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Better Grad Students, Please

Kevin Drum | February 17, 2012
Why I Don’t Want Target To Know Quite So Much About Me
It's not Target, really. It's everyone else they sell their customer data to.

Kevin Drum | February 16, 2012
The .000063% Election
How American politics became the politics of the superrich.

Ari Berman | February 16, 2012
Maps: Red States Take More From Washington Than They Put In
Even as Republicans gripe about deficit spending, their states get 30 cents more federal spending per tax dollar than their Democratic neighbors.

Dave Gilson | February 16, 2012
17 European Countries Force Transgender Sterilization (Map)
Sweden just caused an uproar—but if you're trans elsewhere in Europe, sterilizing surgery may be your only way to get an ID.

Nicole Pasulka | February 16, 2012
The Obama Coalition Is Magically Reassembling Before Our Eyes
Everyone who voted for him in 2008 is apparently getting ready to do so again in 2012.

Kevin Drum | February 15, 2012

5 Things You Might Have Missed in Obama’s Proposed 2013 Budget
Arab Spring nations get earmarks, NASA kinda gets the screws, Saturday mail delivery is on the chopping block, and more.

Asawin Suebsaeng | February 14, 2012
Down With the White Pages!
Who needs them in an era of Google, email, and social media?

Kevin Drum | February 14, 2012
Are Apple’s New China Auditors Toothless Tigers?
Dispatching "independent" inspectors in Chinese factories dodges Apple's fundamental problem.

Andy Kroll | February 14, 2012
Should Idiots Be Allowed to Regulate the Internet?
They will, whether you like it or not. And they might be more successful than you think.

Kevin Drum | February 14, 2012
Think You’re a Virtuous Valentine? Think Again.
Rushing out for a last-minute gift for a lover? Beware–the industries behind flowers, chocolate, and greeting cards are rife with lousy environmental and labor practices.

Hannah Levintova | February 14, 2012
We’re Still at War: Photo of the Day for February 14, 2012

Mother Jones | February 14, 2012
We’re Still at War: Photo of the Day for February 13, 2012

Mother Jones | February 13, 2012
It’s the Wealth Gap, Stupid
Why the truly alarming economic trend is not income inequality.

Reid Cramer | February 13, 2012
Exclusive: Marines’ Nazi-Flag Whistleblower Comes Forward
An Iraq vet, now a Holocaust expert, explains why he exposed Marines' use of an SS flag.

Adam Weinstein | February 11, 2012
Dr. Gingrich and Mr. Newt
The split political personalities of the former House speaker.

David Corn | February 10, 2012
The Mystery of Exploding Pig Poop
First, strange "manure foam" started appearing on industrial hog farms. Then it started blowing up.

Tom Philpott | February 9, 2012
EPA to Cruise and Cargo Ships: No More Dumping on California’s Coasts
What a new sewage ban, the largest of its kind in the country, will mean for the state's densely populated coastline.

Jaeah Lee | February 9, 2012
Al Qaeda and The Whales
Yes, there is a connection there.

Asawin Suebsaeng | February 9, 2012
Tracking the Secret War on Iran
Assassinations, explosions, cyberattacks, plane crashes: A time line of the mysterious battle raging over Iran's nuclear program.

Hamed Aleaziz | February 9, 2012

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Better Grad Students, Please

Why I Don’t Want Target To Know Quite So Much About Me
It's not Target, really. It's everyone else they sell their customer data to.

The .000063% Election
How American politics became the politics of the superrich.

Maps: Red States Take More From Washington Than They Put In
Even as Republicans gripe about deficit spending, their states get 30 cents more federal spending per tax dollar than their Democratic neighbors.

17 European Countries Force Transgender Sterilization (Map)
Sweden just caused an uproar—but if you're trans elsewhere in Europe, sterilizing surgery may be your only way to get an ID.

The Obama Coalition Is Magically Reassembling Before Our Eyes
Everyone who voted for him in 2008 is apparently getting ready to do so again in 2012.

5 Things You Might Have Missed in Obama’s Proposed 2013 Budget
Arab Spring nations get earmarks, NASA kinda gets the screws, Saturday mail delivery is on the chopping block, and more.

Down With the White Pages!
Who needs them in an era of Google, email, and social media?

Are Apple’s New China Auditors Toothless Tigers?
Dispatching "independent" inspectors in Chinese factories dodges Apple's fundamental problem.

Should Idiots Be Allowed to Regulate the Internet?
They will, whether you like it or not. And they might be more successful than you think.

Think You’re a Virtuous Valentine? Think Again.
Rushing out for a last-minute gift for a lover? Beware–the industries behind flowers, chocolate, and greeting cards are rife with lousy environmental and labor practices.

We’re Still at War: Photo of the Day for February 14, 2012

We’re Still at War: Photo of the Day for February 13, 2012

It’s the Wealth Gap, Stupid
Why the truly alarming economic trend is not income inequality.

Exclusive: Marines’ Nazi-Flag Whistleblower Comes Forward
An Iraq vet, now a Holocaust expert, explains why he exposed Marines' use of an SS flag.

Dr. Gingrich and Mr. Newt
The split political personalities of the former House speaker.

The Mystery of Exploding Pig Poop
First, strange "manure foam" started appearing on industrial hog farms. Then it started blowing up.

EPA to Cruise and Cargo Ships: No More Dumping on California’s Coasts
What a new sewage ban, the largest of its kind in the country, will mean for the state's densely populated coastline.

Al Qaeda and The Whales
Yes, there is a connection there.

Tracking the Secret War on Iran
Assassinations, explosions, cyberattacks, plane crashes: A time line of the mysterious battle raging over Iran's nuclear program.

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Better Grad Students, Please

Why I Don’t Want Target To Know Quite So Much About Me It's not Target, really. It's everyone else they sell their customer data to.

The .000063% Election How American politics became the politics of the superrich.

Maps: Red States Take More From Washington Than They Put In Even as Republicans gripe about deficit spending, their states get 30 cents more federal spending per tax dollar than their Democratic neighbors.

17 European Countries Force Transgender Sterilization (Map) Sweden just caused an uproar—but if you're trans elsewhere in Europe, sterilizing surgery may be your only way to get an ID.

The Obama Coalition Is Magically Reassembling Before Our Eyes Everyone who voted for him in 2008 is apparently getting ready to do so again in 2012.

5 Things You Might Have Missed in Obama’s Proposed 2013 Budget Arab Spring nations get earmarks, NASA kinda gets the screws, Saturday mail delivery is on the chopping block, and more.

Down With the White Pages! Who needs them in an era of Google, email, and social media?

Are Apple’s New China Auditors Toothless Tigers? Dispatching "independent" inspectors in Chinese factories dodges Apple's fundamental problem.

Should Idiots Be Allowed to Regulate the Internet? They will, whether you like it or not. And they might be more successful than you think.

Think You’re a Virtuous Valentine? Think Again. Rushing out for a last-minute gift for a lover? Beware–the industries behind flowers, chocolate, and greeting cards are rife with lousy environmental and labor practices.

We’re Still at War: Photo of the Day for February 14, 2012

We’re Still at War: Photo of the Day for February 13, 2012

It’s the Wealth Gap, Stupid Why the truly alarming economic trend is not income inequality.

Exclusive: Marines’ Nazi-Flag Whistleblower Comes Forward An Iraq vet, now a Holocaust expert, explains why he exposed Marines' use of an SS flag.

Dr. Gingrich and Mr. Newt The split political personalities of the former House speaker.

The Mystery of Exploding Pig Poop First, strange "manure foam" started appearing on industrial hog farms. Then it started blowing up.

EPA to Cruise and Cargo Ships: No More Dumping on California’s Coasts What a new sewage ban, the largest of its kind in the country, will mean for the state's densely populated coastline.

Al Qaeda and The Whales Yes, there is a connection there.

Tracking the Secret War on Iran Assassinations, explosions, cyberattacks, plane crashes: A time line of the mysterious battle raging over Iran's nuclear program.