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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
Exclusive: Read Elizabeth Warren’s Scathing Report on “Corrupt” Prison Audits
“The result has been the rubber-stamping of dangerous facilities and the waste of millions of taxpayer dollars.”

Madison Pauly | December 14, 2020
Do We Need to Abolish Child Protective Services?
Inside one parent's five-year battle with the "family destruction system."

Molly Schwartz | December 10, 2020
After Trump Loosened the Rules of Engagement, Civilian Casualties in Afghanistan Rose by 95 Percent
The United States has aggressively escalated its air war in Afghanistan since Trump took office.

Dan Spinelli | December 7, 2020
Runoff Elections in Georgia Are Disasters for Democrats. Here’s Why This Time Is Different.
Organizing against voter suppression and high turnout in November are giving Democrats hope.

Ari Berman | December 7, 2020
New Study Suggests Body Cams Save Lots of Black and Hispanic Lives

Kevin Drum | December 4, 2020
The Freakout About Giving COVID Vaccines to Prisoners Has Already Begun
Jails and prisons are virus hot spots, but politics could slow efforts to inoculate their residents.

Madison Pauly | December 4, 2020
“Kiss the Ground” Wants to Fix Our Food System With Capitalism. “Gather” Argues That’s How It Broke.
Two documentaries about tending the earth offer very different worldviews.

Maddie Oatman | November 25, 2020
Will Trump’s Accusers Finally Get Their Day in Court?
He soon will be unable to hide from the women suing him for defamation.

Madison Pauly | November 23, 2020
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Progressives Weigh Fight Over Biden’s Defense Secretary Pick
So far, few on the left are publicly objecting to Michèle Flournoy's likely nomination.

Dan Spinelli | November 20, 2020
Happy Diwali! And Don’t Forget to Wear Masks.

Venu Gupta | November 11, 2020
72,000 Food Workers Have Contracted COVID-19. OSHA Is Ignoring Them.
"It's seriously disappointing and dangerous the way the head of the Labor Department has been running OSHA."

Petruce Jean-Charles | November 11, 2020

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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.

Exclusive: Read Elizabeth Warren’s Scathing Report on “Corrupt” Prison Audits
“The result has been the rubber-stamping of dangerous facilities and the waste of millions of taxpayer dollars.”

Do We Need to Abolish Child Protective Services?
Inside one parent's five-year battle with the "family destruction system."

After Trump Loosened the Rules of Engagement, Civilian Casualties in Afghanistan Rose by 95 Percent
The United States has aggressively escalated its air war in Afghanistan since Trump took office.

Runoff Elections in Georgia Are Disasters for Democrats. Here’s Why This Time Is Different.
Organizing against voter suppression and high turnout in November are giving Democrats hope.

New Study Suggests Body Cams Save Lots of Black and Hispanic Lives

The Freakout About Giving COVID Vaccines to Prisoners Has Already Begun
Jails and prisons are virus hot spots, but politics could slow efforts to inoculate their residents.

“Kiss the Ground” Wants to Fix Our Food System With Capitalism. “Gather” Argues That’s How It Broke.
Two documentaries about tending the earth offer very different worldviews.

Will Trump’s Accusers Finally Get Their Day in Court?
He soon will be unable to hide from the women suing him for defamation.

Senior Designer

Progressives Weigh Fight Over Biden’s Defense Secretary Pick
So far, few on the left are publicly objecting to Michèle Flournoy's likely nomination.

Happy Diwali! And Don’t Forget to Wear Masks.

72,000 Food Workers Have Contracted COVID-19. OSHA Is Ignoring Them.
"It's seriously disappointing and dangerous the way the head of the Labor Department has been running OSHA."

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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.

Exclusive: Read Elizabeth Warren’s Scathing Report on “Corrupt” Prison Audits “The result has been the rubber-stamping of dangerous facilities and the waste of millions of taxpayer dollars.”

Do We Need to Abolish Child Protective Services? Inside one parent's five-year battle with the "family destruction system."

After Trump Loosened the Rules of Engagement, Civilian Casualties in Afghanistan Rose by 95 Percent The United States has aggressively escalated its air war in Afghanistan since Trump took office.

Runoff Elections in Georgia Are Disasters for Democrats. Here’s Why This Time Is Different. Organizing against voter suppression and high turnout in November are giving Democrats hope.