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The Immigration Hardliner Family Tree
A guide to the funders, think tanks, lawyers, and politicians behind harsh Arizona-style legislation.

Ian Gordon | March/April 2012 Issue
Google Is Dumbing Down Search, and I Don’t Like It
Instead, why not give me the choice of using whatever ranking algorithm works best for me?

Kevin Drum | February 29, 2012
Obama (Mostly) Disregards Defense Authorization Bill’s Military Custody Requirements
Obama says that on domestic military detention, he gets to make the call.

Adam Serwer | February 29, 2012
Your Daily Newt: Obama Would Make Andrew Jackson Want to Vomit
Gingrich says our seventh president would have been "enraged" by Barack Obama. This is probably true.

Tim Murphy | February 27, 2012
Iran War Watch: Oscar Night Edition
The Oscar-winning Iranian film "A Separation" is the death knell of Zionist warmongering in the United States, says Tehran's state TV.

Asawin Suebsaeng | February 27, 2012
We’re Still at War: Photo of the Day for February 27, 2012

Mother Jones | February 27, 2012

Does Dry Cleaning Cause Cancer?
The EPA says that dry cleaning's main ingredient is a "likely human carcinogen." Here's how to have wrinkle-free clothes—without the risk.

Kiera Butler | February 27, 2012
Heartland’s Tips For A Taut Tummy
The Heartland Institute's "FakeGate" campaign contains a curious distraction. And clues about why their security was so easily breached.

James West | February 25, 2012
The Making of an Agribusiness Apologist
Atrazine has no fiercer defender than author and "sustainability consultant" Jon Entine. What's behind his support for the controversial herbicide?

Tom Philpott | February 24, 2012
Lucy Lawless—a.k.a. Xena the Warrior Princess—Occupies a Shell Oil Drilling Ship
From 174 extremely windy feet in the air, Lawless tells me how her crew of Greenpeace volunteers plans to stop the Noble Discoverer from getting to Alaska.

Tasneem Raja | February 24, 2012
Occupy vs. Tea Party: The Google Smackdown
Charting the relative success of the dueling populist movements.

Josh Harkinson | February 24, 2012
We’re Still at War: Photo of the Day for February 24, 2012

Mother Jones | February 24, 2012
Alaska Releases Second Batch of Palin Emails—Without Telling Requesters
And that includes the original requester: me.

David Corn | February 23, 2012
The Lorax: Blowing Smogulous Smoke
Film version of beloved children's book partners with Mazda SUV.

Kate Sheppard | February 23, 2012
Chart: Why the GOP’s Gas Price Attack on Obama Is BS
See anything here? Like the fact that what you pay at the pump is independent of who's in office?

Michael Mechanic | February 23, 2012
Radioactive Fallout From iPhones and Flat-Screen TVs?
An Australian producer of rare earths used in cutting-edge devices says its new plant in Malaysia won't do local harm. What I found out there suggests otherwise.

Kiera Butler | February 23, 2012
Dan Savage on “It Gets Better” and Surging Santorum
The sex columnist talks about his campaign to help gay kids—and why the GOP primary results are freaking him out.

Jialu Chen | February 20, 2012
The Crazy Cost of Becoming President, From Lincoln to Obama
In 1860, it took $2.8 million to win the White House. In 2008 it took more than 260 times that. Is the presidency overpriced?

Dave Gilson | February 20, 2012
The Internet Is a Major Driver of the Growth of Cognitive Inequality
It makes dumb people dumber and smart people smarter.

Kevin Drum | February 17, 2012
Bombs Away
Conservatives in Congress say the president's policy is "reckless lunacy"—but military strategists think it's smart.

Adam Weinstein | February 17, 2012

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The Immigration Hardliner Family Tree
A guide to the funders, think tanks, lawyers, and politicians behind harsh Arizona-style legislation.

Google Is Dumbing Down Search, and I Don’t Like It
Instead, why not give me the choice of using whatever ranking algorithm works best for me?

Obama (Mostly) Disregards Defense Authorization Bill’s Military Custody Requirements
Obama says that on domestic military detention, he gets to make the call.

Your Daily Newt: Obama Would Make Andrew Jackson Want to Vomit
Gingrich says our seventh president would have been "enraged" by Barack Obama. This is probably true.

Iran War Watch: Oscar Night Edition
The Oscar-winning Iranian film "A Separation" is the death knell of Zionist warmongering in the United States, says Tehran's state TV.

We’re Still at War: Photo of the Day for February 27, 2012

Does Dry Cleaning Cause Cancer?
The EPA says that dry cleaning's main ingredient is a "likely human carcinogen." Here's how to have wrinkle-free clothes—without the risk.

Heartland’s Tips For A Taut Tummy
The Heartland Institute's "FakeGate" campaign contains a curious distraction. And clues about why their security was so easily breached.

The Making of an Agribusiness Apologist
Atrazine has no fiercer defender than author and "sustainability consultant" Jon Entine. What's behind his support for the controversial herbicide?

Lucy Lawless—a.k.a. Xena the Warrior Princess—Occupies a Shell Oil Drilling Ship
From 174 extremely windy feet in the air, Lawless tells me how her crew of Greenpeace volunteers plans to stop the Noble Discoverer from getting to Alaska.

Occupy vs. Tea Party: The Google Smackdown
Charting the relative success of the dueling populist movements.

We’re Still at War: Photo of the Day for February 24, 2012

Alaska Releases Second Batch of Palin Emails—Without Telling Requesters
And that includes the original requester: me.

The Lorax: Blowing Smogulous Smoke
Film version of beloved children's book partners with Mazda SUV.

Chart: Why the GOP’s Gas Price Attack on Obama Is BS
See anything here? Like the fact that what you pay at the pump is independent of who's in office?

Radioactive Fallout From iPhones and Flat-Screen TVs?
An Australian producer of rare earths used in cutting-edge devices says its new plant in Malaysia won't do local harm. What I found out there suggests otherwise.

Dan Savage on “It Gets Better” and Surging Santorum
The sex columnist talks about his campaign to help gay kids—and why the GOP primary results are freaking him out.

The Crazy Cost of Becoming President, From Lincoln to Obama
In 1860, it took $2.8 million to win the White House. In 2008 it took more than 260 times that. Is the presidency overpriced?

The Internet Is a Major Driver of the Growth of Cognitive Inequality
It makes dumb people dumber and smart people smarter.

Bombs Away
Conservatives in Congress say the president's policy is "reckless lunacy"—but military strategists think it's smart.

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The Immigration Hardliner Family Tree A guide to the funders, think tanks, lawyers, and politicians behind harsh Arizona-style legislation.

Google Is Dumbing Down Search, and I Don’t Like It Instead, why not give me the choice of using whatever ranking algorithm works best for me?

Obama (Mostly) Disregards Defense Authorization Bill’s Military Custody Requirements Obama says that on domestic military detention, he gets to make the call.

Your Daily Newt: Obama Would Make Andrew Jackson Want to Vomit Gingrich says our seventh president would have been "enraged" by Barack Obama. This is probably true.

Iran War Watch: Oscar Night Edition The Oscar-winning Iranian film "A Separation" is the death knell of Zionist warmongering in the United States, says Tehran's state TV.

We’re Still at War: Photo of the Day for February 27, 2012

Does Dry Cleaning Cause Cancer? The EPA says that dry cleaning's main ingredient is a "likely human carcinogen." Here's how to have wrinkle-free clothes—without the risk.

Heartland’s Tips For A Taut Tummy The Heartland Institute's "FakeGate" campaign contains a curious distraction. And clues about why their security was so easily breached.

The Making of an Agribusiness Apologist Atrazine has no fiercer defender than author and "sustainability consultant" Jon Entine. What's behind his support for the controversial herbicide?

Lucy Lawless—a.k.a. Xena the Warrior Princess—Occupies a Shell Oil Drilling Ship From 174 extremely windy feet in the air, Lawless tells me how her crew of Greenpeace volunteers plans to stop the Noble Discoverer from getting to Alaska.

Occupy vs. Tea Party: The Google Smackdown Charting the relative success of the dueling populist movements.

We’re Still at War: Photo of the Day for February 24, 2012

Alaska Releases Second Batch of Palin Emails—Without Telling Requesters And that includes the original requester: me.

The Lorax: Blowing Smogulous Smoke Film version of beloved children's book partners with Mazda SUV.

Chart: Why the GOP’s Gas Price Attack on Obama Is BS See anything here? Like the fact that what you pay at the pump is independent of who's in office?

Radioactive Fallout From iPhones and Flat-Screen TVs? An Australian producer of rare earths used in cutting-edge devices says its new plant in Malaysia won't do local harm. What I found out there suggests otherwise.

Dan Savage on “It Gets Better” and Surging Santorum The sex columnist talks about his campaign to help gay kids—and why the GOP primary results are freaking him out.

The Crazy Cost of Becoming President, From Lincoln to Obama In 1860, it took $2.8 million to win the White House. In 2008 it took more than 260 times that. Is the presidency overpriced?

The Internet Is a Major Driver of the Growth of Cognitive Inequality It makes dumb people dumber and smart people smarter.

Bombs Away Conservatives in Congress say the president's policy is "reckless lunacy"—but military strategists think it's smart.