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Telegram Finally Takes Down Neo-Nazi Channels
The encrypted messaging app admits the groups had engaged in "calls to violence."

Ali Breland | January 13, 2021
Sponsors of the Pre-Attack Rally Have Taken Down Their Websites. Don’t Forget Who They Were.
Here are the organizers of the event that led to the assault on the Capitol.

David Corn | January 12, 2021
On Telegram, White Nationalists Are Trying to Radicalize Those Fleeing Parler
"Join their normie chats and show them love and unity."

Ali Breland | January 11, 2021
The Phrase “Storm the Capitol” Was Used 100,000 Times Online in the Month Leading Up to the Mob
Far-right Trump supporters are already organizing their next attack.

Samantha Michaels | January 10, 2021
It’s a Bad Day for MAGA Rioters Who Filmed Themselves Storming the Capitol
"Derrick Evans is in the Capitol!"

Jamilah King | January 9, 2021
History-Making Headlines in Georgia—and 17 Spins of the State’s Official Song

Daniel King | January 6, 2021

“We Come Together Stronger”: Black Greek Organizations Are Showing Up for Raphael Warnock
The Divine Nine have been a powerful political force since their inception. Now they're coming through for Georgia.

Becca Andrews | January 5, 2021
Why Do Conservatives Keep Posting Pictures of Awful Food?
"Y'all wrong for dishonoring that cow's memory like this."

Ali Breland | December 31, 2020
Heroes of 2020: “All Gas No Brakes”
Through a dark year, the gonzo YouTube series brought light to America's underbelly.

Ali Breland | December 30, 2020
Heroes of 2020: Local Political Reporters
I read every single tweet they wrote.

Jeremy Schulman | December 30, 2020
“We Didn’t Know What We Had Until It Was Gone.”
The paper where I got my start was feisty, uncowed, and necessary. Now, like so much of the alternative press, it's gone dark.

Monika Bauerlein | December 29, 2020
Julia Devanthéry: Protecting Domestic Violence Survivors From Eviction Is Always Important—but Especially During COVID
"We need a guarantee of safe, affordable housing for all."

Isabela Dias | December 29, 2020
Monsters of 2020: Miles Taylor
The former Department of Homeland Security official is anonymous no more.

Noah Lanard | December 28, 2020
How Republicans Are Keeping the Worst Boxing Day Traditions Alive
The day-after-Christmas holiday carries a history of aristocratic disdain.

Noah Lanard | December 26, 2020
Heroes of 2020: wikiHow
Welcome to my online refuge amid a sea of bad news, misinformation, and exploitative social media.

Laura Thompson | December 24, 2020
Los Angeles’ New District Attorney Eliminated Cash Bail. Judges and Prosecutors Are Pushing Back.
The progressive prosecutor faces an uphill battle.

Levi Kalish | December 23, 2020
Our 2020 Time Capsule Is Full of Stuff We Didn’t Know We Needed—Until We Needed It
The saddest, silliest, and most useful things from a largely unbearable year.

Mother Jones Staff | December 22, 2020
From Our Archives, Roger Wilkins’ “White Out”

Jacob Rosenberg | December 18, 2020
Rand Paul Is “Very, Very Concerned” With Eligible Voters Voting
When more people vote, the Kentucky senator discovers, the outcome changes.

Inae Oh | December 17, 2020
Day Care Workers Are Saving Lives and Risking Their Own. A Striking New Film Highlights 3 of Them.

Daniel King | December 15, 2020

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Telegram Finally Takes Down Neo-Nazi Channels
The encrypted messaging app admits the groups had engaged in "calls to violence."

Sponsors of the Pre-Attack Rally Have Taken Down Their Websites. Don’t Forget Who They Were.
Here are the organizers of the event that led to the assault on the Capitol.

On Telegram, White Nationalists Are Trying to Radicalize Those Fleeing Parler
"Join their normie chats and show them love and unity."

The Phrase “Storm the Capitol” Was Used 100,000 Times Online in the Month Leading Up to the Mob
Far-right Trump supporters are already organizing their next attack.

It’s a Bad Day for MAGA Rioters Who Filmed Themselves Storming the Capitol
"Derrick Evans is in the Capitol!"

History-Making Headlines in Georgia—and 17 Spins of the State’s Official Song

“We Come Together Stronger”: Black Greek Organizations Are Showing Up for Raphael Warnock
The Divine Nine have been a powerful political force since their inception. Now they're coming through for Georgia.

Why Do Conservatives Keep Posting Pictures of Awful Food?
"Y'all wrong for dishonoring that cow's memory like this."

Heroes of 2020: “All Gas No Brakes”
Through a dark year, the gonzo YouTube series brought light to America's underbelly.

Heroes of 2020: Local Political Reporters
I read every single tweet they wrote.

“We Didn’t Know What We Had Until It Was Gone.”
The paper where I got my start was feisty, uncowed, and necessary. Now, like so much of the alternative press, it's gone dark.

Julia Devanthéry: Protecting Domestic Violence Survivors From Eviction Is Always Important—but Especially During COVID
"We need a guarantee of safe, affordable housing for all."

Monsters of 2020: Miles Taylor
The former Department of Homeland Security official is anonymous no more.

How Republicans Are Keeping the Worst Boxing Day Traditions Alive
The day-after-Christmas holiday carries a history of aristocratic disdain.

Heroes of 2020: wikiHow
Welcome to my online refuge amid a sea of bad news, misinformation, and exploitative social media.

Los Angeles’ New District Attorney Eliminated Cash Bail. Judges and Prosecutors Are Pushing Back.
The progressive prosecutor faces an uphill battle.

Our 2020 Time Capsule Is Full of Stuff We Didn’t Know We Needed—Until We Needed It
The saddest, silliest, and most useful things from a largely unbearable year.

From Our Archives, Roger Wilkins’ “White Out”

Rand Paul Is “Very, Very Concerned” With Eligible Voters Voting
When more people vote, the Kentucky senator discovers, the outcome changes.

Day Care Workers Are Saving Lives and Risking Their Own. A Striking New Film Highlights 3 of Them.

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Telegram Finally Takes Down Neo-Nazi Channels The encrypted messaging app admits the groups had engaged in "calls to violence."

Sponsors of the Pre-Attack Rally Have Taken Down Their Websites. Don’t Forget Who They Were. Here are the organizers of the event that led to the assault on the Capitol.

On Telegram, White Nationalists Are Trying to Radicalize Those Fleeing Parler "Join their normie chats and show them love and unity."

The Phrase “Storm the Capitol” Was Used 100,000 Times Online in the Month Leading Up to the Mob Far-right Trump supporters are already organizing their next attack.

It’s a Bad Day for MAGA Rioters Who Filmed Themselves Storming the Capitol "Derrick Evans is in the Capitol!"

History-Making Headlines in Georgia—and 17 Spins of the State’s Official Song

“We Come Together Stronger”: Black Greek Organizations Are Showing Up for Raphael Warnock The Divine Nine have been a powerful political force since their inception. Now they're coming through for Georgia.

Why Do Conservatives Keep Posting Pictures of Awful Food? "Y'all wrong for dishonoring that cow's memory like this."

Heroes of 2020: “All Gas No Brakes” Through a dark year, the gonzo YouTube series brought light to America's underbelly.

Heroes of 2020: Local Political Reporters I read every single tweet they wrote.

“We Didn’t Know What We Had Until It Was Gone.” The paper where I got my start was feisty, uncowed, and necessary. Now, like so much of the alternative press, it's gone dark.

Julia Devanthéry: Protecting Domestic Violence Survivors From Eviction Is Always Important—but Especially During COVID "We need a guarantee of safe, affordable housing for all."

Monsters of 2020: Miles Taylor The former Department of Homeland Security official is anonymous no more.

How Republicans Are Keeping the Worst Boxing Day Traditions Alive The day-after-Christmas holiday carries a history of aristocratic disdain.

Heroes of 2020: wikiHow Welcome to my online refuge amid a sea of bad news, misinformation, and exploitative social media.

Los Angeles’ New District Attorney Eliminated Cash Bail. Judges and Prosecutors Are Pushing Back. The progressive prosecutor faces an uphill battle.

Our 2020 Time Capsule Is Full of Stuff We Didn’t Know We Needed—Until We Needed It The saddest, silliest, and most useful things from a largely unbearable year.