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Rep. Allen West Gets New Legal Defense Fund
Former Alaska tea party candidate Joe Miller jumps into the fray to start an independent expenditure campaign in support of Florida Rep. Allen West.

Stephanie Mencimer | September 20, 2011
What You Need to Know About the Horn of Africa Famine

Samantha Oltman | September 20, 2011
The US Has Special Operations Forces in How Many Countries?
The Bush administration had special operations forces in 60 countries. Today, that number is 75—and it's rising.

Nick Turse | September 19, 2011
What Gloria Steinem Got Wrong About “The Playboy Club”
Ignore the hoopla: NBC's new drama is hardly controversial. (And that's precisely what's wrong with it.)

Asawin Suebsaeng | September 19, 2011
For-Profit Colleges Target Vets' Education Benefits
The GI Bill has long been veterans' ticket to the middle class. But it has also become a cash cow for corporate colleges.

Adam Weinstein | September/October 2011 Issue
Who Will Tend the Machines That Tend the Machines?

Kevin Drum | September 18, 2011

Google’s Chairman Speaks Some Home Truths

Kevin Drum | September 18, 2011
CIA Investigating Itself, But What About The NYPD?
Why we may never know the true nature of the NYPD's controversial collaboration with the CIA.

Adam Serwer | September 16, 2011
Michele Bachmann’s Gay Biblical Alter Ego
Does the congresswoman know that her Old Testament hero was David's very special friend?

Tim Murphy | September 16, 2011
McGinniss on Palin: TMI
"The Rogue" crosses the thin line between "wow!" and "why?"

David Corn | September 16, 2011
Obama Loses Control!

Kevin Drum | September 16, 2011
The Limbaugh, Michael Moore, Bill Maher Convergence on Obama and Race

Adam Serwer | September 15, 2011
The Census Bureau’s Shocking Poverty Stats
A record number of Americans are living below the poverty line. Ready for the worse news?

Stephanie Mencimer | September 14, 2011
Rick Perry’s Price Revealed!

Kevin Drum | September 14, 2011
CNN/Tea Party Debate: What You Missed If You Watched Monday Night Football
The good, the bad, and the ugly.

—By the Mother Jones News Team | September 13, 2011
Rick Perry: Let’s “Free Up” Wall Street—Because That Worked in 2008
The Texas governor had a rough debate, but his comments about big banks might have been the most controversial.

Andy Kroll | September 13, 2011
Is Your Gmail Account Killing the Planet?
Google says its cloud is way green, but others claim that the internet is a giant, energy-gobbling monster. Whom should you believe?

Kiera Butler | September/October 2011 Issue
A New Human Rights Logo, Brought to You By Qaddafi’s PR Firm
The company that tried to rebrand Libya and Syria has a new client: a high-profile human-rights campaign.

Dave Gilson | September 9, 2011
$4 Gas: Brought to You by Wall Street
If oil speculators in Big Finance are making gas prices soar, shouldn't you know about it?

Kate Sheppard | September 8, 2011
Santorum Gets It All Wrong on Poverty in America

Andy Kroll | September 8, 2011

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Rep. Allen West Gets New Legal Defense Fund
Former Alaska tea party candidate Joe Miller jumps into the fray to start an independent expenditure campaign in support of Florida Rep. Allen West.

What You Need to Know About the Horn of Africa Famine

The US Has Special Operations Forces in How Many Countries?
The Bush administration had special operations forces in 60 countries. Today, that number is 75—and it's rising.

What Gloria Steinem Got Wrong About “The Playboy Club”
Ignore the hoopla: NBC's new drama is hardly controversial. (And that's precisely what's wrong with it.)

For-Profit Colleges Target Vets' Education Benefits
The GI Bill has long been veterans' ticket to the middle class. But it has also become a cash cow for corporate colleges.

Who Will Tend the Machines That Tend the Machines?

Google’s Chairman Speaks Some Home Truths

CIA Investigating Itself, But What About The NYPD?
Why we may never know the true nature of the NYPD's controversial collaboration with the CIA.

Michele Bachmann’s Gay Biblical Alter Ego
Does the congresswoman know that her Old Testament hero was David's very special friend?

McGinniss on Palin: TMI
"The Rogue" crosses the thin line between "wow!" and "why?"

Obama Loses Control!

The Limbaugh, Michael Moore, Bill Maher Convergence on Obama and Race

The Census Bureau’s Shocking Poverty Stats
A record number of Americans are living below the poverty line. Ready for the worse news?

Rick Perry’s Price Revealed!

CNN/Tea Party Debate: What You Missed If You Watched Monday Night Football
The good, the bad, and the ugly.

Rick Perry: Let’s “Free Up” Wall Street—Because That Worked in 2008
The Texas governor had a rough debate, but his comments about big banks might have been the most controversial.

Is Your Gmail Account Killing the Planet?
Google says its cloud is way green, but others claim that the internet is a giant, energy-gobbling monster. Whom should you believe?

A New Human Rights Logo, Brought to You By Qaddafi’s PR Firm
The company that tried to rebrand Libya and Syria has a new client: a high-profile human-rights campaign.

$4 Gas: Brought to You by Wall Street
If oil speculators in Big Finance are making gas prices soar, shouldn't you know about it?

Santorum Gets It All Wrong on Poverty in America

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Rep. Allen West Gets New Legal Defense Fund Former Alaska tea party candidate Joe Miller jumps into the fray to start an independent expenditure campaign in support of Florida Rep. Allen West.

What You Need to Know About the Horn of Africa Famine

The US Has Special Operations Forces in How Many Countries? The Bush administration had special operations forces in 60 countries. Today, that number is 75—and it's rising.

What Gloria Steinem Got Wrong About “The Playboy Club” Ignore the hoopla: NBC's new drama is hardly controversial. (And that's precisely what's wrong with it.)

For-Profit Colleges Target Vets' Education Benefits The GI Bill has long been veterans' ticket to the middle class. But it has also become a cash cow for corporate colleges.

Who Will Tend the Machines That Tend the Machines?

Google’s Chairman Speaks Some Home Truths

CIA Investigating Itself, But What About The NYPD? Why we may never know the true nature of the NYPD's controversial collaboration with the CIA.

Michele Bachmann’s Gay Biblical Alter Ego Does the congresswoman know that her Old Testament hero was David's very special friend?

McGinniss on Palin: TMI "The Rogue" crosses the thin line between "wow!" and "why?"

Obama Loses Control!

The Limbaugh, Michael Moore, Bill Maher Convergence on Obama and Race

The Census Bureau’s Shocking Poverty Stats A record number of Americans are living below the poverty line. Ready for the worse news?

Rick Perry’s Price Revealed!

CNN/Tea Party Debate: What You Missed If You Watched Monday Night Football The good, the bad, and the ugly.

Rick Perry: Let’s “Free Up” Wall Street—Because That Worked in 2008 The Texas governor had a rough debate, but his comments about big banks might have been the most controversial.

Is Your Gmail Account Killing the Planet? Google says its cloud is way green, but others claim that the internet is a giant, energy-gobbling monster. Whom should you believe?

A New Human Rights Logo, Brought to You By Qaddafi’s PR Firm The company that tried to rebrand Libya and Syria has a new client: a high-profile human-rights campaign.

$4 Gas: Brought to You by Wall Street If oil speculators in Big Finance are making gas prices soar, shouldn't you know about it?