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Heatwaves Are Sweeping Across the Oceans “Like Wildfires That Take out Huge Areas of Forest”
Researchers found extreme temperatures destroy kelp, seagrass, corals, and could be terrible for humanity.

Damian Carrington | March 5, 2019
Arkansas Tried to Restrict the Use of This Controversial Pesticide. Monsanto Fought Back and Won.
Dicamba drift has damaged millions of dollars worth of crops, as well as wildflowers that honeybees rely on to produce honey.

Liza Gross | March 1, 2019
Here’s What Congress Should Ask Michael Cohen
It's a pretty long list.

David Corn, Russ Choma, and Dan Friedman | February 26, 2019
30 Years Ago a Racist Juror Sentenced This Black Man to Death
Now it's up to the Supreme Court to decide if it matters.

Nathalie Baptiste | February 25, 2019
A Judge Just Imposed a Strict Gag Order on a Groveling Roger Stone
Judge Amy Berman Jackson stopped short of jailing Stone for an Instagram post.

Dan Friedman | February 21, 2019
Your Favorite Movie President

Kevin Drum | February 19, 2019

Who Is Your Favorite Movie President?

Kevin Drum | February 18, 2019
Bill de Blasio Just Went on Meet the Press to Slam Amazon for All the Wrong Reasons
Has his message changed? Or have his constituents?

Jamilah King | February 17, 2019
The Latest Attempt to Take Down AOC Ended Just as Spectacularly As You’d Expect
Don't they have something better to do?

Noah Lanard | February 16, 2019
ICE Is Sending Hundreds of Asylum Seekers to a Private Prison in Mississippi
A man who fled Nicaragua after being shot by pro-regime forces has spent nearly two months in the prison.

Noah Lanard | February 15, 2019
Hundreds of Psychologists Call for Protecting Kids From “Constant Threats” of Gun Violence
"The thousands of children who are shot each year aren’t the only victims."

Daniel Costa-Roberts | February 13, 2019
Republicans Pounce on New York Times for Pouncing on Them

Kevin Drum | February 12, 2019
10 Years of Privacy Violations, Disinformation, and Friend Requests From Facebook
Explore the social-media giant’s troubling track record.

Ali Breland | March/April 2019 Issue
How Facebook Screwed Us All
It’s not just spreading phony stories everywhere—it’s killing real news.

Monika Bauerlein and Clara Jeffery | March/April 2019 Issue
The One Thing All the 2020 Democratic Candidates Agree They Hate
Rejecting money from corporate PACs has become an early litmus test.

Nihal Krishan | February 11, 2019
She Started Selling Abortion Pills Online. Then the Feds Showed Up.
What happened when one woman tried to make safe and cheap abortion pills available through the mail.

Chelsea Conaboy | March/April 2019 Issue
This Is the Green New Deal’s Biggest Problem
A Tesla in every driveway just won't cut it.

Alex Baca | February 11, 2019
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Is Showing Us the Future of Politics. Sort Of.
A new breed of Democrats is giving fans an all-access backstage pass to the political sausage making. Is this transparency, or TMI?

Tim Murphy | March/April 2019 Issue
OxyContin Maker Explored Expansion Into “Attractive” Anti-Addiction Market
Secret portions of a lawsuit allege that Purdue Pharma, controlled by the Sackler family, considered capitalizing on the addiction treatment boom—while going to extreme lengths to boost sales of its controversial opioid.

David Armstrong | January 31, 2019
Trump’s Ag Secretary Just Skirted the Senate to Appoint These Corporate Flacks
Here's what to know about the USDA's new deputies.

Tom Philpott | January 31, 2019

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Heatwaves Are Sweeping Across the Oceans “Like Wildfires That Take out Huge Areas of Forest”
Researchers found extreme temperatures destroy kelp, seagrass, corals, and could be terrible for humanity.

Arkansas Tried to Restrict the Use of This Controversial Pesticide. Monsanto Fought Back and Won.
Dicamba drift has damaged millions of dollars worth of crops, as well as wildflowers that honeybees rely on to produce honey.

Here’s What Congress Should Ask Michael Cohen
It's a pretty long list.

30 Years Ago a Racist Juror Sentenced This Black Man to Death
Now it's up to the Supreme Court to decide if it matters.

A Judge Just Imposed a Strict Gag Order on a Groveling Roger Stone
Judge Amy Berman Jackson stopped short of jailing Stone for an Instagram post.

Your Favorite Movie President

Who Is Your Favorite Movie President?

Bill de Blasio Just Went on Meet the Press to Slam Amazon for All the Wrong Reasons
Has his message changed? Or have his constituents?

The Latest Attempt to Take Down AOC Ended Just as Spectacularly As You’d Expect
Don't they have something better to do?

ICE Is Sending Hundreds of Asylum Seekers to a Private Prison in Mississippi
A man who fled Nicaragua after being shot by pro-regime forces has spent nearly two months in the prison.

Hundreds of Psychologists Call for Protecting Kids From “Constant Threats” of Gun Violence
"The thousands of children who are shot each year aren’t the only victims."

Republicans Pounce on New York Times for Pouncing on Them

10 Years of Privacy Violations, Disinformation, and Friend Requests From Facebook
Explore the social-media giant’s troubling track record.

How Facebook Screwed Us All
It’s not just spreading phony stories everywhere—it’s killing real news.

The One Thing All the 2020 Democratic Candidates Agree They Hate
Rejecting money from corporate PACs has become an early litmus test.

She Started Selling Abortion Pills Online. Then the Feds Showed Up.
What happened when one woman tried to make safe and cheap abortion pills available through the mail.

This Is the Green New Deal’s Biggest Problem
A Tesla in every driveway just won't cut it.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Is Showing Us the Future of Politics. Sort Of.
A new breed of Democrats is giving fans an all-access backstage pass to the political sausage making. Is this transparency, or TMI?

Trump’s Ag Secretary Just Skirted the Senate to Appoint These Corporate Flacks
Here's what to know about the USDA's new deputies.

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Heatwaves Are Sweeping Across the Oceans “Like Wildfires That Take out Huge Areas of Forest” Researchers found extreme temperatures destroy kelp, seagrass, corals, and could be terrible for humanity.

Arkansas Tried to Restrict the Use of This Controversial Pesticide. Monsanto Fought Back and Won. Dicamba drift has damaged millions of dollars worth of crops, as well as wildflowers that honeybees rely on to produce honey.

Here’s What Congress Should Ask Michael Cohen It's a pretty long list.

30 Years Ago a Racist Juror Sentenced This Black Man to Death Now it's up to the Supreme Court to decide if it matters.

A Judge Just Imposed a Strict Gag Order on a Groveling Roger Stone Judge Amy Berman Jackson stopped short of jailing Stone for an Instagram post.

Your Favorite Movie President

Who Is Your Favorite Movie President?

Bill de Blasio Just Went on Meet the Press to Slam Amazon for All the Wrong Reasons Has his message changed? Or have his constituents?

The Latest Attempt to Take Down AOC Ended Just as Spectacularly As You’d Expect Don't they have something better to do?

ICE Is Sending Hundreds of Asylum Seekers to a Private Prison in Mississippi A man who fled Nicaragua after being shot by pro-regime forces has spent nearly two months in the prison.

Hundreds of Psychologists Call for Protecting Kids From “Constant Threats” of Gun Violence "The thousands of children who are shot each year aren’t the only victims."

Republicans Pounce on New York Times for Pouncing on Them

10 Years of Privacy Violations, Disinformation, and Friend Requests From Facebook Explore the social-media giant’s troubling track record.

How Facebook Screwed Us All It’s not just spreading phony stories everywhere—it’s killing real news.

The One Thing All the 2020 Democratic Candidates Agree They Hate Rejecting money from corporate PACs has become an early litmus test.

She Started Selling Abortion Pills Online. Then the Feds Showed Up. What happened when one woman tried to make safe and cheap abortion pills available through the mail.

This Is the Green New Deal’s Biggest Problem A Tesla in every driveway just won't cut it.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Is Showing Us the Future of Politics. Sort Of. A new breed of Democrats is giving fans an all-access backstage pass to the political sausage making. Is this transparency, or TMI?

Trump’s Ag Secretary Just Skirted the Senate to Appoint These Corporate Flacks Here's what to know about the USDA's new deputies.