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Scott Walker Aide Wanted Union Foe Michelle Rhee to Counter Teacher Protests, Email Shows
Rhee did stump for Walker's anti-union reforms on TV, but never made it to Wisconsin.

Andy Kroll | June 1, 2012
“Snow White and the Huntsman”: Bella Swan & Thor Do Battle With Æon Flux
For a movie full of wily, axe-wielding dwarves, it's pretty freaking bland.

Asawin Suebsaeng | June 1, 2012
“Our Elections Are Being Poisoned”
Have the dark money, front groups, and corporate cash flooding Scott Walker's recall corrupted the state of Wisconsin?

Andy Kroll | June 1, 2012
A Drone-Eat-Drone World
Why the rise of drone warfare will mean more dead civilians.

Nick Turse | May 31, 2012
Why the FDA’s “High Fructose Corn Syrup Isn’t Sugar” Verdict Doesn’t Matter
The FDA says that the corn refiners can't call their product "sugar." Who cares.

Kiera Butler | May 31, 2012
Bye-Bye, Buddy
How the ex-Louisiana Governor channeled his political and personal demons into a rabble-rousing presidential campaign.

Tina Dupuy | May 31, 2012

Pot, Hookers, and LaRouchies: Another Night in Texas
The Texas primary was pretty interesting—if you could look past the Mitt Romney part.

Tim Murphy | May 30, 2012
California Senate Primary: Welcome to Crazytown
Fourteen Republicans want a chance to run against Sen. Dianne Feinstein in November. None of them is above 2 percent in the latest primary poll.

Asawin Suebsaeng | May 30, 2012
No Disclosure, Please, We’re Contractors
A new bill would make it harder to find out about federal contractors' dark-money donations.

Gavin Aronsen | May 30, 2012
Jen Pahlka Wants to Reboot the US Government
Jen Pahlka on dumb bureaucracy, government as a vending machine, and Silicon Valley sexism.

Tasneem Raja | May/June 2012 Issue
Your War By War Memorial Day Playlist
A tribute to our men and women in uniform from the Civil War on.

Asawin Suebsaeng | May 28, 2012
“Chernobyl Diaries”: Is It Really Any More Insensitive Than Zombie Nazis?
This movie probably doesn't deserve a boycott. (Its quality, however, will keep viewers away all the same.)

Asawin Suebsaeng | May 26, 2012
Liberals’ Targeted Killing Problem
It's time for liberals to stand up against the excesses of the Obama administration's targeted killing program.

Adam Serwer | May 25, 2012
Explaining Black Voters’ Shift on Same-Sex Marriage
What does the shift in black support for same-sex marriage say about the bully pulpit?

Adam Serwer | May 25, 2012
9 Progressive Vets to Watch in the Battle for Congress
A double amputee, a cryptologist, and an Indian American doctor are among dozens of Democratic vets aiming for the House.

Adam Weinstein | May 25, 2012
What Do the World’s Most Powerful Pesticide Honchos Eat for Dinner?
In a surreal twist, I found myself breaking bread with and publicly addressing reps from the very companies I'm always writing about.

Tom Philpott | May 23, 2012
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

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Scott Walker Aide Wanted Union Foe Michelle Rhee to Counter Teacher Protests, Email Shows
Rhee did stump for Walker's anti-union reforms on TV, but never made it to Wisconsin.

“Snow White and the Huntsman”: Bella Swan & Thor Do Battle With Æon Flux
For a movie full of wily, axe-wielding dwarves, it's pretty freaking bland.

“Our Elections Are Being Poisoned”
Have the dark money, front groups, and corporate cash flooding Scott Walker's recall corrupted the state of Wisconsin?

A Drone-Eat-Drone World
Why the rise of drone warfare will mean more dead civilians.

Why the FDA’s “High Fructose Corn Syrup Isn’t Sugar” Verdict Doesn’t Matter
The FDA says that the corn refiners can't call their product "sugar." Who cares.

Bye-Bye, Buddy
How the ex-Louisiana Governor channeled his political and personal demons into a rabble-rousing presidential campaign.

Pot, Hookers, and LaRouchies: Another Night in Texas
The Texas primary was pretty interesting—if you could look past the Mitt Romney part.

California Senate Primary: Welcome to Crazytown
Fourteen Republicans want a chance to run against Sen. Dianne Feinstein in November. None of them is above 2 percent in the latest primary poll.

No Disclosure, Please, We’re Contractors
A new bill would make it harder to find out about federal contractors' dark-money donations.

Jen Pahlka Wants to Reboot the US Government
Jen Pahlka on dumb bureaucracy, government as a vending machine, and Silicon Valley sexism.

Your War By War Memorial Day Playlist
A tribute to our men and women in uniform from the Civil War on.

“Chernobyl Diaries”: Is It Really Any More Insensitive Than Zombie Nazis?
This movie probably doesn't deserve a boycott. (Its quality, however, will keep viewers away all the same.)

Liberals’ Targeted Killing Problem
It's time for liberals to stand up against the excesses of the Obama administration's targeted killing program.

Explaining Black Voters’ Shift on Same-Sex Marriage
What does the shift in black support for same-sex marriage say about the bully pulpit?

9 Progressive Vets to Watch in the Battle for Congress
A double amputee, a cryptologist, and an Indian American doctor are among dozens of Democratic vets aiming for the House.

What Do the World’s Most Powerful Pesticide Honchos Eat for Dinner?
In a surreal twist, I found myself breaking bread with and publicly addressing reps from the very companies I'm always writing about.

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!

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Scott Walker Aide Wanted Union Foe Michelle Rhee to Counter Teacher Protests, Email Shows Rhee did stump for Walker's anti-union reforms on TV, but never made it to Wisconsin.

“Snow White and the Huntsman”: Bella Swan & Thor Do Battle With Æon Flux For a movie full of wily, axe-wielding dwarves, it's pretty freaking bland.

“Our Elections Are Being Poisoned” Have the dark money, front groups, and corporate cash flooding Scott Walker's recall corrupted the state of Wisconsin?

A Drone-Eat-Drone World Why the rise of drone warfare will mean more dead civilians.

Why the FDA’s “High Fructose Corn Syrup Isn’t Sugar” Verdict Doesn’t Matter The FDA says that the corn refiners can't call their product "sugar." Who cares.

Bye-Bye, Buddy How the ex-Louisiana Governor channeled his political and personal demons into a rabble-rousing presidential campaign.

Pot, Hookers, and LaRouchies: Another Night in Texas The Texas primary was pretty interesting—if you could look past the Mitt Romney part.

California Senate Primary: Welcome to Crazytown Fourteen Republicans want a chance to run against Sen. Dianne Feinstein in November. None of them is above 2 percent in the latest primary poll.

No Disclosure, Please, We’re Contractors A new bill would make it harder to find out about federal contractors' dark-money donations.

Jen Pahlka Wants to Reboot the US Government Jen Pahlka on dumb bureaucracy, government as a vending machine, and Silicon Valley sexism.

Your War By War Memorial Day Playlist A tribute to our men and women in uniform from the Civil War on.

“Chernobyl Diaries”: Is It Really Any More Insensitive Than Zombie Nazis? This movie probably doesn't deserve a boycott. (Its quality, however, will keep viewers away all the same.)

Liberals’ Targeted Killing Problem It's time for liberals to stand up against the excesses of the Obama administration's targeted killing program.

Explaining Black Voters’ Shift on Same-Sex Marriage What does the shift in black support for same-sex marriage say about the bully pulpit?

9 Progressive Vets to Watch in the Battle for Congress A double amputee, a cryptologist, and an Indian American doctor are among dozens of Democratic vets aiming for the House.

What Do the World’s Most Powerful Pesticide Honchos Eat for Dinner? In a surreal twist, I found myself breaking bread with and publicly addressing reps from the very companies I'm always writing about.

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!