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This Week in Dark Money
The Obama campaign taunts Karl Rove, attack ads haunt "Game of Thrones," and more news from the campaign money trail.

Gavin Aronsen | June 22, 2012
Should Not Disclosing Your HIV Status Be a Crime?
Iowa case spotlights statutes that opponents argue are stigmatizing and ineffective.

Nicole Pasulka | June 21, 2012
The Best Protest Signs from Michigan’s “Vaginagate” Scandal
After a lawmaker is banned after talking about her vagina, Eve Ensler's "Vagina Monologues" comes to the Michigan state capitol.

Maya Dusenbery | June 20, 2012
A Case of Romnesia
Mitt Romney's long history of misremembering his past.

David Corn | June 20, 2012
How to Sweep Dark Money Out of Politics
Undoing Citizens United, the DIY guide.

Clara Jeffery and Monika Bauerlein | July/August 2012 Issue
“Rock of Ages”: Distilling 1980s Musical Godlessness Into One Big, Glitzy Mess
Numerous pop hits from the Reagan era get crammed into a bloated jukebox musical film...that is sporadically enjoyable, for what it's worth.

Asawin Suebsaeng | June 15, 2012

The New Obama Doctrine: A Six-Point Plan for Global War
Special Ops, drones, spy games, civilian soldiers, proxy fighters, and cyber warfare are the new stuff of global warfare.

Nick Turse | June 14, 2012
The George H.W. Bush Horrible HBO Documentary Drinking Game
"41," the HBO documentary on Bush Sr. makes for a terrible film—and one helluva power hour.

Asawin Suebsaeng | June 14, 2012
Space: The Mining Frontier
Private companies plan to mine the moon and asteroids, but they may face legal hurdles.

Kacey Deamer | June 12, 2012
Mitt Romney and “Sport,” a Continuing Saga
Does the GOP presidential nominee think ESPN's flagship program is called "SportCenter"?

Tim Murphy | June 12, 2012
What Has Massive Breasts, a Weak Heart, and a Lifespan of 42 Days?
The bird from whence your chicken nugget came, that's what.

Tom Philpott | June 12, 2012
“Prometheus”: Lady Pulls Octopus-Alien Out of Her Own Stomach, Amid Other Joys
Thoughts on the gripping body horror of Ridley Scott's pseudo-prequel to "Alien."

Asawin Suebsaeng | June 9, 2012
CIA Planning To Shrink Presence in Iraq, But….
The pullback would result in a 60 percent cut, yet this CIA station will remain one of the agency's largest.

Asawin Suebsaeng | June 8, 2012
The Big Business of Border Control
The border control industry in Arizona is flourishing more than ever.

Todd Miller | June 7, 2012
How the NRA and Its Allies Helped Spread Florida's Radical Gun Law Nationwide
Years before Trayvon Martin was killed, gun lobbyists conspired to give Stand Your Ground shooters immunity everywhere.

Adam Weinstein | June 7, 2012
Give Me Liberty or Give Me Depths!
The vision: floating, autonomous city-states to bring about a social "Cambrian explosion"—without taxes or pesky regulators.

Josh Harkinson | September/October 2012 Issue
Free to Be…Roadkill?
US motorcycle deaths have more than doubled since 1997. Bikers' response: Leave us alone.

Rick Schmitt | June 7, 2012
Obama Advertises His Kill List
The current administration is making no secret of the president's role in planned assassinations, but are they also using it as an election ploy?

Tom Engelhardt | June 5, 2012
How I Spent My Summer Vacation
Taking pictures of cats, plus a few other things.

Kevin Drum | June 3, 2012
Indonesia’s Ambitious Rainforest Plan Not Going So Well
Indonesia needs more than the deforestation moratorium to reach climate change goals.

Kacey Deamer | June 1, 2012

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This Week in Dark Money
The Obama campaign taunts Karl Rove, attack ads haunt "Game of Thrones," and more news from the campaign money trail.

Should Not Disclosing Your HIV Status Be a Crime?
Iowa case spotlights statutes that opponents argue are stigmatizing and ineffective.

The Best Protest Signs from Michigan’s “Vaginagate” Scandal
After a lawmaker is banned after talking about her vagina, Eve Ensler's "Vagina Monologues" comes to the Michigan state capitol.

A Case of Romnesia
Mitt Romney's long history of misremembering his past.

How to Sweep Dark Money Out of Politics
Undoing Citizens United, the DIY guide.

“Rock of Ages”: Distilling 1980s Musical Godlessness Into One Big, Glitzy Mess
Numerous pop hits from the Reagan era get crammed into a bloated jukebox musical film...that is sporadically enjoyable, for what it's worth.

The New Obama Doctrine: A Six-Point Plan for Global War
Special Ops, drones, spy games, civilian soldiers, proxy fighters, and cyber warfare are the new stuff of global warfare.

The George H.W. Bush Horrible HBO Documentary Drinking Game
"41," the HBO documentary on Bush Sr. makes for a terrible film—and one helluva power hour.

Space: The Mining Frontier
Private companies plan to mine the moon and asteroids, but they may face legal hurdles.

Mitt Romney and “Sport,” a Continuing Saga
Does the GOP presidential nominee think ESPN's flagship program is called "SportCenter"?

What Has Massive Breasts, a Weak Heart, and a Lifespan of 42 Days?
The bird from whence your chicken nugget came, that's what.

“Prometheus”: Lady Pulls Octopus-Alien Out of Her Own Stomach, Amid Other Joys
Thoughts on the gripping body horror of Ridley Scott's pseudo-prequel to "Alien."

CIA Planning To Shrink Presence in Iraq, But….
The pullback would result in a 60 percent cut, yet this CIA station will remain one of the agency's largest.

The Big Business of Border Control
The border control industry in Arizona is flourishing more than ever.

How the NRA and Its Allies Helped Spread Florida's Radical Gun Law Nationwide
Years before Trayvon Martin was killed, gun lobbyists conspired to give Stand Your Ground shooters immunity everywhere.

Give Me Liberty or Give Me Depths!
The vision: floating, autonomous city-states to bring about a social "Cambrian explosion"—without taxes or pesky regulators.

Free to Be…Roadkill?
US motorcycle deaths have more than doubled since 1997. Bikers' response: Leave us alone.

Obama Advertises His Kill List
The current administration is making no secret of the president's role in planned assassinations, but are they also using it as an election ploy?

How I Spent My Summer Vacation
Taking pictures of cats, plus a few other things.

Indonesia’s Ambitious Rainforest Plan Not Going So Well
Indonesia needs more than the deforestation moratorium to reach climate change goals.

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This Week in Dark Money The Obama campaign taunts Karl Rove, attack ads haunt "Game of Thrones," and more news from the campaign money trail.

Should Not Disclosing Your HIV Status Be a Crime? Iowa case spotlights statutes that opponents argue are stigmatizing and ineffective.

The Best Protest Signs from Michigan’s “Vaginagate” Scandal After a lawmaker is banned after talking about her vagina, Eve Ensler's "Vagina Monologues" comes to the Michigan state capitol.

A Case of Romnesia Mitt Romney's long history of misremembering his past.

How to Sweep Dark Money Out of Politics Undoing Citizens United, the DIY guide.

“Rock of Ages”: Distilling 1980s Musical Godlessness Into One Big, Glitzy Mess Numerous pop hits from the Reagan era get crammed into a bloated jukebox musical film...that is sporadically enjoyable, for what it's worth.

The New Obama Doctrine: A Six-Point Plan for Global War Special Ops, drones, spy games, civilian soldiers, proxy fighters, and cyber warfare are the new stuff of global warfare.

The George H.W. Bush Horrible HBO Documentary Drinking Game "41," the HBO documentary on Bush Sr. makes for a terrible film—and one helluva power hour.

Space: The Mining Frontier Private companies plan to mine the moon and asteroids, but they may face legal hurdles.

Mitt Romney and “Sport,” a Continuing Saga Does the GOP presidential nominee think ESPN's flagship program is called "SportCenter"?

What Has Massive Breasts, a Weak Heart, and a Lifespan of 42 Days? The bird from whence your chicken nugget came, that's what.

“Prometheus”: Lady Pulls Octopus-Alien Out of Her Own Stomach, Amid Other Joys Thoughts on the gripping body horror of Ridley Scott's pseudo-prequel to "Alien."

CIA Planning To Shrink Presence in Iraq, But…. The pullback would result in a 60 percent cut, yet this CIA station will remain one of the agency's largest.

The Big Business of Border Control The border control industry in Arizona is flourishing more than ever.

How the NRA and Its Allies Helped Spread Florida's Radical Gun Law Nationwide Years before Trayvon Martin was killed, gun lobbyists conspired to give Stand Your Ground shooters immunity everywhere.

Give Me Liberty or Give Me Depths! The vision: floating, autonomous city-states to bring about a social "Cambrian explosion"—without taxes or pesky regulators.

Free to Be…Roadkill? US motorcycle deaths have more than doubled since 1997. Bikers' response: Leave us alone.

Obama Advertises His Kill List The current administration is making no secret of the president's role in planned assassinations, but are they also using it as an election ploy?

How I Spent My Summer Vacation Taking pictures of cats, plus a few other things.

Indonesia’s Ambitious Rainforest Plan Not Going So Well Indonesia needs more than the deforestation moratorium to reach climate change goals.