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New York AG Candidate Zephyr Teachout Would Make Donald Trump’s Life Hell
If elected, Zephyr Teachout plans to sue Trump for violating the constitution. And that's just on day one.

Tim Murphy | September 13, 2018
The House Is Trying to Sneak These Controversial Changes Into the Farm Bill
Even if the SNAP work requirements don't make it through, these three wrinkles could.

Tom Philpott | September 13, 2018
Republicans Waited a Year to Hold FEMA Hearings. Just In Time for Hurricane Season.
Lawmakers were supposed to question the agency over its disaster response.

Dan Spinelli | September 12, 2018
FEMA Is About to Get Slammed by Florence
"This is a dangerous situation."

Dan Spinelli | September 12, 2018
Meet the Parkland Survivor Who Testified Against Kavanaugh
Aalayah Eastmond hopes her personal experiences with gun violence will change senators' minds.

Kara Voght | September 7, 2018
As Months Pass in Chicago Shelters, Immigrant Children Contemplate Escape and Even Suicide
Internal documents reveal despair and tedium in one of the nation’s largest shelter networks for unaccompanied minors.

Melissa Sanchez, Duaa Eldeib, and Jodi S. Cohen | September 6, 2018

Today It Locks Up Immigrants. But CoreCivic’s Roots Lie in the Brutal Past of America’s Prisons.
The renewed fortunes and the hidden history of the for-profit prison industry.

Shane Bauer | September/October 2018 Issue
Campaigns Are at Serious Risk of Being Hacked, and Congress Is Doing Nothing to Help Them
There hasn't been a single hearing to address cyber threats to political campaigns and parties.

Pema Levy | September 3, 2018
Even Trusted Health Sites Spread Myths About a Deadly Pregnancy Complication
From the Mayo Clinic to Harvard, sources don't always get the facts right about preeclampsia. Now some are making needed corrections.

Nina Martin | September 2, 2018
American Cities Lose 36 Million Trees a Year. But There’s a Radical New Plan to Save Them.
Hint: It involves getting wealthy corporations to pay for planting and preservation.

Maria Dolan | September 1, 2018
California is One Step Closer to Requiring Colleges to Offer Medication Abortions
A bill pushed by student reproductive rights activists is headed to the governor's desk.

Rowan Walrath | August 29, 2018
Study: Brett Kavanaugh Inevitably Rules for Whoever Is More Powerful
Trump’s Supreme Court nominee likes federal agencies—when they rule in favor of corporations

Stephanie Mencimer | August 29, 2018
A Judge Just Handed Gun Safety Activists a Victory on 3-D Printed Guns
But they worry Trump's SCOTUS pick may undermine any progress.

Kara Voght | August 27, 2018
Hillary Clinton Plugs Anti-Kavanaugh Rallies
The former presidential candidate may have a special loathing for Trump's latest Supreme Court nominee

Stephanie Mencimer | August 26, 2018
The Refugees Who Lived With Me Did More for America Than the Trumps Ever Will
As a kid, I didn’t fully grasp why my family hosted refugees. Trump has made it brutally clear.

Clara Jeffery | August 24, 2018
We Have Extremely Sad News About Sweden’s Reindeer
"We are living with the effects of climate change."

Jon Henley | August 23, 2018
Firefighters Say Verizon Choked Their Data As They Battled Record California Blaze
A lawsuit over net neutrality sparks allegations of data throttling.

Rowan Walrath | August 22, 2018
Here’s What Happens When an Old Steel Town Gets Real About the Environment
"I just wanted to be involved in shaping the place where I live."

Brentin Mock | August 21, 2018
How a Heat Wave Revealed the Outlines of a Hidden Garden and Ghost Village
At an English estate, the ground still remembers its past.

Sarah Laskow | August 20, 2018
Why a New Fisheries Bill Is Being Dubbed the “Empty Oceans Act”
Five ways H.R. 200 could "undercut the important role science plays in management decisions."

Ben Goldfarb | August 19, 2018

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New York AG Candidate Zephyr Teachout Would Make Donald Trump’s Life Hell
If elected, Zephyr Teachout plans to sue Trump for violating the constitution. And that's just on day one.

The House Is Trying to Sneak These Controversial Changes Into the Farm Bill
Even if the SNAP work requirements don't make it through, these three wrinkles could.

Republicans Waited a Year to Hold FEMA Hearings. Just In Time for Hurricane Season.
Lawmakers were supposed to question the agency over its disaster response.

FEMA Is About to Get Slammed by Florence
"This is a dangerous situation."

Meet the Parkland Survivor Who Testified Against Kavanaugh
Aalayah Eastmond hopes her personal experiences with gun violence will change senators' minds.

As Months Pass in Chicago Shelters, Immigrant Children Contemplate Escape and Even Suicide
Internal documents reveal despair and tedium in one of the nation’s largest shelter networks for unaccompanied minors.

Today It Locks Up Immigrants. But CoreCivic’s Roots Lie in the Brutal Past of America’s Prisons.
The renewed fortunes and the hidden history of the for-profit prison industry.

Campaigns Are at Serious Risk of Being Hacked, and Congress Is Doing Nothing to Help Them
There hasn't been a single hearing to address cyber threats to political campaigns and parties.

Even Trusted Health Sites Spread Myths About a Deadly Pregnancy Complication
From the Mayo Clinic to Harvard, sources don't always get the facts right about preeclampsia. Now some are making needed corrections.

American Cities Lose 36 Million Trees a Year. But There’s a Radical New Plan to Save Them.
Hint: It involves getting wealthy corporations to pay for planting and preservation.

California is One Step Closer to Requiring Colleges to Offer Medication Abortions
A bill pushed by student reproductive rights activists is headed to the governor's desk.

Study: Brett Kavanaugh Inevitably Rules for Whoever Is More Powerful
Trump’s Supreme Court nominee likes federal agencies—when they rule in favor of corporations

A Judge Just Handed Gun Safety Activists a Victory on 3-D Printed Guns
But they worry Trump's SCOTUS pick may undermine any progress.

Hillary Clinton Plugs Anti-Kavanaugh Rallies
The former presidential candidate may have a special loathing for Trump's latest Supreme Court nominee

The Refugees Who Lived With Me Did More for America Than the Trumps Ever Will
As a kid, I didn’t fully grasp why my family hosted refugees. Trump has made it brutally clear.

We Have Extremely Sad News About Sweden’s Reindeer
"We are living with the effects of climate change."

Firefighters Say Verizon Choked Their Data As They Battled Record California Blaze
A lawsuit over net neutrality sparks allegations of data throttling.

Here’s What Happens When an Old Steel Town Gets Real About the Environment
"I just wanted to be involved in shaping the place where I live."

How a Heat Wave Revealed the Outlines of a Hidden Garden and Ghost Village
At an English estate, the ground still remembers its past.

Why a New Fisheries Bill Is Being Dubbed the “Empty Oceans Act”
Five ways H.R. 200 could "undercut the important role science plays in management decisions."

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New York AG Candidate Zephyr Teachout Would Make Donald Trump’s Life Hell If elected, Zephyr Teachout plans to sue Trump for violating the constitution. And that's just on day one.

The House Is Trying to Sneak These Controversial Changes Into the Farm Bill Even if the SNAP work requirements don't make it through, these three wrinkles could.

Republicans Waited a Year to Hold FEMA Hearings. Just In Time for Hurricane Season. Lawmakers were supposed to question the agency over its disaster response.

FEMA Is About to Get Slammed by Florence "This is a dangerous situation."

Meet the Parkland Survivor Who Testified Against Kavanaugh Aalayah Eastmond hopes her personal experiences with gun violence will change senators' minds.

As Months Pass in Chicago Shelters, Immigrant Children Contemplate Escape and Even Suicide Internal documents reveal despair and tedium in one of the nation’s largest shelter networks for unaccompanied minors.

Today It Locks Up Immigrants. But CoreCivic’s Roots Lie in the Brutal Past of America’s Prisons. The renewed fortunes and the hidden history of the for-profit prison industry.

Campaigns Are at Serious Risk of Being Hacked, and Congress Is Doing Nothing to Help Them There hasn't been a single hearing to address cyber threats to political campaigns and parties.

Even Trusted Health Sites Spread Myths About a Deadly Pregnancy Complication From the Mayo Clinic to Harvard, sources don't always get the facts right about preeclampsia. Now some are making needed corrections.

American Cities Lose 36 Million Trees a Year. But There’s a Radical New Plan to Save Them. Hint: It involves getting wealthy corporations to pay for planting and preservation.

California is One Step Closer to Requiring Colleges to Offer Medication Abortions A bill pushed by student reproductive rights activists is headed to the governor's desk.

Study: Brett Kavanaugh Inevitably Rules for Whoever Is More Powerful Trump’s Supreme Court nominee likes federal agencies—when they rule in favor of corporations

A Judge Just Handed Gun Safety Activists a Victory on 3-D Printed Guns But they worry Trump's SCOTUS pick may undermine any progress.

Hillary Clinton Plugs Anti-Kavanaugh Rallies The former presidential candidate may have a special loathing for Trump's latest Supreme Court nominee

The Refugees Who Lived With Me Did More for America Than the Trumps Ever Will As a kid, I didn’t fully grasp why my family hosted refugees. Trump has made it brutally clear.

We Have Extremely Sad News About Sweden’s Reindeer "We are living with the effects of climate change."

Firefighters Say Verizon Choked Their Data As They Battled Record California Blaze A lawsuit over net neutrality sparks allegations of data throttling.

Here’s What Happens When an Old Steel Town Gets Real About the Environment "I just wanted to be involved in shaping the place where I live."

How a Heat Wave Revealed the Outlines of a Hidden Garden and Ghost Village At an English estate, the ground still remembers its past.

Why a New Fisheries Bill Is Being Dubbed the “Empty Oceans Act” Five ways H.R. 200 could "undercut the important role science plays in management decisions."