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Truck Heists, Dog Poisonings, and Murder: Inside the Brutal World of the Truffle Trade
The thrilling new book "The Truffle Underground" has all the dirt on this prized fungus.

Jacob Rosenberg | July 12, 2019
The Profound, Unforgiving Stupidity of Donald Trump’s Social Media Summit
It was the culmination of several very unfortunate timelines.

Matt Cohen and Ali Breland | July 11, 2019
Trump Lashes Out at Tech Companies and Lavishes Self-Praise: “So Great Looking and Smart”
Narcissism is a nice way to kick off a social media summit.

Inae Oh | July 11, 2019
Meet the Thai Woman Ensuring Your Seafood Dinner Isn’t Harvested By Slaves
The riveting new film "Ghost Fleet" shines a light on the forced labor problem still plaguing the global fishing industry.

Sam Fromartz | July 11, 2019
A Majority of Military Veterans Think the Wars in Afghanistan and Iraq Were a Mistake
And they're even more opposed to Trump's possible war with Iran.

Dan Spinelli | July 10, 2019
Trump is Having a Social Media Summit and the White House Invited Right-Wing Trolls
Thursday's gathering will focus on conservatives' complaints about censorship and online political bias.

Ali Breland | July 10, 2019

Environmentalism’s Next Frontier: Giving Nature Legal Rights
Ships and corporations have legal standing. Should ecosystems?

Jackie Flynn Mogensen | July/August 2019 Issue
New Coke Didn’t Fail. It Was Murdered.
The "Stranger Things" kid is right—it tasted fine. It died because of a Southern rebellion.

Tim Murphy | July 9, 2019
It’s the End of the World as They Know It
The distinct burden of being a climate scientist

Story by David Corn; Photos by Devin Yalkin | July 8, 2019
The Zuckerberg Deepfake Creators Wanted to Give Facebook a Taste of Its Own Medicine
An art project video highlights the problems facing the world's biggest social media platform.

Ali Breland | July 8, 2019
The Neo-Fascist Proud Boys Organized a "Free Speech" Rally in DC. It Flopped.
A botched handcuff metaphor, B-list speakers, sweltering heat, and a big police presence.

Ali Breland | July 6, 2019
Trump Administration Shockingly Revives Push for Census Citizenship Question
The administration reversed positions days after it said census forms would be printed without the citizenship question

Ari Berman | July 5, 2019
How a Change of Color for the Puerto Rican Flag Became a Symbol of Resistance
The island's relationship with its banner has always been complicated.

Justin Agrelo | July 4, 2019
Georgia Makes Puerto Ricans Answer Questions About Frogs and Plantains to Get a Driver’s License
According to a new lawsuit.

Pema Levy | July 3, 2019
"The Whole Facility's Culture Is Rotted From the Core": What Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Saw Inside the El Paso Camps
In an interview with Mother Jones, AOC describes the cruelty and impunity she glimpsed at the border.

Jonathan M. Katz | July 2, 2019
How a Dubious Claim of Cement Milkshakes in Portland Became a Right-Wing Meme
The police claimed that left-wing protesters were hurling cement drinks. There's no evidence to back that up.

Ali Breland | July 2, 2019
The New York Times Says Trump Might Accept a Nuclear Freeze from North Korea. His Advisers Disagree.
Bolton called the report a "reprehensible attempt by someone to box in the President."

Dan Spinelli | July 1, 2019
The Courts Won’t End Gerrymandering. Eric Holder Has a Plan to Fix It Without Them.
While Democrats are fixated on 2020, Holder is fighting for fairer maps in 2021 and beyond.

Ari Berman | July/August 2019 Issue
Photos: WorldPride Blitzes New York City, Honoring 50 Years Since Stonewall
Plus lots of Pride Pups.

James West | June 30, 2019
One Man Is Trying to Fight Climate Change By Mobilizing an Unlikely Team: Iowa’s Farmers
"Nobody's giving them credit."

Brian Barth | July/August 2019 Issue

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Truck Heists, Dog Poisonings, and Murder: Inside the Brutal World of the Truffle Trade
The thrilling new book "The Truffle Underground" has all the dirt on this prized fungus.

The Profound, Unforgiving Stupidity of Donald Trump’s Social Media Summit
It was the culmination of several very unfortunate timelines.

Trump Lashes Out at Tech Companies and Lavishes Self-Praise: “So Great Looking and Smart”
Narcissism is a nice way to kick off a social media summit.

Meet the Thai Woman Ensuring Your Seafood Dinner Isn’t Harvested By Slaves
The riveting new film "Ghost Fleet" shines a light on the forced labor problem still plaguing the global fishing industry.

A Majority of Military Veterans Think the Wars in Afghanistan and Iraq Were a Mistake
And they're even more opposed to Trump's possible war with Iran.

Trump is Having a Social Media Summit and the White House Invited Right-Wing Trolls
Thursday's gathering will focus on conservatives' complaints about censorship and online political bias.

Environmentalism’s Next Frontier: Giving Nature Legal Rights
Ships and corporations have legal standing. Should ecosystems?

New Coke Didn’t Fail. It Was Murdered.
The "Stranger Things" kid is right—it tasted fine. It died because of a Southern rebellion.

It’s the End of the World as They Know It
The distinct burden of being a climate scientist

The Zuckerberg Deepfake Creators Wanted to Give Facebook a Taste of Its Own Medicine
An art project video highlights the problems facing the world's biggest social media platform.

The Neo-Fascist Proud Boys Organized a "Free Speech" Rally in DC. It Flopped.
A botched handcuff metaphor, B-list speakers, sweltering heat, and a big police presence.

Trump Administration Shockingly Revives Push for Census Citizenship Question
The administration reversed positions days after it said census forms would be printed without the citizenship question

How a Change of Color for the Puerto Rican Flag Became a Symbol of Resistance
The island's relationship with its banner has always been complicated.

Georgia Makes Puerto Ricans Answer Questions About Frogs and Plantains to Get a Driver’s License
According to a new lawsuit.

"The Whole Facility's Culture Is Rotted From the Core": What Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Saw Inside the El Paso Camps
In an interview with Mother Jones, AOC describes the cruelty and impunity she glimpsed at the border.

How a Dubious Claim of Cement Milkshakes in Portland Became a Right-Wing Meme
The police claimed that left-wing protesters were hurling cement drinks. There's no evidence to back that up.

The New York Times Says Trump Might Accept a Nuclear Freeze from North Korea. His Advisers Disagree.
Bolton called the report a "reprehensible attempt by someone to box in the President."

The Courts Won’t End Gerrymandering. Eric Holder Has a Plan to Fix It Without Them.
While Democrats are fixated on 2020, Holder is fighting for fairer maps in 2021 and beyond.

Photos: WorldPride Blitzes New York City, Honoring 50 Years Since Stonewall
Plus lots of Pride Pups.

One Man Is Trying to Fight Climate Change By Mobilizing an Unlikely Team: Iowa’s Farmers
"Nobody's giving them credit."

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Truck Heists, Dog Poisonings, and Murder: Inside the Brutal World of the Truffle Trade The thrilling new book "The Truffle Underground" has all the dirt on this prized fungus.

The Profound, Unforgiving Stupidity of Donald Trump’s Social Media Summit It was the culmination of several very unfortunate timelines.

Trump Lashes Out at Tech Companies and Lavishes Self-Praise: “So Great Looking and Smart” Narcissism is a nice way to kick off a social media summit.

Meet the Thai Woman Ensuring Your Seafood Dinner Isn’t Harvested By Slaves The riveting new film "Ghost Fleet" shines a light on the forced labor problem still plaguing the global fishing industry.

A Majority of Military Veterans Think the Wars in Afghanistan and Iraq Were a Mistake And they're even more opposed to Trump's possible war with Iran.

Trump is Having a Social Media Summit and the White House Invited Right-Wing Trolls Thursday's gathering will focus on conservatives' complaints about censorship and online political bias.

Environmentalism’s Next Frontier: Giving Nature Legal Rights Ships and corporations have legal standing. Should ecosystems?

New Coke Didn’t Fail. It Was Murdered. The "Stranger Things" kid is right—it tasted fine. It died because of a Southern rebellion.

It’s the End of the World as They Know It The distinct burden of being a climate scientist

The Zuckerberg Deepfake Creators Wanted to Give Facebook a Taste of Its Own Medicine An art project video highlights the problems facing the world's biggest social media platform.

The Neo-Fascist Proud Boys Organized a "Free Speech" Rally in DC. It Flopped. A botched handcuff metaphor, B-list speakers, sweltering heat, and a big police presence.

Trump Administration Shockingly Revives Push for Census Citizenship Question The administration reversed positions days after it said census forms would be printed without the citizenship question

How a Change of Color for the Puerto Rican Flag Became a Symbol of Resistance The island's relationship with its banner has always been complicated.

Georgia Makes Puerto Ricans Answer Questions About Frogs and Plantains to Get a Driver’s License According to a new lawsuit.

"The Whole Facility's Culture Is Rotted From the Core": What Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Saw Inside the El Paso Camps In an interview with Mother Jones, AOC describes the cruelty and impunity she glimpsed at the border.

How a Dubious Claim of Cement Milkshakes in Portland Became a Right-Wing Meme The police claimed that left-wing protesters were hurling cement drinks. There's no evidence to back that up.

The New York Times Says Trump Might Accept a Nuclear Freeze from North Korea. His Advisers Disagree. Bolton called the report a "reprehensible attempt by someone to box in the President."

The Courts Won’t End Gerrymandering. Eric Holder Has a Plan to Fix It Without Them. While Democrats are fixated on 2020, Holder is fighting for fairer maps in 2021 and beyond.

Photos: WorldPride Blitzes New York City, Honoring 50 Years Since Stonewall Plus lots of Pride Pups.

One Man Is Trying to Fight Climate Change By Mobilizing an Unlikely Team: Iowa’s Farmers "Nobody's giving them credit."