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Jennifer Johns’ Hip-Hop Food Fight
This Bay Area rapper is a vocal powerhouse, in more ways than one.

Hannah Levintova | December 12, 2011
Internal Review Dings World Bank’s Funding of Massive Coal Plant

Kate Sheppard | December 9, 2011
Your Daily Newt: Speaker of the Yurt
The Republican Revolution was such a success, Newt Gingrich decided to take it to Mongolia.

Tim Murphy | December 9, 2011
The Death of Style

Kevin Drum | December 9, 2011
What Newt Gingrich Isn’t Telling You About His Literacy Program
The GOP candidate holds up his old nonprofit, Earning by Learning, as a way to teach kids the value of a buck. Here's what he doesn't mention.

Tim Murphy | December 7, 2011
Attack of the Mammoth Clones?
Teams of Japanese and Russian scientists see a real shot at cloning an animal that has been extinct for roughly 10,000 years.

Asawin Suebsaeng | December 6, 2011

Occupy Movement Targets Foreclosed Properties
And I accompany a squat team hoping to "liberate" vacant NYC housing units.

Josh Harkinson | December 6, 2011
Gun Owners Take On Newt Gingrich
Activists in the former Speaker's home state aren't happy about his record on guns.

Tim Murphy | December 5, 2011
18 Drinking Songs to Toast the End of Prohibition
The 18th Amendment was repealed 78 years ago today, so raise a glass and sing.

Asawin Suebsaeng | December 5, 2011
Occupy Calendar: Check Out #OWS’ Jam-Packed Schedule
A march on Washington, a port blockade, a national day of squatting—and that's just this month.

Tasneem Raja | December 5, 2011
A Zagat-Style Guide for Ethical Diners
This will make you think twice before calling in your next reservation at Nobu.

Jaeah Lee | December 5, 2011
Budget Crunch Ruins the CIA Party Scene
What's the latest economic casualty? The Central Intelligence Agency's swingin' year-end mixers.

Asawin Suebsaeng | December 2, 2011
UK Crematorium to Generate, Sell Energy Made From Dead People
Think "Sweeney Todd," but for alternative-energy enthusiasts.

Asawin Suebsaeng | December 1, 2011
“They’re Holding Us Hostage!”
Show up on the sidewalk outside an Obama fundraiser, and the NYPD might not let you leave.

Josh Harkinson | December 1, 2011
National Review Backs the Payroll Tax Cut
Hint: Not because it helps Democrats.

Siddhartha Mahanta | November 30, 2011
Map: Is Adultery Illegal?
A state-by-state guide to adultery laws.

Tim Murphy | November 29, 2011
Some of Barney Frank’s Best Lines (and Worst Moments)
As the Democratic congressman calls it quits, here's a collection of some of his cleverest lines (and his not-so-awesome moments).

Asawin Suebsaeng | November 28, 2011
Did BP Oil Make Shrimp Lose Their Eyes?
In the wake of BP spill, shrimp populations have plunged—and reports of a disturbing condition have arisen.

Tom Philpott | November 23, 2011
Top Cain Aide Banned From Securities Industry
The curious résumé of top Cain campaign aide Jamie Brazil.

Tim Murphy | November 23, 2011
Another GOP Debate? You Betcha!
Lies, racial profiling, immigration, and more lies at the Republicans' national security debate.

—By the Mother Jones news team | November 23, 2011

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Jennifer Johns’ Hip-Hop Food Fight
This Bay Area rapper is a vocal powerhouse, in more ways than one.

Internal Review Dings World Bank’s Funding of Massive Coal Plant

Your Daily Newt: Speaker of the Yurt
The Republican Revolution was such a success, Newt Gingrich decided to take it to Mongolia.

The Death of Style

What Newt Gingrich Isn’t Telling You About His Literacy Program
The GOP candidate holds up his old nonprofit, Earning by Learning, as a way to teach kids the value of a buck. Here's what he doesn't mention.

Attack of the Mammoth Clones?
Teams of Japanese and Russian scientists see a real shot at cloning an animal that has been extinct for roughly 10,000 years.

Occupy Movement Targets Foreclosed Properties
And I accompany a squat team hoping to "liberate" vacant NYC housing units.

Gun Owners Take On Newt Gingrich
Activists in the former Speaker's home state aren't happy about his record on guns.

18 Drinking Songs to Toast the End of Prohibition
The 18th Amendment was repealed 78 years ago today, so raise a glass and sing.

Occupy Calendar: Check Out #OWS’ Jam-Packed Schedule
A march on Washington, a port blockade, a national day of squatting—and that's just this month.

A Zagat-Style Guide for Ethical Diners
This will make you think twice before calling in your next reservation at Nobu.

Budget Crunch Ruins the CIA Party Scene
What's the latest economic casualty? The Central Intelligence Agency's swingin' year-end mixers.

UK Crematorium to Generate, Sell Energy Made From Dead People
Think "Sweeney Todd," but for alternative-energy enthusiasts.

“They’re Holding Us Hostage!”
Show up on the sidewalk outside an Obama fundraiser, and the NYPD might not let you leave.

National Review Backs the Payroll Tax Cut
Hint: Not because it helps Democrats.

Map: Is Adultery Illegal?
A state-by-state guide to adultery laws.

Some of Barney Frank’s Best Lines (and Worst Moments)
As the Democratic congressman calls it quits, here's a collection of some of his cleverest lines (and his not-so-awesome moments).

Did BP Oil Make Shrimp Lose Their Eyes?
In the wake of BP spill, shrimp populations have plunged—and reports of a disturbing condition have arisen.

Top Cain Aide Banned From Securities Industry
The curious résumé of top Cain campaign aide Jamie Brazil.

Another GOP Debate? You Betcha!
Lies, racial profiling, immigration, and more lies at the Republicans' national security debate.

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Jennifer Johns’ Hip-Hop Food Fight This Bay Area rapper is a vocal powerhouse, in more ways than one.

Internal Review Dings World Bank’s Funding of Massive Coal Plant

Your Daily Newt: Speaker of the Yurt The Republican Revolution was such a success, Newt Gingrich decided to take it to Mongolia.

The Death of Style

What Newt Gingrich Isn’t Telling You About His Literacy Program The GOP candidate holds up his old nonprofit, Earning by Learning, as a way to teach kids the value of a buck. Here's what he doesn't mention.

Attack of the Mammoth Clones? Teams of Japanese and Russian scientists see a real shot at cloning an animal that has been extinct for roughly 10,000 years.

Occupy Movement Targets Foreclosed Properties And I accompany a squat team hoping to "liberate" vacant NYC housing units.

Gun Owners Take On Newt Gingrich Activists in the former Speaker's home state aren't happy about his record on guns.

18 Drinking Songs to Toast the End of Prohibition The 18th Amendment was repealed 78 years ago today, so raise a glass and sing.

Occupy Calendar: Check Out #OWS’ Jam-Packed Schedule A march on Washington, a port blockade, a national day of squatting—and that's just this month.

A Zagat-Style Guide for Ethical Diners This will make you think twice before calling in your next reservation at Nobu.

Budget Crunch Ruins the CIA Party Scene What's the latest economic casualty? The Central Intelligence Agency's swingin' year-end mixers.

UK Crematorium to Generate, Sell Energy Made From Dead People Think "Sweeney Todd," but for alternative-energy enthusiasts.

“They’re Holding Us Hostage!” Show up on the sidewalk outside an Obama fundraiser, and the NYPD might not let you leave.

National Review Backs the Payroll Tax Cut Hint: Not because it helps Democrats.

Map: Is Adultery Illegal? A state-by-state guide to adultery laws.

Some of Barney Frank’s Best Lines (and Worst Moments) As the Democratic congressman calls it quits, here's a collection of some of his cleverest lines (and his not-so-awesome moments).

Did BP Oil Make Shrimp Lose Their Eyes? In the wake of BP spill, shrimp populations have plunged—and reports of a disturbing condition have arisen.

Top Cain Aide Banned From Securities Industry The curious résumé of top Cain campaign aide Jamie Brazil.

Another GOP Debate? You Betcha! Lies, racial profiling, immigration, and more lies at the Republicans' national security debate.