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Four Things Grosser Than Pink Slime
Rodents on egg conveyor belts, chickens on sex hormones, and more gross stuff in your kid's lunch.

Tom Philpott | April 18, 2012
American Muslim Alleges FBI Had a Hand in His Torture (Updated with Video)
EXCLUSIVE: Yonas Fikre believes the US government played a role in his hellish three-month detention in the United Arab Emirates.

Nick Baumann | April 17, 2012
Sorry, Haters: “Girls” Lives Up to the Hype
You don't have to be a hipster to love the new HBO series. It's a classic coming-of-age story.

Maya Dusenbery | April 14, 2012
“Lockout” Enters the So-Bad-It’s-Good Movie Pantheon
There are no words to describe...

Asawin Suebsaeng | April 13, 2012
Why Blockading Iran Could Lead to Global Disaster
Economic war will not take down the Iranian government, but it could lead to actual armed war.

Juan Cole | April 12, 2012
Cuba’s Mysterious Ultra-Deep-Water Oil Rig Surfaces
The first deep-water rig off Cuba appears to be drilling on the edge of the Florida Straits—a swift-water connector between the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean.

Julia Whitty | April 11, 2012

“Girls”: What the Hell Was HBO Thinking?
Lena Dunham's hotly anticipated series is so infuriatingly bad, it's not even worth hate-watching.

Asawin Suebsaeng | April 11, 2012
What the Afghan War Has in Common With the Vietnam War
Civilian massacres, no end in sight, and mounting public disapproval are just a start.

Tom Engelhardt | April 10, 2012
Rick Santorum’s Greatest Hits
The former Pennsylvania senator ended his long-shot presidential run on Tuesday. Here are some of our favorite memories from his campaign.

Tim Murphy | April 10, 2012
Sad About Being in the 1 Percent? There’s a Therapist for That.
OWS occupies the minds of the superrich.

Erika Eichelberger | April 10, 2012
Confessions of an Iraq War Whistleblower
The State Department fired me for telling the truth about US failures in Iraq. Here's why I don't regret it.

Peter Van Buren | April 9, 2012
Sonia Sotomayor Is Our Country’s First Disabled Supreme Court Justice
Her disability? Diabetes.

Kevin Drum | April 9, 2012
America’s Most Anti-Gay Congresswoman Also a Birther
Surprise!

Tim Murphy | April 9, 2012
How Romney Fibs—and Gets Away With It
Blame it on the media embrace of false equivalency.

David Corn | April 5, 2012
Twitter, the FBI, and You
Government officials want to data-mine social media to scan for criminal activity. But are their efforts just a complete waste of time?

Asawin Suebsaeng | April 5, 2012
Where Are the Women Writers? (ASME Edition)
The cofounder of VIDA's byline inequality survey weighs in on the dude-centric list of 2012 National Magazine Award finalists.

Adam Weinstein | April 4, 2012
The US Government Is Data Mining You
As the US Intelligence Community's already vast powers grow, your civil liberties shrink.

Tom Engelhardt | April 3, 2012
GSA Administrator Resigns Over Hiring a Clown, Other Excesses
This report on agency spending also includes blowing $3,200 on a Vegas mind reader.

Asawin Suebsaeng | April 3, 2012
This Is Your Brain on the Department of Defense
The Department of Defense has long had its eyes on emerging neuroscience technologies. Should we be worried?

Azeen Ghorayshi | April 3, 2012
WATCH: What Santorum Meant to Say [Saunders Cartoon]

Zina Saunders | April 3, 2012

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Four Things Grosser Than Pink Slime
Rodents on egg conveyor belts, chickens on sex hormones, and more gross stuff in your kid's lunch.

American Muslim Alleges FBI Had a Hand in His Torture (Updated with Video)
EXCLUSIVE: Yonas Fikre believes the US government played a role in his hellish three-month detention in the United Arab Emirates.

Sorry, Haters: “Girls” Lives Up to the Hype
You don't have to be a hipster to love the new HBO series. It's a classic coming-of-age story.

“Lockout” Enters the So-Bad-It’s-Good Movie Pantheon
There are no words to describe...

Why Blockading Iran Could Lead to Global Disaster
Economic war will not take down the Iranian government, but it could lead to actual armed war.

Cuba’s Mysterious Ultra-Deep-Water Oil Rig Surfaces
The first deep-water rig off Cuba appears to be drilling on the edge of the Florida Straits—a swift-water connector between the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean.

“Girls”: What the Hell Was HBO Thinking?
Lena Dunham's hotly anticipated series is so infuriatingly bad, it's not even worth hate-watching.

What the Afghan War Has in Common With the Vietnam War
Civilian massacres, no end in sight, and mounting public disapproval are just a start.

Rick Santorum’s Greatest Hits
The former Pennsylvania senator ended his long-shot presidential run on Tuesday. Here are some of our favorite memories from his campaign.

Sad About Being in the 1 Percent? There’s a Therapist for That.
OWS occupies the minds of the superrich.

Confessions of an Iraq War Whistleblower
The State Department fired me for telling the truth about US failures in Iraq. Here's why I don't regret it.

Sonia Sotomayor Is Our Country’s First Disabled Supreme Court Justice
Her disability? Diabetes.

America’s Most Anti-Gay Congresswoman Also a Birther
Surprise!

How Romney Fibs—and Gets Away With It
Blame it on the media embrace of false equivalency.

Twitter, the FBI, and You
Government officials want to data-mine social media to scan for criminal activity. But are their efforts just a complete waste of time?

Where Are the Women Writers? (ASME Edition)
The cofounder of VIDA's byline inequality survey weighs in on the dude-centric list of 2012 National Magazine Award finalists.

The US Government Is Data Mining You
As the US Intelligence Community's already vast powers grow, your civil liberties shrink.

GSA Administrator Resigns Over Hiring a Clown, Other Excesses
This report on agency spending also includes blowing $3,200 on a Vegas mind reader.

This Is Your Brain on the Department of Defense
The Department of Defense has long had its eyes on emerging neuroscience technologies. Should we be worried?

WATCH: What Santorum Meant to Say [Saunders Cartoon]

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Four Things Grosser Than Pink Slime Rodents on egg conveyor belts, chickens on sex hormones, and more gross stuff in your kid's lunch.

American Muslim Alleges FBI Had a Hand in His Torture (Updated with Video) EXCLUSIVE: Yonas Fikre believes the US government played a role in his hellish three-month detention in the United Arab Emirates.

Sorry, Haters: “Girls” Lives Up to the Hype You don't have to be a hipster to love the new HBO series. It's a classic coming-of-age story.

“Lockout” Enters the So-Bad-It’s-Good Movie Pantheon There are no words to describe...

Why Blockading Iran Could Lead to Global Disaster Economic war will not take down the Iranian government, but it could lead to actual armed war.

Cuba’s Mysterious Ultra-Deep-Water Oil Rig Surfaces The first deep-water rig off Cuba appears to be drilling on the edge of the Florida Straits—a swift-water connector between the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean.

“Girls”: What the Hell Was HBO Thinking? Lena Dunham's hotly anticipated series is so infuriatingly bad, it's not even worth hate-watching.

What the Afghan War Has in Common With the Vietnam War Civilian massacres, no end in sight, and mounting public disapproval are just a start.

Rick Santorum’s Greatest Hits The former Pennsylvania senator ended his long-shot presidential run on Tuesday. Here are some of our favorite memories from his campaign.

Sad About Being in the 1 Percent? There’s a Therapist for That. OWS occupies the minds of the superrich.

Confessions of an Iraq War Whistleblower The State Department fired me for telling the truth about US failures in Iraq. Here's why I don't regret it.

Sonia Sotomayor Is Our Country’s First Disabled Supreme Court Justice Her disability? Diabetes.

America’s Most Anti-Gay Congresswoman Also a Birther Surprise!

How Romney Fibs—and Gets Away With It Blame it on the media embrace of false equivalency.

Twitter, the FBI, and You Government officials want to data-mine social media to scan for criminal activity. But are their efforts just a complete waste of time?

Where Are the Women Writers? (ASME Edition) The cofounder of VIDA's byline inequality survey weighs in on the dude-centric list of 2012 National Magazine Award finalists.

The US Government Is Data Mining You As the US Intelligence Community's already vast powers grow, your civil liberties shrink.

GSA Administrator Resigns Over Hiring a Clown, Other Excesses This report on agency spending also includes blowing $3,200 on a Vegas mind reader.

This Is Your Brain on the Department of Defense The Department of Defense has long had its eyes on emerging neuroscience technologies. Should we be worried?