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John Leguizamo on Trump, Dirty Jokes, and the Whitewashing of Latinx History
"It's not a spectator sport anymore, being an American," the actor tells the Mother Jones Podcast. "You have to throw your hat into the ring."

Molly Schwartz | July 15, 2020
The Trump Files: Donald’s Mega-Yacht Wasn’t Big Enough For Him
Why have one helipad when you can have two?

Max J. Rosenthal | July 10, 2020
From “Ole Miss” to “New Miss,” and Cornel West on Educational Justice

Daniel King | July 9, 2020
Could Paying Farmers to Store Carbon Help the Climate and Save Farms?
The tech world is salivating over the idea. But some experts warn it's a field of dreams.

Maddie Oatman | May/June 2020 Issue
To Celebrate the Fourth, Michael Flynn Posts a Pledge to Conspiracy Group QAnon
Well, this is concerning.

Jackie Flynn Mogensen | July 5, 2020
How Real Conspiracies Inspired False Rumors About Flooding Black Communities With Fireworks
Decades of abuse and disenfranchisement targeting African Americans have nurtured a defensive paranoia.

Ali Breland | July 3, 2020

Wildland Firefighters Are Risking Their Mental Health
As climate change lengthens fire seasons, will the government do enough to protect us?

Mark Betancourt | July 3, 2020
How North Carolina Transformed Itself Into the Worst State to Be Unemployed
Across the country, unemployment systems are collapsing under an unprecedented number of claims. But some state systems, like North Carolina’s, have long made it harder to receive unemployment benefits.

Ava Kofman | July 2, 2020
The Trump Files: When Donald Bought a Nightclub From an Infamous Mobster
Add one more to the list of the president's shady business dealings.

Natalie Schreyer | July 1, 2020
Reddit Finally Banned The_Donald. That Won’t Stop the Hate It Unleashed.
Big Tech's foot-dragging ensures Trump's most toxic supporters still have a home.

Ali Breland | June 30, 2020
Can a Group of Policy Experts Prevent an Election Catastrophe in 2020?
COVID-19, Russia, hurricanes, and Trump—the threats to American democracy are many.

David Corn | June 30, 2020
There’s No Evidence That Opportunity Zones Benefit Low-Income Residents and Their Neighborhoods
A tale of two zones in Austin, Texas.

Kathryn Kranhold | June 29, 2020
White People Own 98 Percent of Rural Land. Young Black Farmers Want to Reclaim Their Share.
Innovations by Black farmers remain at the core of sustainable agriculture today.

Tom Philpott | June 27, 2020
Jon Jang Speaks Out About His Recent Album, Amiri Baraka, and Malcolm X
The legendary pianist's "Pledge of Black-Asian Allegiance" is more than a political project and powerful music. It's a mirror to American history.

Daniel King | June 26, 2020
There’s Another Confederate Monument in the US Capitol: Jefferson Davis’ Old Desk
Once a symbol of treachery, his former Senate seat has become a tribute to his memory.

Dave Gilson | June 26, 2020
Corruption Kills
A word about our special report on Trump's COVID corruption

Monika Bauerlein and Clara Jeffery | July/August 2020 Issue
How the Coronavirus Spread QAnon
Right-wing conspiracies and the pandemic created a petri dish for the child-trafficking hoax.

Ali Breland and Sinduja Rangarajan | June 23, 2020
Google Workers Are Demanding That the Company Stop Working With Police

Ali Breland | June 22, 2020
Trump’s Tax Cuts Were a Disaster. Naturally, Republicans Want Even More.
Study up, because they're about to try again.

Kevin Drum | July/August 2020 Issue
The Trump Files: Donald’s Near-Death Experience (That He Invented)
Three of his executives died in a helicopter crash, and Trump claimed he had planned to be on the flight.

Max J. Rosenthal | June 19, 2020

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John Leguizamo on Trump, Dirty Jokes, and the Whitewashing of Latinx History
"It's not a spectator sport anymore, being an American," the actor tells the Mother Jones Podcast. "You have to throw your hat into the ring."

The Trump Files: Donald’s Mega-Yacht Wasn’t Big Enough For Him
Why have one helipad when you can have two?

From “Ole Miss” to “New Miss,” and Cornel West on Educational Justice

Could Paying Farmers to Store Carbon Help the Climate and Save Farms?
The tech world is salivating over the idea. But some experts warn it's a field of dreams.

To Celebrate the Fourth, Michael Flynn Posts a Pledge to Conspiracy Group QAnon
Well, this is concerning.

How Real Conspiracies Inspired False Rumors About Flooding Black Communities With Fireworks
Decades of abuse and disenfranchisement targeting African Americans have nurtured a defensive paranoia.

Wildland Firefighters Are Risking Their Mental Health
As climate change lengthens fire seasons, will the government do enough to protect us?

How North Carolina Transformed Itself Into the Worst State to Be Unemployed
Across the country, unemployment systems are collapsing under an unprecedented number of claims. But some state systems, like North Carolina’s, have long made it harder to receive unemployment benefits.

The Trump Files: When Donald Bought a Nightclub From an Infamous Mobster
Add one more to the list of the president's shady business dealings.

Reddit Finally Banned The_Donald. That Won’t Stop the Hate It Unleashed.
Big Tech's foot-dragging ensures Trump's most toxic supporters still have a home.

Can a Group of Policy Experts Prevent an Election Catastrophe in 2020?
COVID-19, Russia, hurricanes, and Trump—the threats to American democracy are many.

There’s No Evidence That Opportunity Zones Benefit Low-Income Residents and Their Neighborhoods
A tale of two zones in Austin, Texas.

White People Own 98 Percent of Rural Land. Young Black Farmers Want to Reclaim Their Share.
Innovations by Black farmers remain at the core of sustainable agriculture today.

Jon Jang Speaks Out About His Recent Album, Amiri Baraka, and Malcolm X
The legendary pianist's "Pledge of Black-Asian Allegiance" is more than a political project and powerful music. It's a mirror to American history.

There’s Another Confederate Monument in the US Capitol: Jefferson Davis’ Old Desk
Once a symbol of treachery, his former Senate seat has become a tribute to his memory.

Corruption Kills
A word about our special report on Trump's COVID corruption

How the Coronavirus Spread QAnon
Right-wing conspiracies and the pandemic created a petri dish for the child-trafficking hoax.

Google Workers Are Demanding That the Company Stop Working With Police

Trump’s Tax Cuts Were a Disaster. Naturally, Republicans Want Even More.
Study up, because they're about to try again.

The Trump Files: Donald’s Near-Death Experience (That He Invented)
Three of his executives died in a helicopter crash, and Trump claimed he had planned to be on the flight.

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John Leguizamo on Trump, Dirty Jokes, and the Whitewashing of Latinx History "It's not a spectator sport anymore, being an American," the actor tells the Mother Jones Podcast. "You have to throw your hat into the ring."

The Trump Files: Donald’s Mega-Yacht Wasn’t Big Enough For Him Why have one helipad when you can have two?

From “Ole Miss” to “New Miss,” and Cornel West on Educational Justice

Could Paying Farmers to Store Carbon Help the Climate and Save Farms? The tech world is salivating over the idea. But some experts warn it's a field of dreams.

To Celebrate the Fourth, Michael Flynn Posts a Pledge to Conspiracy Group QAnon Well, this is concerning.

How Real Conspiracies Inspired False Rumors About Flooding Black Communities With Fireworks Decades of abuse and disenfranchisement targeting African Americans have nurtured a defensive paranoia.

Wildland Firefighters Are Risking Their Mental Health As climate change lengthens fire seasons, will the government do enough to protect us?

How North Carolina Transformed Itself Into the Worst State to Be Unemployed Across the country, unemployment systems are collapsing under an unprecedented number of claims. But some state systems, like North Carolina’s, have long made it harder to receive unemployment benefits.

The Trump Files: When Donald Bought a Nightclub From an Infamous Mobster Add one more to the list of the president's shady business dealings.

Reddit Finally Banned The_Donald. That Won’t Stop the Hate It Unleashed. Big Tech's foot-dragging ensures Trump's most toxic supporters still have a home.

Can a Group of Policy Experts Prevent an Election Catastrophe in 2020? COVID-19, Russia, hurricanes, and Trump—the threats to American democracy are many.

There’s No Evidence That Opportunity Zones Benefit Low-Income Residents and Their Neighborhoods A tale of two zones in Austin, Texas.

White People Own 98 Percent of Rural Land. Young Black Farmers Want to Reclaim Their Share. Innovations by Black farmers remain at the core of sustainable agriculture today.

Jon Jang Speaks Out About His Recent Album, Amiri Baraka, and Malcolm X The legendary pianist's "Pledge of Black-Asian Allegiance" is more than a political project and powerful music. It's a mirror to American history.

There’s Another Confederate Monument in the US Capitol: Jefferson Davis’ Old Desk Once a symbol of treachery, his former Senate seat has become a tribute to his memory.

Corruption Kills A word about our special report on Trump's COVID corruption

How the Coronavirus Spread QAnon Right-wing conspiracies and the pandemic created a petri dish for the child-trafficking hoax.