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The Climate Crisis Will Hit Hard in Mayor Pete’s Lifetime. Here’s His Plan to Fight It.
We sat down with Buttigieg in his home town of South Bend.

Rebecca Leber | September 19, 2019
Inside the Pro-Andrew Yang Influence Machine
The #YangGang's Discord chat appears to be the largest and most organized grassroots digital effort on behalf of any 2020 Democrat.

Ali Breland | September 12, 2019
Today’s Special: Grilled Salmon Laced With Plastic
We used to think microplastics stayed in a fish's guts. Chilling new research suggests the tiny particles migrate into its flesh.

Liza Gross | September 12, 2019
When Choice is 221 Miles Away: The Nightmare of Getting an Abortion in the South
While people worry about a world in which abortion access is no longer protected, the women of Mississippi are already living it.

By Becca Andrews; Photographs by Annie Flanagan | September/October 2019 Issue
How to Stop Russia From Attacking and Influencing the 2020 Election
A new report offers a roadmap. If only Trump gave a damn.

David Corn | September 3, 2019
This Lawyer Is Bringing the Internet’s Worst Men to Heel
Carrie Goldberg talks about making trolls, stalkers, and abusers pay—in court.

Madison Pauly | August 30, 2019

$12 Million Couldn’t Buy Tom Steyer a Spot in the Democratic Debate
He's spent big bucks asking for small donations.

Russ Choma | August 29, 2019
A 45-Year-Old Photo of Bruce Springsteen Just Changed One Man’s Life
A music fan captured a key moment in rock history.

David Beard | August 28, 2019
How Amazon and Silicon Valley Seduced the Pentagon
Tech moguls like Jeff Bezos and Eric Schmidt have gotten unprecedented access to the Pentagon. And one whistleblower who raised flags has paid the price.

James Bandler, Anjali Tsui, and Doris Burke | August 26, 2019
Remembering the Two David Kochs
The industrialist and conservative megadonor, who died Friday, leaves behind a complicated legacy.

Daniel Schulman | August 23, 2019
Dr. Jen Gunter Wants to Protect Your Vagina From Gwyneth Paltrow
And from politicians trying to regulate your body with pseudoscience.

Maddie Oatman | August 23, 2019
Inside the Prison Where Inmates Set Each Other on Fire and Gangs Have More Power Than Guards
At South Mississippi Correctional Institution, inmates have been on perpetual lockdown for seven months and gangs enforce rules.

Jerry Mitchell, ProPublica | August 21, 2019
“God Told Me to Fight”—Inside the Battle to Stop Another Petrochemical Plant in “Cancer Alley”
Houses, several churches, and an elementary school would all be about a mile away.

Nicole Javorsky | August 20, 2019
Academics Doubt Trump’s Claim About Google Influencing the 2016 Election
The researcher suggested more voters should have gotten search results linking to Breitbart.

Ali Breland | August 19, 2019
Donald Trump and the Great Google Vote Heist

Kevin Drum | August 19, 2019
Organized Religion Is Having a Bad Few Decades

Kevin Drum | August 18, 2019
Michael Flynn Just Pulled Out of a QAnon-Connected Fundraiser
He decided not to attend after a Mother Jones story revealed the event's ties to the conspiracy theory.

Kara Voght | August 17, 2019
WeWork Announces IPO While the Announcing Is Good

Kevin Drum | August 14, 2019
Colombia Diary — Driving in Colombia

Kevin Drum | August 14, 2019
“Very Badly Managed”: Inside Chicago Elections Officials’ Battle with Facebook
Delays responding to requests from the nation's third-largest city raise concerns about the company's ability to protect the polls.

AJ Vicens | August 14, 2019

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The Climate Crisis Will Hit Hard in Mayor Pete’s Lifetime. Here’s His Plan to Fight It.
We sat down with Buttigieg in his home town of South Bend.

Inside the Pro-Andrew Yang Influence Machine
The #YangGang's Discord chat appears to be the largest and most organized grassroots digital effort on behalf of any 2020 Democrat.

Today’s Special: Grilled Salmon Laced With Plastic
We used to think microplastics stayed in a fish's guts. Chilling new research suggests the tiny particles migrate into its flesh.

When Choice is 221 Miles Away: The Nightmare of Getting an Abortion in the South
While people worry about a world in which abortion access is no longer protected, the women of Mississippi are already living it.

How to Stop Russia From Attacking and Influencing the 2020 Election
A new report offers a roadmap. If only Trump gave a damn.

This Lawyer Is Bringing the Internet’s Worst Men to Heel
Carrie Goldberg talks about making trolls, stalkers, and abusers pay—in court.

$12 Million Couldn’t Buy Tom Steyer a Spot in the Democratic Debate
He's spent big bucks asking for small donations.

A 45-Year-Old Photo of Bruce Springsteen Just Changed One Man’s Life
A music fan captured a key moment in rock history.

How Amazon and Silicon Valley Seduced the Pentagon
Tech moguls like Jeff Bezos and Eric Schmidt have gotten unprecedented access to the Pentagon. And one whistleblower who raised flags has paid the price.

Remembering the Two David Kochs
The industrialist and conservative megadonor, who died Friday, leaves behind a complicated legacy.

Dr. Jen Gunter Wants to Protect Your Vagina From Gwyneth Paltrow
And from politicians trying to regulate your body with pseudoscience.

Inside the Prison Where Inmates Set Each Other on Fire and Gangs Have More Power Than Guards
At South Mississippi Correctional Institution, inmates have been on perpetual lockdown for seven months and gangs enforce rules.

“God Told Me to Fight”—Inside the Battle to Stop Another Petrochemical Plant in “Cancer Alley”
Houses, several churches, and an elementary school would all be about a mile away.

Academics Doubt Trump’s Claim About Google Influencing the 2016 Election
The researcher suggested more voters should have gotten search results linking to Breitbart.

Donald Trump and the Great Google Vote Heist

Organized Religion Is Having a Bad Few Decades

Michael Flynn Just Pulled Out of a QAnon-Connected Fundraiser
He decided not to attend after a Mother Jones story revealed the event's ties to the conspiracy theory.

WeWork Announces IPO While the Announcing Is Good

Colombia Diary — Driving in Colombia

“Very Badly Managed”: Inside Chicago Elections Officials’ Battle with Facebook
Delays responding to requests from the nation's third-largest city raise concerns about the company's ability to protect the polls.

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The Climate Crisis Will Hit Hard in Mayor Pete’s Lifetime. Here’s His Plan to Fight It. We sat down with Buttigieg in his home town of South Bend.

Inside the Pro-Andrew Yang Influence Machine The #YangGang's Discord chat appears to be the largest and most organized grassroots digital effort on behalf of any 2020 Democrat.

Today’s Special: Grilled Salmon Laced With Plastic We used to think microplastics stayed in a fish's guts. Chilling new research suggests the tiny particles migrate into its flesh.

When Choice is 221 Miles Away: The Nightmare of Getting an Abortion in the South While people worry about a world in which abortion access is no longer protected, the women of Mississippi are already living it.

How to Stop Russia From Attacking and Influencing the 2020 Election A new report offers a roadmap. If only Trump gave a damn.

This Lawyer Is Bringing the Internet’s Worst Men to Heel Carrie Goldberg talks about making trolls, stalkers, and abusers pay—in court.

$12 Million Couldn’t Buy Tom Steyer a Spot in the Democratic Debate He's spent big bucks asking for small donations.

A 45-Year-Old Photo of Bruce Springsteen Just Changed One Man’s Life A music fan captured a key moment in rock history.

How Amazon and Silicon Valley Seduced the Pentagon Tech moguls like Jeff Bezos and Eric Schmidt have gotten unprecedented access to the Pentagon. And one whistleblower who raised flags has paid the price.

Remembering the Two David Kochs The industrialist and conservative megadonor, who died Friday, leaves behind a complicated legacy.

Dr. Jen Gunter Wants to Protect Your Vagina From Gwyneth Paltrow And from politicians trying to regulate your body with pseudoscience.

Inside the Prison Where Inmates Set Each Other on Fire and Gangs Have More Power Than Guards At South Mississippi Correctional Institution, inmates have been on perpetual lockdown for seven months and gangs enforce rules.

“God Told Me to Fight”—Inside the Battle to Stop Another Petrochemical Plant in “Cancer Alley” Houses, several churches, and an elementary school would all be about a mile away.

Academics Doubt Trump’s Claim About Google Influencing the 2016 Election The researcher suggested more voters should have gotten search results linking to Breitbart.