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It Doesn’t Matter if We Make It, Only Whether We Can Trade It

Kevin Drum | January 27, 2012
“The Grey”: So Much More Than Liam Neeson Brutalizing Wolves
Director Joe Carnahan's latest film is way smarter than its wolf-clobbering promo materials would lead you to believe.

Asawin Suebsaeng | January 27, 2012
The End of Privacy
Google's new privacy policy is a sign of what's to come.

Kevin Drum | January 27, 2012
Santorum Trashes Public Colleges, Then Stumps at One
Santorum tries to rally students at Florida State University—right after blasting public colleges for "left-wing indoctrination."

Adam Weinstein | January 26, 2012
Why Climate Change Will Make You Love Big Government
As climate change gets worse, only governments will have the capacity to deal with the catastrophes it creates.

Christian Parenti | January 26, 2012
8 Things to Know About the Navy SEAL Raid in Somalia
The growth of special ops, Somali humanitarian groups, drugs, a pre-State-of-the-Union hat tip, and more.

Asawin Suebsaeng | January 25, 2012

Google Decides Evil Not So Bad After All

Kevin Drum | January 25, 2012
We’re Number One in Global Weapons Sales
But at what cost to ourselves and the rest of the world?

William Astore | January 24, 2012
Candidates Hate Super-PACs (But Love Them, Too)
Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich say they're a "disaster" and "totally irresponsible"—when they're the ones being attacked.

Gavin Aronsen | January 24, 2012
SOPA Aftermath: Winners and Losers
It's all over but the shouting. Who won 2012's big online-privacy fight—and who came out hurting?

Nick Baumann and Siddhartha Mahanta | January 23, 2012
Calculator: How Does Your Grocery Spending Compare To Food Stamps?
See how your grocery bill compares to other families'—and the average food-stamp allotment.

Kiera Butler and Tasneem Raja | January 23, 2012
Debate Night: Showdown in South Carolina
With just one more day of campaigning before South Carolina voters head to the polls, the remaining GOP candidates faced off in another—perhaps final—debate.

—By the Mother Jones news team | January 20, 2012
Poll: Gingrich Rising In South Carolina, Fueled By Debate Performance
South Carolina Republicans are feeling the Newtmentum.

Adam Serwer | January 19, 2012
New Study: It’s Still Not Okay to Drink Alcohol While Pregnant
A recently published study further maps out what kind of damage alcohol does to the fetus during specific trimesters.

Asawin Suebsaeng | January 19, 2012
#SOPA Jokes
Today, lots of websites are in a self-imposed "blackout" to show what SOPA might do to the Internet if it passes. And on Twitter, tweeps have invented their own SOPA early-warning system. Check it out:

Nicole Pasulka | January 18, 2012
Paula Deen Hawks a Dubious Diabetes Drug
Nobody should be mocked for a medical condition. Shilling for questionable Big Pharma products is another story.

Tom Philpott | January 18, 2012
SOPA Visualized
Why SOPA sucks, in four minutes.

Julia Whitty | January 18, 2012
Dodd to Internet: You And Your Blackout Can Drop Dead
Chris Dodd isn't a fan of collective action on the Internet.

Siddhartha Mahanta | January 17, 2012
To Understand Tensions Between the US and Iran, Follow the Money
The new US sanctions against Iran aren't about nuclear weapons as much as they're about money.

Pepe Escobar | January 17, 2012
Politicians Kissing Babies: A Short History
From Andrew Jackson to Barack Obama, a cheeky timeline of a revered and reviled American political custom.

Dave Gilson | January 17, 2012

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It Doesn’t Matter if We Make It, Only Whether We Can Trade It

“The Grey”: So Much More Than Liam Neeson Brutalizing Wolves
Director Joe Carnahan's latest film is way smarter than its wolf-clobbering promo materials would lead you to believe.

The End of Privacy
Google's new privacy policy is a sign of what's to come.

Santorum Trashes Public Colleges, Then Stumps at One
Santorum tries to rally students at Florida State University—right after blasting public colleges for "left-wing indoctrination."

Why Climate Change Will Make You Love Big Government
As climate change gets worse, only governments will have the capacity to deal with the catastrophes it creates.

8 Things to Know About the Navy SEAL Raid in Somalia
The growth of special ops, Somali humanitarian groups, drugs, a pre-State-of-the-Union hat tip, and more.

Google Decides Evil Not So Bad After All

We’re Number One in Global Weapons Sales
But at what cost to ourselves and the rest of the world?

Candidates Hate Super-PACs (But Love Them, Too)
Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich say they're a "disaster" and "totally irresponsible"—when they're the ones being attacked.

SOPA Aftermath: Winners and Losers
It's all over but the shouting. Who won 2012's big online-privacy fight—and who came out hurting?

Calculator: How Does Your Grocery Spending Compare To Food Stamps?
See how your grocery bill compares to other families'—and the average food-stamp allotment.

Debate Night: Showdown in South Carolina
With just one more day of campaigning before South Carolina voters head to the polls, the remaining GOP candidates faced off in another—perhaps final—debate.

Poll: Gingrich Rising In South Carolina, Fueled By Debate Performance
South Carolina Republicans are feeling the Newtmentum.

New Study: It’s Still Not Okay to Drink Alcohol While Pregnant
A recently published study further maps out what kind of damage alcohol does to the fetus during specific trimesters.

#SOPA Jokes
Today, lots of websites are in a self-imposed "blackout" to show what SOPA might do to the Internet if it passes. And on Twitter, tweeps have invented their own SOPA early-warning system. Check it out:

Paula Deen Hawks a Dubious Diabetes Drug
Nobody should be mocked for a medical condition. Shilling for questionable Big Pharma products is another story.

SOPA Visualized
Why SOPA sucks, in four minutes.

Dodd to Internet: You And Your Blackout Can Drop Dead
Chris Dodd isn't a fan of collective action on the Internet.

To Understand Tensions Between the US and Iran, Follow the Money
The new US sanctions against Iran aren't about nuclear weapons as much as they're about money.

Politicians Kissing Babies: A Short History
From Andrew Jackson to Barack Obama, a cheeky timeline of a revered and reviled American political custom.

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It Doesn’t Matter if We Make It, Only Whether We Can Trade It

“The Grey”: So Much More Than Liam Neeson Brutalizing Wolves Director Joe Carnahan's latest film is way smarter than its wolf-clobbering promo materials would lead you to believe.

The End of Privacy Google's new privacy policy is a sign of what's to come.

Santorum Trashes Public Colleges, Then Stumps at One Santorum tries to rally students at Florida State University—right after blasting public colleges for "left-wing indoctrination."

Why Climate Change Will Make You Love Big Government As climate change gets worse, only governments will have the capacity to deal with the catastrophes it creates.

8 Things to Know About the Navy SEAL Raid in Somalia The growth of special ops, Somali humanitarian groups, drugs, a pre-State-of-the-Union hat tip, and more.

Google Decides Evil Not So Bad After All

We’re Number One in Global Weapons Sales But at what cost to ourselves and the rest of the world?

Candidates Hate Super-PACs (But Love Them, Too) Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich say they're a "disaster" and "totally irresponsible"—when they're the ones being attacked.

SOPA Aftermath: Winners and Losers It's all over but the shouting. Who won 2012's big online-privacy fight—and who came out hurting?

Calculator: How Does Your Grocery Spending Compare To Food Stamps? See how your grocery bill compares to other families'—and the average food-stamp allotment.

Debate Night: Showdown in South Carolina With just one more day of campaigning before South Carolina voters head to the polls, the remaining GOP candidates faced off in another—perhaps final—debate.

Poll: Gingrich Rising In South Carolina, Fueled By Debate Performance South Carolina Republicans are feeling the Newtmentum.

New Study: It’s Still Not Okay to Drink Alcohol While Pregnant A recently published study further maps out what kind of damage alcohol does to the fetus during specific trimesters.

#SOPA Jokes Today, lots of websites are in a self-imposed "blackout" to show what SOPA might do to the Internet if it passes. And on Twitter, tweeps have invented their own SOPA early-warning system. Check it out:

Paula Deen Hawks a Dubious Diabetes Drug Nobody should be mocked for a medical condition. Shilling for questionable Big Pharma products is another story.

SOPA Visualized Why SOPA sucks, in four minutes.

Dodd to Internet: You And Your Blackout Can Drop Dead Chris Dodd isn't a fan of collective action on the Internet.

To Understand Tensions Between the US and Iran, Follow the Money The new US sanctions against Iran aren't about nuclear weapons as much as they're about money.

Politicians Kissing Babies: A Short History From Andrew Jackson to Barack Obama, a cheeky timeline of a revered and reviled American political custom.