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Congress Had a Chance to Press Google on Hoaxes and Hate Speech. They Blew It.
Instead of addressing one of the internet's most pressing issues, Republicans focused on debunked studies of anti-conservative bias.

Ali Breland | December 12, 2018
Researchers Found a Cheap, Surprisingly Effective Way to Get More Low-Income Students Into College
Targeted mailers promising free tuition boosted enrollment at the University of Michigan.

Annie Ma | December 12, 2018
Bitcoin Strikes Back!

Kevin Drum | December 10, 2018
A Haitian Asylum-Seeker Did Everything Right. ICE Sent Him to a Windowless Jail Cell.
“I have not been outside for more than a year. I have not even glimpsed natural light."

Noah Lanard | December 7, 2018
Documents Point to Illegal Campaign Coordination Between Trump and the NRA
Trump and the gun group used the same consultants to spearhead TV ad blitzes at the height of the 2016 election, likely in violation of federal law.

Mike Spies | December 6, 2018
Did Sean Spicer Break the Law With His Tweets?
The ex-Trump staffer got caught sharing spon-con.

Tonya Riley | December 5, 2018

It’s the End of News as We Know It (and Facebook Is Feeling Fine)
Right-wing propaganda is still doing great. Journalism, not so much.

Monika Bauerlein and Clara Jeffery | December 4, 2018
Why Energy Researchers Are Interested in a Tiny Wood-Eating Pest You’ve Never Heard Of
Meet gribbles.

Matthew Taub | December 4, 2018
Why Facebook and Twitter Aren’t Stopping the Flood of False and Toxic Content
Tech insiders and experts expose the dark side of the wildly lucrative social media business.

Denise Clifton | December 4, 2018
Insecure Men Were a Big Trump Demographic in 2016

Kevin Drum | November 30, 2018
Video Games Consume More Electricity Than 25 Power Plants Can Produce
Researchers set up a special lab to measure gaming's massive carbon footprint.

Bryan Schatz | November 29, 2018
How to Fight With a Trump Target on Your Back. Stories of Hope and Survival From Our Trans Readers.
"No king, tyrant, pope, autocrat, or dictator has been able to erase us."

Ashley Dejean | November 28, 2018
Stacey Abrams’ Allies Sue Georgia, Alleging an Unconstitutional Election System
After an election featuring voter suppression, two groups claim that the state's entire system is illegal.

Pema Levy | November 27, 2018
Facebook Promised to Review Discrimination on Its Platform. Why Won’t It Release the Results?
Color of Change is hitting back at the social behemoth ahead of a Thursday meeting with Sheryl Sandberg.

Tonya Riley | November 27, 2018
The Night of the Gingko Lets Us Watch Climate Change in Real Time
Fall becomes winter overnight with this amazing tree.

Henry Grabar | November 26, 2018
Was It Fair For Hillary Clinton to Criticize Europe’s Refugee Response?

Kevin Drum | November 24, 2018
California Wildfire Smoke Spreads 3,000 Miles Away to New York
The haze has enveloped Washington, DC and other East Coast cities.

Oliver Milman | November 21, 2018
New Study Says EITC Expansion Would Be 87% Self-Financed

Kevin Drum | November 20, 2018
What Does Thanksgiving Look Like for Immigrant Families in America?
Tell us how you and your family celebrate the holiday.

Kanyakrit Vongkiatkajorn | November 20, 2018
When Will Conservatives Admit That Racism Exists?

Kevin Drum | November 19, 2018

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Congress Had a Chance to Press Google on Hoaxes and Hate Speech. They Blew It.
Instead of addressing one of the internet's most pressing issues, Republicans focused on debunked studies of anti-conservative bias.

Researchers Found a Cheap, Surprisingly Effective Way to Get More Low-Income Students Into College
Targeted mailers promising free tuition boosted enrollment at the University of Michigan.

Bitcoin Strikes Back!

A Haitian Asylum-Seeker Did Everything Right. ICE Sent Him to a Windowless Jail Cell.
“I have not been outside for more than a year. I have not even glimpsed natural light."

Documents Point to Illegal Campaign Coordination Between Trump and the NRA
Trump and the gun group used the same consultants to spearhead TV ad blitzes at the height of the 2016 election, likely in violation of federal law.

Did Sean Spicer Break the Law With His Tweets?
The ex-Trump staffer got caught sharing spon-con.

It’s the End of News as We Know It (and Facebook Is Feeling Fine)
Right-wing propaganda is still doing great. Journalism, not so much.

Why Energy Researchers Are Interested in a Tiny Wood-Eating Pest You’ve Never Heard Of
Meet gribbles.

Why Facebook and Twitter Aren’t Stopping the Flood of False and Toxic Content
Tech insiders and experts expose the dark side of the wildly lucrative social media business.

Insecure Men Were a Big Trump Demographic in 2016

Video Games Consume More Electricity Than 25 Power Plants Can Produce
Researchers set up a special lab to measure gaming's massive carbon footprint.

How to Fight With a Trump Target on Your Back. Stories of Hope and Survival From Our Trans Readers.
"No king, tyrant, pope, autocrat, or dictator has been able to erase us."

Stacey Abrams’ Allies Sue Georgia, Alleging an Unconstitutional Election System
After an election featuring voter suppression, two groups claim that the state's entire system is illegal.

Facebook Promised to Review Discrimination on Its Platform. Why Won’t It Release the Results?
Color of Change is hitting back at the social behemoth ahead of a Thursday meeting with Sheryl Sandberg.

The Night of the Gingko Lets Us Watch Climate Change in Real Time
Fall becomes winter overnight with this amazing tree.

Was It Fair For Hillary Clinton to Criticize Europe’s Refugee Response?

California Wildfire Smoke Spreads 3,000 Miles Away to New York
The haze has enveloped Washington, DC and other East Coast cities.

New Study Says EITC Expansion Would Be 87% Self-Financed

What Does Thanksgiving Look Like for Immigrant Families in America?
Tell us how you and your family celebrate the holiday.

When Will Conservatives Admit That Racism Exists?

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Congress Had a Chance to Press Google on Hoaxes and Hate Speech. They Blew It. Instead of addressing one of the internet's most pressing issues, Republicans focused on debunked studies of anti-conservative bias.

Researchers Found a Cheap, Surprisingly Effective Way to Get More Low-Income Students Into College Targeted mailers promising free tuition boosted enrollment at the University of Michigan.

Bitcoin Strikes Back!

A Haitian Asylum-Seeker Did Everything Right. ICE Sent Him to a Windowless Jail Cell. “I have not been outside for more than a year. I have not even glimpsed natural light."

Documents Point to Illegal Campaign Coordination Between Trump and the NRA Trump and the gun group used the same consultants to spearhead TV ad blitzes at the height of the 2016 election, likely in violation of federal law.

Did Sean Spicer Break the Law With His Tweets? The ex-Trump staffer got caught sharing spon-con.

It’s the End of News as We Know It (and Facebook Is Feeling Fine) Right-wing propaganda is still doing great. Journalism, not so much.

Why Energy Researchers Are Interested in a Tiny Wood-Eating Pest You’ve Never Heard Of Meet gribbles.

Why Facebook and Twitter Aren’t Stopping the Flood of False and Toxic Content Tech insiders and experts expose the dark side of the wildly lucrative social media business.

Insecure Men Were a Big Trump Demographic in 2016

Video Games Consume More Electricity Than 25 Power Plants Can Produce Researchers set up a special lab to measure gaming's massive carbon footprint.

How to Fight With a Trump Target on Your Back. Stories of Hope and Survival From Our Trans Readers. "No king, tyrant, pope, autocrat, or dictator has been able to erase us."

Stacey Abrams’ Allies Sue Georgia, Alleging an Unconstitutional Election System After an election featuring voter suppression, two groups claim that the state's entire system is illegal.

Facebook Promised to Review Discrimination on Its Platform. Why Won’t It Release the Results? Color of Change is hitting back at the social behemoth ahead of a Thursday meeting with Sheryl Sandberg.

The Night of the Gingko Lets Us Watch Climate Change in Real Time Fall becomes winter overnight with this amazing tree.