once.

Tom Philpott | July 4, 2012
The Amazing Spider-#FAIL
Despite a stellar cast, the Spider-Man reboot stumbles on glaring familiarity and a dearth of kinetic energy.

Asawin Suebsaeng | July 3, 2012
Conservatives Still Freaking Out Over Roberts’ Vote
The conservative anguish over John Roberts proves just how partisan the court has become.

Adam Serwer | July 2, 2012
Romney Invested in Medical-Waste Firm That Disposed of Aborted Fetuses, Government Documents Show
And these documents challenge Romney's claim that he left Bain Capital in early 1999.

David Corn | July 2, 2012
Updated: What’s Happening With the Colorado Wildfires Explained
Your wildfire questions answered, along with photos, video, and updates on the worst fire season in Colorado history.

Tim McDonnell | June 29, 2012
How a Lone Grad Student Scooped the Government and What It Means for Your Online Privacy
The FTC is going after big tech companies with no wifi, outdated BlackBerries, and computers that can't even access the websites they're supposed to watch over.

By Peter Maass, ProPublica | June 29, 2012
Obamacare Lives. What’s Next?
The Supreme Court has upheld President Obama's signature legislative accomplishment. Here's what it all means.

Adam Serwer | June 28, 2012
An Interactive Map of the Dark-Money Universe
Click your way through the final frontier of unlimited political money.

Ben Breedlove, Tasneem Raja, Gavin Aronsen, Dave Gilson, and EJ Fox | June 27, 2012
Mapping the Battle Over Arizona-Style Immigration Laws
Which other states will feel the heat from the Supreme Court decision?

Ian Gordon | June 26, 2012
Too Big to Chug: How Our Sodas Got So Huge
Our love affair with soda has led to outrageously supersized drink sizes.

Azeen Ghorayshi | June 25, 2012
UPDATED: Extreme Weather Takes Over America
This week's weather forecast? Oh, you know: Just some heat waves in the East, flooding in the Midwest, and wildfires in the West.

Deanna Pan | June 22, 2012
Does Obama Have a Plan for Immigration Reform?
Obama's positions on immigration are far clearer than those of his Republican rival.

Adam Serwer | June 22, 2012

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Cruises, Pheasant-Hunting Trips, and Political Donations: The 5 Skeeziest GlaxoSmithKline Perks Revealed
The pharma giant gets busted for its doctor-wooing antics.

NYPD Spokesman Pwned in ProPublica’s Comments
An NYPD spokesman tries to contest ProPublica's reporting on the department inflating claims of its counterterrorism effectiveness and ends up with egg on his face.

5 Surprising Ingredients Allowed in Organic Food
Just because a processed food is labeled "organic" doesn't mean you'll be able to pronounce all its ingredients.

America’s Dirtiest Beaches
Forget about Jaws. You should be worried about bacteria at your local beach. Plus: map of ratings at 200 popular beaches.

The House That Ate the Hamptons
Is this $100 million, 110,000-square-foot spread an example of "restrained classic design" or a "[bleeping] monster"?

“Savages”: Oliver Stone Gets His Groove Back
The wild-man director's new tokers-versus-cartel thriller is a brutal and lurid good time.

What’s Happening With the Mexican Elections, Explained
As a famously corrupt party returns to power, student protests have gained steam and sparked a vote recount.

More Data, Please
But make mine singular.

Tom’s Kitchen: Grilled Pork Tacos With Peach Salsa and Charred-Tomato Gazpacho
A high-summer meal that doesn't require you to turn on your oven or stove even once.

The Amazing Spider-#FAIL
Despite a stellar cast, the Spider-Man reboot stumbles on glaring familiarity and a dearth of kinetic energy.

Conservatives Still Freaking Out Over Roberts’ Vote
The conservative anguish over John Roberts proves just how partisan the court has become.

Romney Invested in Medical-Waste Firm That Disposed of Aborted Fetuses, Government Documents Show
And these documents challenge Romney's claim that he left Bain Capital in early 1999.

Updated: What’s Happening With the Colorado Wildfires Explained
Your wildfire questions answered, along with photos, video, and updates on the worst fire season in Colorado history.

How a Lone Grad Student Scooped the Government and What It Means for Your Online Privacy
The FTC is going after big tech companies with no wifi, outdated BlackBerries, and computers that can't even access the websites they're supposed to watch over.

Obamacare Lives. What’s Next?
The Supreme Court has upheld President Obama's signature legislative accomplishment. Here's what it all means.

An Interactive Map of the Dark-Money Universe
Click your way through the final frontier of unlimited political money.

Mapping the Battle Over Arizona-Style Immigration Laws
Which other states will feel the heat from the Supreme Court decision?

Too Big to Chug: How Our Sodas Got So Huge
Our love affair with soda has led to outrageously supersized drink sizes.

UPDATED: Extreme Weather Takes Over America
This week's weather forecast? Oh, you know: Just some heat waves in the East, flooding in the Midwest, and wildfires in the West.

Does Obama Have a Plan for Immigration Reform?
Obama's positions on immigration are far clearer than those of his Republican rival.

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Cruises, Pheasant-Hunting Trips, and Political Donations: The 5 Skeeziest GlaxoSmithKline Perks Revealed The pharma giant gets busted for its doctor-wooing antics.

NYPD Spokesman Pwned in ProPublica’s Comments An NYPD spokesman tries to contest ProPublica's reporting on the department inflating claims of its counterterrorism effectiveness and ends up with egg on his face.

5 Surprising Ingredients Allowed in Organic Food Just because a processed food is labeled "organic" doesn't mean you'll be able to pronounce all its ingredients.

America’s Dirtiest Beaches Forget about Jaws. You should be worried about bacteria at your local beach. Plus: map of ratings at 200 popular beaches.

The House That Ate the Hamptons Is this $100 million, 110,000-square-foot spread an example of "restrained classic design" or a "[bleeping] monster"?

“Savages”: Oliver Stone Gets His Groove Back The wild-man director's new tokers-versus-cartel thriller is a brutal and lurid good time.

What’s Happening With the Mexican Elections, Explained As a famously corrupt party returns to power, student protests have gained steam and sparked a vote recount.

More Data, Please But make mine singular.

Tom’s Kitchen: Grilled Pork Tacos With Peach Salsa and Charred-Tomato Gazpacho A high-summer meal that doesn't require you to turn on your oven or stove even once.

The Amazing Spider-#FAIL Despite a stellar cast, the Spider-Man reboot stumbles on glaring familiarity and a dearth of kinetic energy.

Conservatives Still Freaking Out Over Roberts’ Vote The conservative anguish over John Roberts proves just how partisan the court has become.

Romney Invested in Medical-Waste Firm That Disposed of Aborted Fetuses, Government Documents Show And these documents challenge Romney's claim that he left Bain Capital in early 1999.

Updated: What’s Happening With the Colorado Wildfires Explained Your wildfire questions answered, along with photos, video, and updates on the worst fire season in Colorado history.

How a Lone Grad Student Scooped the Government and What It Means for Your Online Privacy The FTC is going after big tech companies with no wifi, outdated BlackBerries, and computers that can't even access the websites they're supposed to watch over.

Obamacare Lives. What’s Next? The Supreme Court has upheld President Obama's signature legislative accomplishment. Here's what it all means.

An Interactive Map of the Dark-Money Universe Click your way through the final frontier of unlimited political money.

Mapping the Battle Over Arizona-Style Immigration Laws Which other states will feel the heat from the Supreme Court decision?

Too Big to Chug: How Our Sodas Got So Huge Our love affair with soda has led to outrageously supersized drink sizes.

UPDATED: Extreme Weather Takes Over America This week's weather forecast? Oh, you know: Just some heat waves in the East, flooding in the Midwest, and wildfires in the West.

Does Obama Have a Plan for Immigration Reform? Obama's positions on immigration are far clearer than those of his Republican rival.