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Virginia Republicans Just Nominated a Confederate Apologist for Senate
He's from Minnesota.

Kara Voght | June 13, 2018
The Senate Is About to Vote on Its Farm Bill. What the Hell Is the Farm Bill, Anyway?
And why should I care?

Bridget Huber | June 13, 2018
This Democrat Got "A+" Ratings From the NRA. Today We'll Find Out If Voters Care.
Two Democrats in Maine's gubernatorial race have shifted to the left on guns.

Kara Voght | June 12, 2018
Sessions Restricts Ability of Domestic Abuse and Gang Victims to Receive Asylum
"Women and children will die as a result of these policies," says a leading immigrant advocate.

Madison Pauly and Noah Lanard | June 11, 2018
Net Neutrality Is Officially Dead. Here’s What’s Next.
The FCC's repeal of net neutrality may not be the final say.

Tonya Riley | June 11, 2018
Move Over Farro: Freekeh Is Your New Favorite Grain
Trust me, it is exquisitely good.

Tom Philpott | June 10, 2018

US Trade Policy on Dairy Is Simple: We Basically Allow No Imports at All

Kevin Drum | June 10, 2018
Brash, Swashbuckling, and Humane—Remembering Anthony Bourdain
It's impossible to fathom the pain that drove him to end such a life. But there's plenty to learn from the way he lived.

Tom Philpott | June 8, 2018
This Could Be the End of a Beautiful Friendship

Kevin Drum | June 7, 2018
One of America's Biggest Genetic Testing Companies Refuses to Publicly Share Data That Could Save Countless Lives
Many companies contribute to open databases—but not Myriad Genetics.

Kat McGowan | June 6, 2018
The Stars of This Stunning Debut Novel Are a Long Way From the Reservation
Tommy Orange tells the stories of city-dwelling Native Americans.

Maddie Oatman | May/June 2018 Issue
Most Americans Don’t Know Anyone Who’s Transgender. “Pose” Could Help Change That.
The new FX series is a revelation.

Jamilah King | June 3, 2018
Trump Blames FBI for Not Warning Him About Paul Manafort
"[W]e should have been told that Comey and the boys were doing a number on him."

Tim Murphy | June 3, 2018
A Democrat in Farm Country Hopes to Beat One of Congress’ Biggest Racists
First-time candidate J.D. Scholten hits the Iowa highways in a retro Winnebago on a quest to unseat eight-term congressman Steve King.

Brian Barth | June 2, 2018
Kampfhundblick Isn’t Enough to Sell American Cars in Germany

Kevin Drum | May 31, 2018
Why a Republican Leader Is Switching Districts
He's not concerned about suburbanites turning on the GOP this November, no sir.

Margaret Kadifa | May 31, 2018
Kratom Users Say It’s a Miracle Drug. The Feds Say It’s Dangerous.
And for now, the $1.1 billion industry remains essentially unregulated.

Megan Jula | May 30, 2018
Trump Aides Go Where Jack Abramoff and Tom DeLay Went Before
Sweatshops no longer rule the Northern Mariana Islands. Now, a sketchy casino industry dominates.

Noah Lanard | May 30, 2018
Ireland Just Voted to Legalize Abortion
The Catholic country overwhelmingly rejected one of the world's strictest abortion laws.

Jackie Flynn Mogensen | May 26, 2018
As a Teen, Emily Joy Was Abused by a Church Youth Leader. Now She’s Leading a Movement to Change Evangelical America.
#ChurchToo has opened the floodgates.

Becca Andrews | May 25, 2018

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Virginia Republicans Just Nominated a Confederate Apologist for Senate
He's from Minnesota.

The Senate Is About to Vote on Its Farm Bill. What the Hell Is the Farm Bill, Anyway?
And why should I care?

This Democrat Got "A+" Ratings From the NRA. Today We'll Find Out If Voters Care.
Two Democrats in Maine's gubernatorial race have shifted to the left on guns.

Sessions Restricts Ability of Domestic Abuse and Gang Victims to Receive Asylum
"Women and children will die as a result of these policies," says a leading immigrant advocate.

Net Neutrality Is Officially Dead. Here’s What’s Next.
The FCC's repeal of net neutrality may not be the final say.

Move Over Farro: Freekeh Is Your New Favorite Grain
Trust me, it is exquisitely good.

US Trade Policy on Dairy Is Simple: We Basically Allow No Imports at All

Brash, Swashbuckling, and Humane—Remembering Anthony Bourdain
It's impossible to fathom the pain that drove him to end such a life. But there's plenty to learn from the way he lived.

This Could Be the End of a Beautiful Friendship

One of America's Biggest Genetic Testing Companies Refuses to Publicly Share Data That Could Save Countless Lives
Many companies contribute to open databases—but not Myriad Genetics.

The Stars of This Stunning Debut Novel Are a Long Way From the Reservation
Tommy Orange tells the stories of city-dwelling Native Americans.

Most Americans Don’t Know Anyone Who’s Transgender. “Pose” Could Help Change That.
The new FX series is a revelation.

Trump Blames FBI for Not Warning Him About Paul Manafort
"[W]e should have been told that Comey and the boys were doing a number on him."

A Democrat in Farm Country Hopes to Beat One of Congress’ Biggest Racists
First-time candidate J.D. Scholten hits the Iowa highways in a retro Winnebago on a quest to unseat eight-term congressman Steve King.

Kampfhundblick Isn’t Enough to Sell American Cars in Germany

Why a Republican Leader Is Switching Districts
He's not concerned about suburbanites turning on the GOP this November, no sir.

Kratom Users Say It’s a Miracle Drug. The Feds Say It’s Dangerous.
And for now, the $1.1 billion industry remains essentially unregulated.

Trump Aides Go Where Jack Abramoff and Tom DeLay Went Before
Sweatshops no longer rule the Northern Mariana Islands. Now, a sketchy casino industry dominates.

Ireland Just Voted to Legalize Abortion
The Catholic country overwhelmingly rejected one of the world's strictest abortion laws.

As a Teen, Emily Joy Was Abused by a Church Youth Leader. Now She’s Leading a Movement to Change Evangelical America.
#ChurchToo has opened the floodgates.

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Virginia Republicans Just Nominated a Confederate Apologist for Senate He's from Minnesota.

The Senate Is About to Vote on Its Farm Bill. What the Hell Is the Farm Bill, Anyway? And why should I care?

This Democrat Got "A+" Ratings From the NRA. Today We'll Find Out If Voters Care. Two Democrats in Maine's gubernatorial race have shifted to the left on guns.

Sessions Restricts Ability of Domestic Abuse and Gang Victims to Receive Asylum "Women and children will die as a result of these policies," says a leading immigrant advocate.

Net Neutrality Is Officially Dead. Here’s What’s Next. The FCC's repeal of net neutrality may not be the final say.

Move Over Farro: Freekeh Is Your New Favorite Grain Trust me, it is exquisitely good.

US Trade Policy on Dairy Is Simple: We Basically Allow No Imports at All

Brash, Swashbuckling, and Humane—Remembering Anthony Bourdain It's impossible to fathom the pain that drove him to end such a life. But there's plenty to learn from the way he lived.

This Could Be the End of a Beautiful Friendship

One of America's Biggest Genetic Testing Companies Refuses to Publicly Share Data That Could Save Countless Lives Many companies contribute to open databases—but not Myriad Genetics.

The Stars of This Stunning Debut Novel Are a Long Way From the Reservation Tommy Orange tells the stories of city-dwelling Native Americans.

Most Americans Don’t Know Anyone Who’s Transgender. “Pose” Could Help Change That. The new FX series is a revelation.

Trump Blames FBI for Not Warning Him About Paul Manafort "[W]e should have been told that Comey and the boys were doing a number on him."

A Democrat in Farm Country Hopes to Beat One of Congress’ Biggest Racists First-time candidate J.D. Scholten hits the Iowa highways in a retro Winnebago on a quest to unseat eight-term congressman Steve King.