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Energy Department: World CO2 Emissions Rising Faster Than Ever
New emissions figures suggest future global warming may exceed scientists' worst predictions.

Jaeah Lee | November 4, 2011
Tax Base Broadening: Debunked

Siddhartha Mahanta | November 3, 2011
South Park on Occupy Wall Street
Conservative pundits were itching to see "South Park" slam #OWS. Well, that didn't happen.

Asawin Suebsaeng | November 3, 2011
One Citizen’s Misadventure in Securityland
In which I get my bank assets frozen by the Treasury Department because they think I'm a terrorist who happens to be spending a year in Norway on a State Department funded Fulbright grant.

Ann Jones | November 3, 2011
Running on Fear of Shariah
Florida Republican Adam Hasner is aiming for a US Senate seat in part by agitating about radical Islam in America.

Tim Murphy | November 3, 2011
The Ohio Tea Party’s Big “Obamacare” Fail
How a battle to block the individual mandate and galvanize conservative voters backfired in the Buckeye State.

Andy Kroll | November 3, 2011

The Great South African Hyena Prison Break
Hyenas reveal themselves to be generally quiet, timid creatures...but also complete and utter badasses.

Asawin Suebsaeng | November 2, 2011
What Does the Occupy Oakland Strike Have to do With 1946?
Oakland hosted the country's last general strike 65 years ago. What worked then, and can it happen again?

Gavin Aronsen and Tasneem Raja | November 2, 2011
Herman Cain’s Business Plan

Kevin Drum | November 1, 2011
NATO’s Libya Mission Officially Ended Monday
With the seven-month war effort over, two things are more pronounced: The hypocrisy and hollowness of the right's freak-out, and the difficulties for Libya that lie ahead.

Asawin Suebsaeng | October 31, 2011
After MoJo Investigation, US Company Admits Its Technology Used in Syria

Hamed Aleaziz | October 31, 2011
The Cruelest Show on Earth
Bullhooks. Whippings. Electric shocks. Three-day train rides without breaks. Our yearlong investigation rips the big top off how Ringling Bros. treats its elephants.

Deborah Nelson | November/December 2011 Issue
10 Creepy Tracks for Your Halloween Party Playlist
A party soundtrack featuring ABBA zombies, a menacing Mick Jagger, and Lee Atwater howlin' the blues.

Asawin Suebsaeng | October 29, 2011
OWS Beats The Tea Party—In Google Searches
If Google searches are any indication of a political movement's popularity with the public, Occupy Wall Street beats the tea party hands down.

Stephanie Mencimer | October 28, 2011
Virtual Classes, Real Cheating
When Jeb Bush launched the next phase of his digital learning initiative earlier this month, he neglected to address one big problem with online ed: rampant cheating.

Stephanie Mencimer | October 26, 2011
Secret Tsunami Stowaways
What else beside 200,000 wrecked buildings might make it to Hawaii on Japan's tsunami debris?

Julia Whitty | October 26, 2011
Rick Santorum Still Thinks Sodomy Should Be a Crime in Texas
Refusing to let Dan Savage win, the presidential candidate doubles down on his anti-anal agenda.

Tim Murphy | October 25, 2011
Chart of the Day: Reagan Loved Tax Hikes

Siddhartha Mahanta | October 25, 2011
What Will Michele Bachmann Do Next?
The Minnesota congresswoman's top post-presidential race job prospects.

Tim Murphy | October 24, 2011
Report: Countries Catch Way More Bluefin Tuna Than They’re Supposed To
Double bad news for the endangered fish and sushi lovers alike.

Jaeah Lee | October 21, 2011

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Energy Department: World CO2 Emissions Rising Faster Than Ever
New emissions figures suggest future global warming may exceed scientists' worst predictions.

Tax Base Broadening: Debunked

South Park on Occupy Wall Street
Conservative pundits were itching to see "South Park" slam #OWS. Well, that didn't happen.

One Citizen’s Misadventure in Securityland
In which I get my bank assets frozen by the Treasury Department because they think I'm a terrorist who happens to be spending a year in Norway on a State Department funded Fulbright grant.

Running on Fear of Shariah
Florida Republican Adam Hasner is aiming for a US Senate seat in part by agitating about radical Islam in America.

The Ohio Tea Party’s Big “Obamacare” Fail
How a battle to block the individual mandate and galvanize conservative voters backfired in the Buckeye State.

The Great South African Hyena Prison Break
Hyenas reveal themselves to be generally quiet, timid creatures...but also complete and utter badasses.

What Does the Occupy Oakland Strike Have to do With 1946?
Oakland hosted the country's last general strike 65 years ago. What worked then, and can it happen again?

Herman Cain’s Business Plan

NATO’s Libya Mission Officially Ended Monday
With the seven-month war effort over, two things are more pronounced: The hypocrisy and hollowness of the right's freak-out, and the difficulties for Libya that lie ahead.

After MoJo Investigation, US Company Admits Its Technology Used in Syria

The Cruelest Show on Earth
Bullhooks. Whippings. Electric shocks. Three-day train rides without breaks. Our yearlong investigation rips the big top off how Ringling Bros. treats its elephants.

10 Creepy Tracks for Your Halloween Party Playlist
A party soundtrack featuring ABBA zombies, a menacing Mick Jagger, and Lee Atwater howlin' the blues.

OWS Beats The Tea Party—In Google Searches
If Google searches are any indication of a political movement's popularity with the public, Occupy Wall Street beats the tea party hands down.

Virtual Classes, Real Cheating
When Jeb Bush launched the next phase of his digital learning initiative earlier this month, he neglected to address one big problem with online ed: rampant cheating.

Secret Tsunami Stowaways
What else beside 200,000 wrecked buildings might make it to Hawaii on Japan's tsunami debris?

Rick Santorum Still Thinks Sodomy Should Be a Crime in Texas
Refusing to let Dan Savage win, the presidential candidate doubles down on his anti-anal agenda.

Chart of the Day: Reagan Loved Tax Hikes

What Will Michele Bachmann Do Next?
The Minnesota congresswoman's top post-presidential race job prospects.

Report: Countries Catch Way More Bluefin Tuna Than They’re Supposed To
Double bad news for the endangered fish and sushi lovers alike.

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Energy Department: World CO2 Emissions Rising Faster Than Ever New emissions figures suggest future global warming may exceed scientists' worst predictions.

Tax Base Broadening: Debunked

South Park on Occupy Wall Street Conservative pundits were itching to see "South Park" slam #OWS. Well, that didn't happen.

One Citizen’s Misadventure in Securityland In which I get my bank assets frozen by the Treasury Department because they think I'm a terrorist who happens to be spending a year in Norway on a State Department funded Fulbright grant.

Running on Fear of Shariah Florida Republican Adam Hasner is aiming for a US Senate seat in part by agitating about radical Islam in America.

The Ohio Tea Party’s Big “Obamacare” Fail How a battle to block the individual mandate and galvanize conservative voters backfired in the Buckeye State.

The Great South African Hyena Prison Break Hyenas reveal themselves to be generally quiet, timid creatures...but also complete and utter badasses.

What Does the Occupy Oakland Strike Have to do With 1946? Oakland hosted the country's last general strike 65 years ago. What worked then, and can it happen again?

Herman Cain’s Business Plan

NATO’s Libya Mission Officially Ended Monday With the seven-month war effort over, two things are more pronounced: The hypocrisy and hollowness of the right's freak-out, and the difficulties for Libya that lie ahead.

After MoJo Investigation, US Company Admits Its Technology Used in Syria

The Cruelest Show on Earth Bullhooks. Whippings. Electric shocks. Three-day train rides without breaks. Our yearlong investigation rips the big top off how Ringling Bros. treats its elephants.

10 Creepy Tracks for Your Halloween Party Playlist A party soundtrack featuring ABBA zombies, a menacing Mick Jagger, and Lee Atwater howlin' the blues.

OWS Beats The Tea Party—In Google Searches If Google searches are any indication of a political movement's popularity with the public, Occupy Wall Street beats the tea party hands down.

Virtual Classes, Real Cheating When Jeb Bush launched the next phase of his digital learning initiative earlier this month, he neglected to address one big problem with online ed: rampant cheating.

Secret Tsunami Stowaways What else beside 200,000 wrecked buildings might make it to Hawaii on Japan's tsunami debris?

Rick Santorum Still Thinks Sodomy Should Be a Crime in Texas Refusing to let Dan Savage win, the presidential candidate doubles down on his anti-anal agenda.