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TurboTax Is Still Tricking Customers With Tax Prep Ads That Misuse the Word “Free”
Intuit has amped up its misleading digital advertising.

Will Young | February 20, 2020
Why Mark Zuckerberg’s Plea for Regulation is an Enormous Cop-Out
The social media giant follows an old tech playbook: Break things and let someone else clean up.

Ali Breland | February 19, 2020
Inside the Fight to Topple Lindsey Graham—and Trump's Senate Majority
Does Jaime Harrison have the blueprint for winning back the South?

Kara Voght | March/April 2020 Issue
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Mother Jones | Originally Posted February 10, 2020; Updated October 27, 2025
Big Outbreaks Like The Coronavirus Actually Do Discriminate: Against the Poor and Most Needy
The burden of the illness won’t be shared equally among Americans.

Kiera Butler | February 7, 2020
Biden’s Closing Iowa Argument: Impeachment Shows “How Scared Trump Is of Running Against Me”
This isn't how elections are supposed to work. But Biden thinks it can help him.

Tim Murphy | January 31, 2020

California’s Controversial Housing Bill Just Died. It Wasn’t Just Because of NIMBYs.
Housing justice advocates were also a major source of opposition. But don't lump the two camps together.

Marisa Endicott | January 30, 2020
Climate Change Is Making It Much Harder to Be a Young Farmer
And government agencies "don’t know how to work with us.”

Leah Douglas | January 30, 2020
The Washington Post Leadership Devalued Jamal Khashoggi’s Legacy
The murdered journalist reported fearlessly on those who would silence reporters for their work. Someone should remind the Post’s top editors.

Daniel King | January 28, 2020
Like All Building Projects, California’s Housing Bill Is Behind Schedule and Causing Headaches
The controversial SB 50 just went down.

Marisa Endicott | January 28, 2020
Who’s Afraid of the IRS? Not Facebook.
The social media behemoth is about to face off with the tax agency in a rare trial to capture billions.

Paul Kiel | January 27, 2020
The Video of Donald Trump Telling Associates to “Get Rid of” Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch Has Been Released
The lawyer for Lev Parnas released it Saturday.

Ben Dreyfuss | January 25, 2020
Mike Pompeo Freaked Out at an NPR Reporter Friday. He Just Released a Statement That Is…Not Good.
"It's worth noting that Bangladesh is NOT Ukraine."

Ben Dreyfuss | January 25, 2020
They Were Promised Broadband and High-Tech Jobs. They’re Still Waiting.
Kentucky’s plan to bring broadband to remote parts of the state has sputtered.

Alfred Miller | January 21, 2020
Private Documents Reveal What Wall Street Really Thinks About Elizabeth Warren
A big bank is warning its clients to expect serious pain.

Kara Voght and Sam Van Pykeren | January 17, 2020
I Want to Punch Baby Yoda and Science Backs Me Up
My friends think I'm out of my mind. But "cute aggression" is a real phenomenon.

Abigail Weinberg | January 15, 2020
New Figure in Ukraine Scandal Was Taken Into Police Custody at Trump Resort Last Year
This landscaper-turned-lobbyist claimed the Secret Service and a hit man were after him.

David Corn | January 14, 2020
“Boys Will Be Boys” Lets Men Like Kavanaugh and Trump Off the Hook
As tiresome tropes go, this one gets debunked as fast as it returns. So why does its zombie life continue?

Daniel King | January 13, 2020
Iran Apologizes for Shooting Down Ukrainian Airplane
"Missiles fired due to human error caused the horrific crash."

Tim Murphy | January 11, 2020
Remembering Courtney Everts Mykytyn, Who Urged White Parents to Integrate Schools—With Respect
The activist, whom we profiled in 2017, died in a car accident in late December.

Patrick Wall, Chalkbeat Newark | January 9, 2020

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TurboTax Is Still Tricking Customers With Tax Prep Ads That Misuse the Word “Free”
Intuit has amped up its misleading digital advertising.

Why Mark Zuckerberg’s Plea for Regulation is an Enormous Cop-Out
The social media giant follows an old tech playbook: Break things and let someone else clean up.

Inside the Fight to Topple Lindsey Graham—and Trump's Senate Majority
Does Jaime Harrison have the blueprint for winning back the South?

Mother Jones’ Style Guide

Big Outbreaks Like The Coronavirus Actually Do Discriminate: Against the Poor and Most Needy
The burden of the illness won’t be shared equally among Americans.

Biden’s Closing Iowa Argument: Impeachment Shows “How Scared Trump Is of Running Against Me”
This isn't how elections are supposed to work. But Biden thinks it can help him.

California’s Controversial Housing Bill Just Died. It Wasn’t Just Because of NIMBYs.
Housing justice advocates were also a major source of opposition. But don't lump the two camps together.

Climate Change Is Making It Much Harder to Be a Young Farmer
And government agencies "don’t know how to work with us.”

The Washington Post Leadership Devalued Jamal Khashoggi’s Legacy
The murdered journalist reported fearlessly on those who would silence reporters for their work. Someone should remind the Post’s top editors.

Like All Building Projects, California’s Housing Bill Is Behind Schedule and Causing Headaches
The controversial SB 50 just went down.

Who’s Afraid of the IRS? Not Facebook.
The social media behemoth is about to face off with the tax agency in a rare trial to capture billions.

The Video of Donald Trump Telling Associates to “Get Rid of” Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch Has Been Released
The lawyer for Lev Parnas released it Saturday.

Mike Pompeo Freaked Out at an NPR Reporter Friday. He Just Released a Statement That Is…Not Good.
"It's worth noting that Bangladesh is NOT Ukraine."

They Were Promised Broadband and High-Tech Jobs. They’re Still Waiting.
Kentucky’s plan to bring broadband to remote parts of the state has sputtered.

Private Documents Reveal What Wall Street Really Thinks About Elizabeth Warren
A big bank is warning its clients to expect serious pain.

I Want to Punch Baby Yoda and Science Backs Me Up
My friends think I'm out of my mind. But "cute aggression" is a real phenomenon.

New Figure in Ukraine Scandal Was Taken Into Police Custody at Trump Resort Last Year
This landscaper-turned-lobbyist claimed the Secret Service and a hit man were after him.

“Boys Will Be Boys” Lets Men Like Kavanaugh and Trump Off the Hook
As tiresome tropes go, this one gets debunked as fast as it returns. So why does its zombie life continue?

Iran Apologizes for Shooting Down Ukrainian Airplane
"Missiles fired due to human error caused the horrific crash."

Remembering Courtney Everts Mykytyn, Who Urged White Parents to Integrate Schools—With Respect
The activist, whom we profiled in 2017, died in a car accident in late December.

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TurboTax Is Still Tricking Customers With Tax Prep Ads That Misuse the Word “Free” Intuit has amped up its misleading digital advertising.

Why Mark Zuckerberg’s Plea for Regulation is an Enormous Cop-Out The social media giant follows an old tech playbook: Break things and let someone else clean up.

Inside the Fight to Topple Lindsey Graham—and Trump's Senate Majority Does Jaime Harrison have the blueprint for winning back the South?

Mother Jones’ Style Guide

Big Outbreaks Like The Coronavirus Actually Do Discriminate: Against the Poor and Most Needy The burden of the illness won’t be shared equally among Americans.

Biden’s Closing Iowa Argument: Impeachment Shows “How Scared Trump Is of Running Against Me” This isn't how elections are supposed to work. But Biden thinks it can help him.

California’s Controversial Housing Bill Just Died. It Wasn’t Just Because of NIMBYs. Housing justice advocates were also a major source of opposition. But don't lump the two camps together.

Climate Change Is Making It Much Harder to Be a Young Farmer And government agencies "don’t know how to work with us.”

The Washington Post Leadership Devalued Jamal Khashoggi’s Legacy The murdered journalist reported fearlessly on those who would silence reporters for their work. Someone should remind the Post’s top editors.

Like All Building Projects, California’s Housing Bill Is Behind Schedule and Causing Headaches The controversial SB 50 just went down.

Who’s Afraid of the IRS? Not Facebook. The social media behemoth is about to face off with the tax agency in a rare trial to capture billions.

The Video of Donald Trump Telling Associates to “Get Rid of” Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch Has Been Released The lawyer for Lev Parnas released it Saturday.

Mike Pompeo Freaked Out at an NPR Reporter Friday. He Just Released a Statement That Is…Not Good. "It's worth noting that Bangladesh is NOT Ukraine."

They Were Promised Broadband and High-Tech Jobs. They’re Still Waiting. Kentucky’s plan to bring broadband to remote parts of the state has sputtered.

Private Documents Reveal What Wall Street Really Thinks About Elizabeth Warren A big bank is warning its clients to expect serious pain.

I Want to Punch Baby Yoda and Science Backs Me Up My friends think I'm out of my mind. But "cute aggression" is a real phenomenon.

New Figure in Ukraine Scandal Was Taken Into Police Custody at Trump Resort Last Year This landscaper-turned-lobbyist claimed the Secret Service and a hit man were after him.

“Boys Will Be Boys” Lets Men Like Kavanaugh and Trump Off the Hook As tiresome tropes go, this one gets debunked as fast as it returns. So why does its zombie life continue?

Iran Apologizes for Shooting Down Ukrainian Airplane "Missiles fired due to human error caused the horrific crash."

Remembering Courtney Everts Mykytyn, Who Urged White Parents to Integrate Schools—With Respect The activist, whom we profiled in 2017, died in a car accident in late December.