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Ted Cruz Staged a Hearing on Tech Bias. Senate Democrats Weren’t Having It.
Lawmakers ignore and laugh at their Republican colleagues' unsupported claims of conservative repression.

Ali Breland | April 12, 2019
Who Is the Mystery Man Tied to the Mar-a-Lago Intruder? The Puzzle Involves an Empty Lot in Colorado.
A Chinese entrepreneur with links to the Communist Party may be key to figuring out what happened at Trump’s club.

David Corn, Russ Choma, Daniel Schulman, and Dan Friedman | April 12, 2019
Activists Couldn’t Get Facebook to Tackle Its Discrimination Problem—Until the Russia Scandal Hit
The years-long battle to convince Facebook to address civil rights violations on its platform.

Pema Levy and Tonya Riley | April 12, 2019
This Inmate Argued He Was Sentenced to Death Because He’s Gay. SCOTUS Just Refused to Hear His Case.
Jurors thought a gay man would enjoy prison.

Nathalie Baptiste | April 11, 2019
It’s Not Hard to Find Scammers Selling Credit Card Information on Major Social Media Sites
Platforms say that violates their rules, but some of the posts have lingered online for years.

Ali Breland | April 10, 2019
“Libraries Have Become De Facto Homeless Shelters”: Emilio Estevez on His New Movie, “The Public”
The filmmaker discusses the timely drama and ethical battle lines drawn at libraries nationwide during a special screening and panel with Mother Jones editor-in-chief Clara Jeffery

Jordan Gass-Poore | April 10, 2019

House Democrats Just Passed a Bill to Revive Net Neutrality
Everybody likes this bill, so of course it's doomed.

Nihal Krishan | April 10, 2019
Which Democratic Presidential Candidates Have Released Their Tax Returns?
It's fewer than you might think.

Kara Voght | April 10, 2019
YouTube Says It’s Stopping Hate Speech. It Is Obviously Not.
Tech executives claim progress before Congress while their sites show there's lots left to do.

Ali Breland | April 9, 2019
Tim Ryan’s Long, Weird History of Palling Around With Fluoride and Vaccine Skeptics
Why the 2020 candidate's quest to win the "yoga vote" might come back to haunt him.

Tim Murphy | April 9, 2019
The Cops Want to Know What’s Happening on 8chan
The message board reports an unprecedented number of requests from law enforcement.

Ali Breland | April 5, 2019
Mystery Man in Trump’s Mar-a-Lago–China Scandal Prompts Counterintelligence Concerns
Charles Lee, possibly linked to the intruder at Trump's club, has ties to Chinese government and Communist Party outfits.

David Corn, Daniel Schulman, and Dan Friedman | April 5, 2019
Trump Killed a Science Panel. It Got Back Together To Send an “Extremely Urgent” Warning.
"We were concerned that the federal government is missing an opportunity."

Oliver Milman | April 5, 2019
Nixon Closed the Border to Sow Chaos. Trump’s Shutdown Could Be Even Worse.
A Nixon aide described the 1969 border plan as "an exercise in international extortion, pure, simple, and effective."

Noah Lanard | April 3, 2019
Russiagate Is Ending Like Any White-Collar Crime
That's an undeniable scandal. Just ask Glenn Greenwald and Matt Taibbi.

David Klion | April 3, 2019
Beto's Wealthy Father-in-Law Helped Launch His Political Career. He's Haunted It Ever Since.
His relationship with real estate tycoon Bill Sanders has long been a source of political attacks. It will be again.

Tim Murphy | May/June 2019 Issue
Congress Wants to Know Why the Incoming Interior Chief Is Keeping His Calendar Secret
David Bernhardt just prefers to update a Google doc.

Rebecca Leber | March 28, 2019
Grindr Users Are the Unhappiest People

Kevin Drum | March 27, 2019
Tiffany Cabán Is on Her Way to Becoming Queens’ Next DA
She wants to decriminalize sex-work and lock up fewer people.

Samantha Michaels | March 27, 2019
There’s a Lot More to Investigate Than Just Russia
Inside one of the countless other stories of foreign influence

Monika Bauerlein | March 24, 2019

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Ted Cruz Staged a Hearing on Tech Bias. Senate Democrats Weren’t Having It.
Lawmakers ignore and laugh at their Republican colleagues' unsupported claims of conservative repression.

Who Is the Mystery Man Tied to the Mar-a-Lago Intruder? The Puzzle Involves an Empty Lot in Colorado.
A Chinese entrepreneur with links to the Communist Party may be key to figuring out what happened at Trump’s club.

Activists Couldn’t Get Facebook to Tackle Its Discrimination Problem—Until the Russia Scandal Hit
The years-long battle to convince Facebook to address civil rights violations on its platform.

This Inmate Argued He Was Sentenced to Death Because He’s Gay. SCOTUS Just Refused to Hear His Case.
Jurors thought a gay man would enjoy prison.

It’s Not Hard to Find Scammers Selling Credit Card Information on Major Social Media Sites
Platforms say that violates their rules, but some of the posts have lingered online for years.

“Libraries Have Become De Facto Homeless Shelters”: Emilio Estevez on His New Movie, “The Public”
The filmmaker discusses the timely drama and ethical battle lines drawn at libraries nationwide during a special screening and panel with Mother Jones editor-in-chief Clara Jeffery

House Democrats Just Passed a Bill to Revive Net Neutrality
Everybody likes this bill, so of course it's doomed.

Which Democratic Presidential Candidates Have Released Their Tax Returns?
It's fewer than you might think.

YouTube Says It’s Stopping Hate Speech. It Is Obviously Not.
Tech executives claim progress before Congress while their sites show there's lots left to do.

Tim Ryan’s Long, Weird History of Palling Around With Fluoride and Vaccine Skeptics
Why the 2020 candidate's quest to win the "yoga vote" might come back to haunt him.

The Cops Want to Know What’s Happening on 8chan
The message board reports an unprecedented number of requests from law enforcement.

Mystery Man in Trump’s Mar-a-Lago–China Scandal Prompts Counterintelligence Concerns
Charles Lee, possibly linked to the intruder at Trump's club, has ties to Chinese government and Communist Party outfits.

Trump Killed a Science Panel. It Got Back Together To Send an “Extremely Urgent” Warning.
"We were concerned that the federal government is missing an opportunity."

Nixon Closed the Border to Sow Chaos. Trump’s Shutdown Could Be Even Worse.
A Nixon aide described the 1969 border plan as "an exercise in international extortion, pure, simple, and effective."

Russiagate Is Ending Like Any White-Collar Crime
That's an undeniable scandal. Just ask Glenn Greenwald and Matt Taibbi.

Beto's Wealthy Father-in-Law Helped Launch His Political Career. He's Haunted It Ever Since.
His relationship with real estate tycoon Bill Sanders has long been a source of political attacks. It will be again.

Congress Wants to Know Why the Incoming Interior Chief Is Keeping His Calendar Secret
David Bernhardt just prefers to update a Google doc.

Grindr Users Are the Unhappiest People

Tiffany Cabán Is on Her Way to Becoming Queens’ Next DA
She wants to decriminalize sex-work and lock up fewer people.

There’s a Lot More to Investigate Than Just Russia
Inside one of the countless other stories of foreign influence

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Ted Cruz Staged a Hearing on Tech Bias. Senate Democrats Weren’t Having It. Lawmakers ignore and laugh at their Republican colleagues' unsupported claims of conservative repression.

Who Is the Mystery Man Tied to the Mar-a-Lago Intruder? The Puzzle Involves an Empty Lot in Colorado. A Chinese entrepreneur with links to the Communist Party may be key to figuring out what happened at Trump’s club.

Activists Couldn’t Get Facebook to Tackle Its Discrimination Problem—Until the Russia Scandal Hit The years-long battle to convince Facebook to address civil rights violations on its platform.

This Inmate Argued He Was Sentenced to Death Because He’s Gay. SCOTUS Just Refused to Hear His Case. Jurors thought a gay man would enjoy prison.

It’s Not Hard to Find Scammers Selling Credit Card Information on Major Social Media Sites Platforms say that violates their rules, but some of the posts have lingered online for years.

“Libraries Have Become De Facto Homeless Shelters”: Emilio Estevez on His New Movie, “The Public” The filmmaker discusses the timely drama and ethical battle lines drawn at libraries nationwide during a special screening and panel with Mother Jones editor-in-chief Clara Jeffery

House Democrats Just Passed a Bill to Revive Net Neutrality Everybody likes this bill, so of course it's doomed.

Which Democratic Presidential Candidates Have Released Their Tax Returns? It's fewer than you might think.

YouTube Says It’s Stopping Hate Speech. It Is Obviously Not. Tech executives claim progress before Congress while their sites show there's lots left to do.

Tim Ryan’s Long, Weird History of Palling Around With Fluoride and Vaccine Skeptics Why the 2020 candidate's quest to win the "yoga vote" might come back to haunt him.

The Cops Want to Know What’s Happening on 8chan The message board reports an unprecedented number of requests from law enforcement.

Mystery Man in Trump’s Mar-a-Lago–China Scandal Prompts Counterintelligence Concerns Charles Lee, possibly linked to the intruder at Trump's club, has ties to Chinese government and Communist Party outfits.

Trump Killed a Science Panel. It Got Back Together To Send an “Extremely Urgent” Warning. "We were concerned that the federal government is missing an opportunity."

Nixon Closed the Border to Sow Chaos. Trump’s Shutdown Could Be Even Worse. A Nixon aide described the 1969 border plan as "an exercise in international extortion, pure, simple, and effective."

Russiagate Is Ending Like Any White-Collar Crime That's an undeniable scandal. Just ask Glenn Greenwald and Matt Taibbi.

Beto's Wealthy Father-in-Law Helped Launch His Political Career. He's Haunted It Ever Since. His relationship with real estate tycoon Bill Sanders has long been a source of political attacks. It will be again.

Congress Wants to Know Why the Incoming Interior Chief Is Keeping His Calendar Secret David Bernhardt just prefers to update a Google doc.