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Apple Dumps Coal—Sort Of
Apple has committed meeting the electricity needs of its new energy-guzzling data center with 100 percent renewable energy by the end of this year, but does that really mean it's saying goodbye to coal?

Azeen Ghorayshi | May 22, 2012
Is Congress Really Authorizing US Propaganda at Home?
Progressives are worked up over a new "brainwashing" law for misguided reasons.

Adam Weinstein | May 22, 2012
Want to Ditch Citizens United? A DIY Guide
Pick your own path to an America without super-PACs.

Dave Gilson, Jaeah Lee, Gavin Aronsen, and Ben Breedlove | May 21, 2012
Could Citizens United Be Toast in Just Two Months?
A reform group claims it's possible, thanks to its secret legal weapon: the 11th Amendment!

Gavin Aronsen | May 21, 2012
Romney, Obama, and Voters: It’s Complicated
Are voters torn between the guy they like better and the fellow they hope could do more for the economy?

David Corn | May 21, 2012
The 43 Most Metrosexual Presidents of All Time
A complete guide.

Tim Murphy | May 18, 2012

They Finally (!!) Made a Movie Based On Battleship…
...and it just so happens to be the most glowingly patriotic thing in theaters right now.

Asawin Suebsaeng | May 18, 2012
Remember Stuxnet? Why the US is Still Vulnerable
What's being done to protect our energy infrastructure from the threat of cyber attacks?

Megha Rajagopalan, ProPublica | May 18, 2012
The Few. The Proud. The Afflicted.
Exposed to poisoned water at Camp Lejeune, these vets may hold the key to a scourge that kills some 40,000 American women—and a few hundred men—per year.

Florence Williams | May/June 2012 Issue
Carl Levin Wants to Preserve Indefinite Detention of US Citizens As an Option
A bipartisan effort to ensure trials for people suspected of terrorism is running into trouble.

Adam Serwer | May 16, 2012
“The Dictator”: A Qaddafi-Inspired Rom-Com Filled With Pubic-Hair Jokes
Sacha Baron Cohen's uneven comedy still confirms his status as a master satirist.

Asawin Suebsaeng | May 16, 2012
George "Macaca" Allen Is Back in the Game
Six years after flaming out in a viral video clip, George "Macaca" Allen has emerged from the wilderness. But will Virginia voters take him back?

Tim Murphy | May/June 2012 Issue
“Dark Shadows” May Imperil Tim Burton’s AC/DC Status
The director's patented formula gets another workout, featuring Johnny Depp as a goofy-ass '70s vampire.

Asawin Suebsaeng | May 11, 2012
What If You Could Write Just One Thing a Year?
A new mailing list gives people the chance to shout from the e-rooftops once every 364 days.

Tasneem Raja | May 11, 2012
Map: The State of Marriage Equality in America
Where in the United States do gay people have the right to get hitched?

Samantha Oltman | May 10, 2012
Why Washington Needs Dick Lugar
Not because moderate Republicans are nearly extinct, but because the voted-out senator was serious when it came to forging foreign-policy compromises.

David Corn | May 9, 2012
We’re Still at War: Photo of the Day for May 8, 2012

Mother Jones | May 8, 2012
WTF Is Going on With Peru’s Dolphins and Pelicans?
Thousands of dead dolphins and seabirds have led Peru to suggest residents and tourists stay away from its northern beaches.

Julia Whitty | May 7, 2012
Buzz Bissinger’s Trip
The "Friday Night Lights" author on his new book, Twitter rampages, and raising a disabled son.

Maddie Oatman | May/June 2012 Issue
“A Queer and Pleasant Danger”: Kate Bornstein, Trans Scientology Survivor
The iconic "gender outlaw" on escaping the Church of Scientology and talking transgender rights on MSNBC.

Nicole Pasulka | May 5, 2012

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Apple Dumps Coal—Sort Of
Apple has committed meeting the electricity needs of its new energy-guzzling data center with 100 percent renewable energy by the end of this year, but does that really mean it's saying goodbye to coal?

Is Congress Really Authorizing US Propaganda at Home?
Progressives are worked up over a new "brainwashing" law for misguided reasons.

Want to Ditch Citizens United? A DIY Guide
Pick your own path to an America without super-PACs.

Could Citizens United Be Toast in Just Two Months?
A reform group claims it's possible, thanks to its secret legal weapon: the 11th Amendment!

Romney, Obama, and Voters: It’s Complicated
Are voters torn between the guy they like better and the fellow they hope could do more for the economy?

The 43 Most Metrosexual Presidents of All Time
A complete guide.

They Finally (!!) Made a Movie Based On Battleship…
...and it just so happens to be the most glowingly patriotic thing in theaters right now.

Remember Stuxnet? Why the US is Still Vulnerable
What's being done to protect our energy infrastructure from the threat of cyber attacks?

The Few. The Proud. The Afflicted.
Exposed to poisoned water at Camp Lejeune, these vets may hold the key to a scourge that kills some 40,000 American women—and a few hundred men—per year.

Carl Levin Wants to Preserve Indefinite Detention of US Citizens As an Option
A bipartisan effort to ensure trials for people suspected of terrorism is running into trouble.

“The Dictator”: A Qaddafi-Inspired Rom-Com Filled With Pubic-Hair Jokes
Sacha Baron Cohen's uneven comedy still confirms his status as a master satirist.

George "Macaca" Allen Is Back in the Game
Six years after flaming out in a viral video clip, George "Macaca" Allen has emerged from the wilderness. But will Virginia voters take him back?

“Dark Shadows” May Imperil Tim Burton’s AC/DC Status
The director's patented formula gets another workout, featuring Johnny Depp as a goofy-ass '70s vampire.

What If You Could Write Just One Thing a Year?
A new mailing list gives people the chance to shout from the e-rooftops once every 364 days.

Map: The State of Marriage Equality in America
Where in the United States do gay people have the right to get hitched?

Why Washington Needs Dick Lugar
Not because moderate Republicans are nearly extinct, but because the voted-out senator was serious when it came to forging foreign-policy compromises.

We’re Still at War: Photo of the Day for May 8, 2012

WTF Is Going on With Peru’s Dolphins and Pelicans?
Thousands of dead dolphins and seabirds have led Peru to suggest residents and tourists stay away from its northern beaches.

Buzz Bissinger’s Trip
The "Friday Night Lights" author on his new book, Twitter rampages, and raising a disabled son.

“A Queer and Pleasant Danger”: Kate Bornstein, Trans Scientology Survivor
The iconic "gender outlaw" on escaping the Church of Scientology and talking transgender rights on MSNBC.

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Apple Dumps Coal—Sort Of Apple has committed meeting the electricity needs of its new energy-guzzling data center with 100 percent renewable energy by the end of this year, but does that really mean it's saying goodbye to coal?

Is Congress Really Authorizing US Propaganda at Home? Progressives are worked up over a new "brainwashing" law for misguided reasons.

Want to Ditch Citizens United? A DIY Guide Pick your own path to an America without super-PACs.

Could Citizens United Be Toast in Just Two Months? A reform group claims it's possible, thanks to its secret legal weapon: the 11th Amendment!

Romney, Obama, and Voters: It’s Complicated Are voters torn between the guy they like better and the fellow they hope could do more for the economy?

The 43 Most Metrosexual Presidents of All Time A complete guide.

They Finally (!!) Made a Movie Based On Battleship… ...and it just so happens to be the most glowingly patriotic thing in theaters right now.

Remember Stuxnet? Why the US is Still Vulnerable What's being done to protect our energy infrastructure from the threat of cyber attacks?

The Few. The Proud. The Afflicted. Exposed to poisoned water at Camp Lejeune, these vets may hold the key to a scourge that kills some 40,000 American women—and a few hundred men—per year.

Carl Levin Wants to Preserve Indefinite Detention of US Citizens As an Option A bipartisan effort to ensure trials for people suspected of terrorism is running into trouble.

“The Dictator”: A Qaddafi-Inspired Rom-Com Filled With Pubic-Hair Jokes Sacha Baron Cohen's uneven comedy still confirms his status as a master satirist.

George "Macaca" Allen Is Back in the Game Six years after flaming out in a viral video clip, George "Macaca" Allen has emerged from the wilderness. But will Virginia voters take him back?

“Dark Shadows” May Imperil Tim Burton’s AC/DC Status The director's patented formula gets another workout, featuring Johnny Depp as a goofy-ass '70s vampire.

What If You Could Write Just One Thing a Year? A new mailing list gives people the chance to shout from the e-rooftops once every 364 days.

Map: The State of Marriage Equality in America Where in the United States do gay people have the right to get hitched?

Why Washington Needs Dick Lugar Not because moderate Republicans are nearly extinct, but because the voted-out senator was serious when it came to forging foreign-policy compromises.