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Behind the GOP’s Sudden Civil Rights Crusade
Republicans have abruptly embraced anti-discrimination laws—for fetuses.

Stephanie Mencimer | December 27, 2011
The Itsy Bitsy Curbside Bus Market

Kevin Drum | December 26, 2011
Your Daily Newt: Boycotting Banks to Defend Nude Photos
Newt Gingrich was for occupations before he was against them.

Tim Murphy | December 23, 2011
The Worst (and Best) War-on-Xmas News of 2011
Here's your media highlight reel for one strange and delightful Chrismahanukwanzica season.

Asawin Suebsaeng | December 22, 2011
Romney On Bin Laden: All Over The Map
From abortion to health care to immigration to Iraq, Romney's shifting positions on Bin Laden track with his tendency to adopt whatever position is most politically convenient at the moment.

Adam Serwer | December 22, 2011
How Democrats Fooled California’s Redistricting Commission
The once-a-decade redistricting process is supposed to ensure that every citizen's vote counts equally. Not this time.

— By Olga Pierce and Jeff Larson, ProPublica | December 22, 2011

EPA Delivers Holiday Gift: New Mercury Rules
The air you breathe will now come with less toxic pollution.

Kate Sheppard | December 21, 2011
Maria Popova’s Beautiful Mind
The creator of Brain Pickings on how to think outside the corporate box.

Hannah Levintova | January/February 2012 Issue
Minor Charges For Alleged Hezbollah Agent In Iraq
Ali Mussa Daqduq allegedly helped kill five US servicemembers in Iraq.

Adam Serwer | December 20, 2011
The Secret Lives of Killer American Drones
What our busted and confiscated robot airplanes tell us about the US's new method of warfare.

Nick Turse | December 20, 2011
Lie by Lie: A Timeline of How We Got Into Iraq
Mushroom clouds, duct tape, Judy Miller, Curveball. Recalling how Americans were sold a bogus case for invasion.

Jonathan Stein and Tim Dickinson | September/October 2006 Issue
The Weirdest Thing About the North Korea Succession
You can blame Mickey Mouse and Japanese imperialism for the rise of Kim Jong Il's youngest son. (Sort of.)

Asawin Suebsaeng | December 19, 2011
Inside The 1 Percent’s Texas Enclave
Howdy from Highland Park, where taxes are low, the gun store's booming, and donations to the GOP are way, way above average.

Josh Harkinson | November/December 2011 Issue
It Ain’t Easy Skiing Green
Our map of the most eco-friendly ski resorts in the West. Plus: Why developing more terrain may not be a good idea.

Maddie Oatman | December 19, 2011
Facebook Goes Green?
Facebook has finally promised to ditch its coal for clean energy. What does that mean?

Alyssa Battistoni | December 18, 2011
RIP Christopher Hitchens: Provocateur and Damn Good Writer
Will he still enjoy pushing people's buttons in the hereafter? Here's hoping.

Monika Bauerlein | December 16, 2011
Remembering Dugald Stermer, Renaissance Man and MoJo’s First Cover Artist
A fond farewell to the designer, illustrator, and art director whose smart, fearless sensibility still endures.

Tim J Luddy | December 16, 2011
Young Adult, Cool Movie
Just in time for the holidays, Charlize Theron's new comedy is all about despondency, isolation, and acute immaturity.

Asawin Suebsaeng | December 16, 2011
US Freezes Aid to Pakistan
US' move to halt aid to Pakistan poses another hurdle in a shaky alliance.

Hamed Aleaziz | December 16, 2011
There’s No Hiding From Tar Sands Oil
Keystone XL pipeline or no, America is awash with the dirty oil from Canada. Here's our interactive map revealing the refineries near you.

Tim McDonnell | December 15, 2011

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Behind the GOP’s Sudden Civil Rights Crusade
Republicans have abruptly embraced anti-discrimination laws—for fetuses.

The Itsy Bitsy Curbside Bus Market

Your Daily Newt: Boycotting Banks to Defend Nude Photos
Newt Gingrich was for occupations before he was against them.

The Worst (and Best) War-on-Xmas News of 2011
Here's your media highlight reel for one strange and delightful Chrismahanukwanzica season.

Romney On Bin Laden: All Over The Map
From abortion to health care to immigration to Iraq, Romney's shifting positions on Bin Laden track with his tendency to adopt whatever position is most politically convenient at the moment.

How Democrats Fooled California’s Redistricting Commission
The once-a-decade redistricting process is supposed to ensure that every citizen's vote counts equally. Not this time.

EPA Delivers Holiday Gift: New Mercury Rules
The air you breathe will now come with less toxic pollution.

Maria Popova’s Beautiful Mind
The creator of Brain Pickings on how to think outside the corporate box.

Minor Charges For Alleged Hezbollah Agent In Iraq
Ali Mussa Daqduq allegedly helped kill five US servicemembers in Iraq.

The Secret Lives of Killer American Drones
What our busted and confiscated robot airplanes tell us about the US's new method of warfare.

Lie by Lie: A Timeline of How We Got Into Iraq
Mushroom clouds, duct tape, Judy Miller, Curveball. Recalling how Americans were sold a bogus case for invasion.

The Weirdest Thing About the North Korea Succession
You can blame Mickey Mouse and Japanese imperialism for the rise of Kim Jong Il's youngest son. (Sort of.)

Inside The 1 Percent’s Texas Enclave
Howdy from Highland Park, where taxes are low, the gun store's booming, and donations to the GOP are way, way above average.

It Ain’t Easy Skiing Green
Our map of the most eco-friendly ski resorts in the West. Plus: Why developing more terrain may not be a good idea.

Facebook Goes Green?
Facebook has finally promised to ditch its coal for clean energy. What does that mean?

RIP Christopher Hitchens: Provocateur and Damn Good Writer
Will he still enjoy pushing people's buttons in the hereafter? Here's hoping.

Remembering Dugald Stermer, Renaissance Man and MoJo’s First Cover Artist
A fond farewell to the designer, illustrator, and art director whose smart, fearless sensibility still endures.

Young Adult, Cool Movie
Just in time for the holidays, Charlize Theron's new comedy is all about despondency, isolation, and acute immaturity.

US Freezes Aid to Pakistan
US' move to halt aid to Pakistan poses another hurdle in a shaky alliance.

There’s No Hiding From Tar Sands Oil
Keystone XL pipeline or no, America is awash with the dirty oil from Canada. Here's our interactive map revealing the refineries near you.

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Behind the GOP’s Sudden Civil Rights Crusade Republicans have abruptly embraced anti-discrimination laws—for fetuses.

The Itsy Bitsy Curbside Bus Market

Your Daily Newt: Boycotting Banks to Defend Nude Photos Newt Gingrich was for occupations before he was against them.

The Worst (and Best) War-on-Xmas News of 2011 Here's your media highlight reel for one strange and delightful Chrismahanukwanzica season.

Romney On Bin Laden: All Over The Map From abortion to health care to immigration to Iraq, Romney's shifting positions on Bin Laden track with his tendency to adopt whatever position is most politically convenient at the moment.

How Democrats Fooled California’s Redistricting Commission The once-a-decade redistricting process is supposed to ensure that every citizen's vote counts equally. Not this time.

EPA Delivers Holiday Gift: New Mercury Rules The air you breathe will now come with less toxic pollution.

Maria Popova’s Beautiful Mind The creator of Brain Pickings on how to think outside the corporate box.

Minor Charges For Alleged Hezbollah Agent In Iraq Ali Mussa Daqduq allegedly helped kill five US servicemembers in Iraq.

The Secret Lives of Killer American Drones What our busted and confiscated robot airplanes tell us about the US's new method of warfare.

Lie by Lie: A Timeline of How We Got Into Iraq Mushroom clouds, duct tape, Judy Miller, Curveball. Recalling how Americans were sold a bogus case for invasion.

The Weirdest Thing About the North Korea Succession You can blame Mickey Mouse and Japanese imperialism for the rise of Kim Jong Il's youngest son. (Sort of.)

Inside The 1 Percent’s Texas Enclave Howdy from Highland Park, where taxes are low, the gun store's booming, and donations to the GOP are way, way above average.

It Ain’t Easy Skiing Green Our map of the most eco-friendly ski resorts in the West. Plus: Why developing more terrain may not be a good idea.

Facebook Goes Green? Facebook has finally promised to ditch its coal for clean energy. What does that mean?

RIP Christopher Hitchens: Provocateur and Damn Good Writer Will he still enjoy pushing people's buttons in the hereafter? Here's hoping.

Remembering Dugald Stermer, Renaissance Man and MoJo’s First Cover Artist A fond farewell to the designer, illustrator, and art director whose smart, fearless sensibility still endures.

Young Adult, Cool Movie Just in time for the holidays, Charlize Theron's new comedy is all about despondency, isolation, and acute immaturity.

US Freezes Aid to Pakistan US' move to halt aid to Pakistan poses another hurdle in a shaky alliance.

There’s No Hiding From Tar Sands Oil Keystone XL pipeline or no, America is awash with the dirty oil from Canada. Here's our interactive map revealing the refineries near you.