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The Hairy, Sweaty, Stinky Truth About Why We Hate Our Bodies
In "Gross Anatomy," Mara Altman investigates the advertising campaigns and superstitions at the root of our disdain.

Olivia Exstrum | August 19, 2018
GOP Lawmaker Doesn’t Care If President Used the N-Word Before Becoming President
Holding Trump accountable would set a "bad precedent."

Edwin Rios | August 18, 2018
The Roundup Chemical Found Responsible for Cancer Might Also Be in Your Cereal
Glyphosate—deemed "probably carcinogenic"—sticks around on snacks and breakfast foods.

Kari Sonde | August 15, 2018
A Long-Shot Democrat Now Has a Chance at Congress After Trump’s Buddy Got Indicted
Chris Collins, not happy. Nate McMurray, happy.

Dan Spinelli | August 9, 2018
Here’s How You Can Fight Back Against Disinformation
We talk to five different experts on ways you can identify and fight disinformation.

Kanyakrit Vongkiatkajorn | August 9, 2018
A Judge Just Ruled the Government Can’t Lock You Up for Being Broke
And that a New Orleans court was ignoring defendants' financial situations before hitting them with fees.

Kari Sonde | August 9, 2018

New Study Shows Stereotypes About Online Dating Are True
And heterosexual daters really like to pursue people out of their league.

Jackie Flynn Mogensen | August 8, 2018
Net Neutrality and Alex Jones

Kevin Drum | August 7, 2018
She Had a Ringside Seat for an Authoritarian Leader’s Rise. Now She’s Running for Office.
Eleni Kounalakis wants to be California's first female lieutenant governor.

Marianne Szegedy-Maszak | August 6, 2018
Steve Cohen Is Spending Millions to Help Veterans. Why Are People Angry?
The hedge fund billionaire’s efforts to assist veterans with PTSD have thrust him into the fight over privatizing the VA.

Isaac Arnsdorf | August 4, 2018
As Wildfires Rage, Trump Administration Plans to Slash Fire Science Funding
"It makes absolutely no sense. It doesn't even make dollars and cents."

Randy Lee Loftis | August 2, 2018
Scientists Just Announced a Terrifying New Heat Record
State of the climate report found 2017 also had record high sea levels and destructive coral bleaching

Oliver Milman | August 1, 2018
Experts Warn Congress That Facebook and Twitter Can No Longer Set Their Own Rules on Foreign Disinformation
"The day that these pipelines are neutral is over."

Tonya Riley | August 1, 2018
Kavanaugh’s Nomination Renews Fight Over Outdated State Abortion Bans
Nine states still have laws on the books that ban abortion.

Sophie Murguia | August 1, 2018
How to Spot a Russian Bot
Here are five ways to identify phony Twitter accounts and ditch them.

Daniel Costa-Roberts | August 1, 2018
Connecticut Is a Mess. Can Ned Lamont Clean It Up?
Twelve years after his epic battle with Joe Lieberman, he's running for governor.

Kara Voght | July 27, 2018
Europe’s 1976 Heat Wave Helped Give Us Punk Music. What Will This One Do?
Better live by the river.

Feargus O'Sullivan | July 27, 2018
Microplastics Are Invisible, Scary, and Everywhere
"Where do they come from, how do they move around, where do they end up?"

Jessica Leigh Hester | July 25, 2018
Brett Kavanaugh Could Cripple the Next Democratic President
Two words: Chevron deference.

Pema Levy | July 24, 2018
Skyscrapers Full of Lettuce Promise an Eco-Friendly Alternative to Outdoor Farming. There’s Just One Problem.
Overeager VC firms, take note.

Tom Philpott | July/August 2018 Issue

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The Hairy, Sweaty, Stinky Truth About Why We Hate Our Bodies
In "Gross Anatomy," Mara Altman investigates the advertising campaigns and superstitions at the root of our disdain.

GOP Lawmaker Doesn’t Care If President Used the N-Word Before Becoming President
Holding Trump accountable would set a "bad precedent."

The Roundup Chemical Found Responsible for Cancer Might Also Be in Your Cereal
Glyphosate—deemed "probably carcinogenic"—sticks around on snacks and breakfast foods.

A Long-Shot Democrat Now Has a Chance at Congress After Trump’s Buddy Got Indicted
Chris Collins, not happy. Nate McMurray, happy.

Here’s How You Can Fight Back Against Disinformation
We talk to five different experts on ways you can identify and fight disinformation.

A Judge Just Ruled the Government Can’t Lock You Up for Being Broke
And that a New Orleans court was ignoring defendants' financial situations before hitting them with fees.

New Study Shows Stereotypes About Online Dating Are True
And heterosexual daters really like to pursue people out of their league.

Net Neutrality and Alex Jones

She Had a Ringside Seat for an Authoritarian Leader’s Rise. Now She’s Running for Office.
Eleni Kounalakis wants to be California's first female lieutenant governor.

Steve Cohen Is Spending Millions to Help Veterans. Why Are People Angry?
The hedge fund billionaire’s efforts to assist veterans with PTSD have thrust him into the fight over privatizing the VA.

As Wildfires Rage, Trump Administration Plans to Slash Fire Science Funding
"It makes absolutely no sense. It doesn't even make dollars and cents."

Scientists Just Announced a Terrifying New Heat Record
State of the climate report found 2017 also had record high sea levels and destructive coral bleaching

Experts Warn Congress That Facebook and Twitter Can No Longer Set Their Own Rules on Foreign Disinformation
"The day that these pipelines are neutral is over."

Kavanaugh’s Nomination Renews Fight Over Outdated State Abortion Bans
Nine states still have laws on the books that ban abortion.

How to Spot a Russian Bot
Here are five ways to identify phony Twitter accounts and ditch them.

Connecticut Is a Mess. Can Ned Lamont Clean It Up?
Twelve years after his epic battle with Joe Lieberman, he's running for governor.

Europe’s 1976 Heat Wave Helped Give Us Punk Music. What Will This One Do?
Better live by the river.

Microplastics Are Invisible, Scary, and Everywhere
"Where do they come from, how do they move around, where do they end up?"

Brett Kavanaugh Could Cripple the Next Democratic President
Two words: Chevron deference.

Skyscrapers Full of Lettuce Promise an Eco-Friendly Alternative to Outdoor Farming. There’s Just One Problem.
Overeager VC firms, take note.

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The Hairy, Sweaty, Stinky Truth About Why We Hate Our Bodies In "Gross Anatomy," Mara Altman investigates the advertising campaigns and superstitions at the root of our disdain.

GOP Lawmaker Doesn’t Care If President Used the N-Word Before Becoming President Holding Trump accountable would set a "bad precedent."

The Roundup Chemical Found Responsible for Cancer Might Also Be in Your Cereal Glyphosate—deemed "probably carcinogenic"—sticks around on snacks and breakfast foods.

A Long-Shot Democrat Now Has a Chance at Congress After Trump’s Buddy Got Indicted Chris Collins, not happy. Nate McMurray, happy.

Here’s How You Can Fight Back Against Disinformation We talk to five different experts on ways you can identify and fight disinformation.

A Judge Just Ruled the Government Can’t Lock You Up for Being Broke And that a New Orleans court was ignoring defendants' financial situations before hitting them with fees.

New Study Shows Stereotypes About Online Dating Are True And heterosexual daters really like to pursue people out of their league.

Net Neutrality and Alex Jones

She Had a Ringside Seat for an Authoritarian Leader’s Rise. Now She’s Running for Office. Eleni Kounalakis wants to be California's first female lieutenant governor.

Steve Cohen Is Spending Millions to Help Veterans. Why Are People Angry? The hedge fund billionaire’s efforts to assist veterans with PTSD have thrust him into the fight over privatizing the VA.

As Wildfires Rage, Trump Administration Plans to Slash Fire Science Funding "It makes absolutely no sense. It doesn't even make dollars and cents."

Scientists Just Announced a Terrifying New Heat Record State of the climate report found 2017 also had record high sea levels and destructive coral bleaching

Experts Warn Congress That Facebook and Twitter Can No Longer Set Their Own Rules on Foreign Disinformation "The day that these pipelines are neutral is over."

Kavanaugh’s Nomination Renews Fight Over Outdated State Abortion Bans Nine states still have laws on the books that ban abortion.

How to Spot a Russian Bot Here are five ways to identify phony Twitter accounts and ditch them.

Connecticut Is a Mess. Can Ned Lamont Clean It Up? Twelve years after his epic battle with Joe Lieberman, he's running for governor.

Europe’s 1976 Heat Wave Helped Give Us Punk Music. What Will This One Do? Better live by the river.

Microplastics Are Invisible, Scary, and Everywhere "Where do they come from, how do they move around, where do they end up?"

Brett Kavanaugh Could Cripple the Next Democratic President Two words: Chevron deference.

Skyscrapers Full of Lettuce Promise an Eco-Friendly Alternative to Outdoor Farming. There’s Just One Problem. Overeager VC firms, take note.