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Amazon’s Bid on a $10 Billion Pentagon Contract Is Riddled With Conflicts of Interest
Its main rival is now suing to prevent the award.

Tonya Riley | December 28, 2018
How Much Attention Is Beto O’Rourke Getting Right Now?

Kevin Drum | December 28, 2018
The Media Recession Index Turned Up Sharply in December

Kevin Drum | December 27, 2018
Here Are the People Trump Said the Death Penalty Should Be Used Against This Year
"You know, the Chinese and Filipinos don’t have a drug problem. They just kill them."

Jacob Rosenberg | December 25, 2018
Scientists Are Fighting Climate Change by Making Their Own Snow
"Every little bit helps."

Amy Thomson | December 24, 2018
Wall Street Suffered Its Worst Week Since the Financial Crisis
The government shutdown won't help.

Hannah Levintova | December 22, 2018

It’s Been a Year Since Trump Enacted Sweeping Tax Cuts. Rich People Won.
The GOP said its tax bill would help the middle class. But the rich have reaped the biggest benefits.

Hannah Levintova | December 22, 2018
Factory Farms No Longer Have to Report Their Air Emissions. That’s Dangerous for Their Neighbors
And bad news for the climate.

Leah Douglas | December 21, 2018
Claus and Effect: What Medical Researchers Say About Santa’s Unhealthy Lifestyle
St. Nick desperately needs some elf-care.

Dave Gilson | December 21, 2018
James Mattis Resigns as Defense Secretary
The news comes as Trump vows to withdraw US troops from Syria—against the advice of his national security advisers.

Dan Spinelli | December 20, 2018
This Year’s Extreme Weather Showed That the Pentagon Is Not Ready for Climate Change
"You have to think 10, 20, 30, and 100 years ahead. And nobody budgets or plans for that."

Dan Spinelli | December 20, 2018
Facebook Just Got Hit With a Massive Lawsuit. It Could Cost the Company Billions.
"Unfair and deceptive."

Tonya Riley | December 19, 2018
Lawsuit Challenges Wisconsin Republicans’ Lame-Duck Cuts to Early Voting
Republicans passed the voting restrictions in a lame-duck session before a Democratic governor takes office.

Ari Berman | December 17, 2018
A New Report Shows That Facebook and Instagram Posts From Russian Intelligence Doubled After Trump Won
Content was designed to prey on racial tensions in the United States.

Tonya Riley | December 17, 2018
How Russian Trolls Boosted Conservative News Outlets in the United States
A new report documents content from sites like Breitbart and the Daily Caller being pushed by the Kremlin.

Ali Breland | December 17, 2018
Russians Have Been Supporting Republicans Since 2013

Kevin Drum | December 17, 2018
We High-IQ Humans Sure Do Have Thin Skins

Kevin Drum | December 14, 2018
Maria Butina Pleads Guilty to Participating in a Russian Conspiracy Against the United States
She has agreed to cooperate with prosecutors investigating Russian interference in the 2016 election.

Hannah Levintova | December 13, 2018
I Have a Question for High School Guidance Counselors in Michigan

Kevin Drum | December 12, 2018
Disgraced Trump Fundraiser Tried to Use GOP Contacts to Score “Billions” in Africa
Here's another chapter in the Elliott Broidy saga.

David Corn | December 12, 2018

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Amazon’s Bid on a $10 Billion Pentagon Contract Is Riddled With Conflicts of Interest
Its main rival is now suing to prevent the award.

How Much Attention Is Beto O’Rourke Getting Right Now?

The Media Recession Index Turned Up Sharply in December

Here Are the People Trump Said the Death Penalty Should Be Used Against This Year
"You know, the Chinese and Filipinos don’t have a drug problem. They just kill them."

Scientists Are Fighting Climate Change by Making Their Own Snow
"Every little bit helps."

Wall Street Suffered Its Worst Week Since the Financial Crisis
The government shutdown won't help.

It’s Been a Year Since Trump Enacted Sweeping Tax Cuts. Rich People Won.
The GOP said its tax bill would help the middle class. But the rich have reaped the biggest benefits.

Factory Farms No Longer Have to Report Their Air Emissions. That’s Dangerous for Their Neighbors
And bad news for the climate.

Claus and Effect: What Medical Researchers Say About Santa’s Unhealthy Lifestyle
St. Nick desperately needs some elf-care.

James Mattis Resigns as Defense Secretary
The news comes as Trump vows to withdraw US troops from Syria—against the advice of his national security advisers.

This Year’s Extreme Weather Showed That the Pentagon Is Not Ready for Climate Change
"You have to think 10, 20, 30, and 100 years ahead. And nobody budgets or plans for that."

Facebook Just Got Hit With a Massive Lawsuit. It Could Cost the Company Billions.
"Unfair and deceptive."

Lawsuit Challenges Wisconsin Republicans’ Lame-Duck Cuts to Early Voting
Republicans passed the voting restrictions in a lame-duck session before a Democratic governor takes office.

A New Report Shows That Facebook and Instagram Posts From Russian Intelligence Doubled After Trump Won
Content was designed to prey on racial tensions in the United States.

How Russian Trolls Boosted Conservative News Outlets in the United States
A new report documents content from sites like Breitbart and the Daily Caller being pushed by the Kremlin.

Russians Have Been Supporting Republicans Since 2013

We High-IQ Humans Sure Do Have Thin Skins

Maria Butina Pleads Guilty to Participating in a Russian Conspiracy Against the United States
She has agreed to cooperate with prosecutors investigating Russian interference in the 2016 election.

I Have a Question for High School Guidance Counselors in Michigan

Disgraced Trump Fundraiser Tried to Use GOP Contacts to Score “Billions” in Africa
Here's another chapter in the Elliott Broidy saga.

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Amazon’s Bid on a $10 Billion Pentagon Contract Is Riddled With Conflicts of Interest Its main rival is now suing to prevent the award.

How Much Attention Is Beto O’Rourke Getting Right Now?

The Media Recession Index Turned Up Sharply in December

Here Are the People Trump Said the Death Penalty Should Be Used Against This Year "You know, the Chinese and Filipinos don’t have a drug problem. They just kill them."

Scientists Are Fighting Climate Change by Making Their Own Snow "Every little bit helps."

Wall Street Suffered Its Worst Week Since the Financial Crisis The government shutdown won't help.

It’s Been a Year Since Trump Enacted Sweeping Tax Cuts. Rich People Won. The GOP said its tax bill would help the middle class. But the rich have reaped the biggest benefits.

Factory Farms No Longer Have to Report Their Air Emissions. That’s Dangerous for Their Neighbors And bad news for the climate.

Claus and Effect: What Medical Researchers Say About Santa’s Unhealthy Lifestyle St. Nick desperately needs some elf-care.

James Mattis Resigns as Defense Secretary The news comes as Trump vows to withdraw US troops from Syria—against the advice of his national security advisers.

This Year’s Extreme Weather Showed That the Pentagon Is Not Ready for Climate Change "You have to think 10, 20, 30, and 100 years ahead. And nobody budgets or plans for that."

Facebook Just Got Hit With a Massive Lawsuit. It Could Cost the Company Billions. "Unfair and deceptive."

Lawsuit Challenges Wisconsin Republicans’ Lame-Duck Cuts to Early Voting Republicans passed the voting restrictions in a lame-duck session before a Democratic governor takes office.

A New Report Shows That Facebook and Instagram Posts From Russian Intelligence Doubled After Trump Won Content was designed to prey on racial tensions in the United States.

How Russian Trolls Boosted Conservative News Outlets in the United States A new report documents content from sites like Breitbart and the Daily Caller being pushed by the Kremlin.