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This Year, Democrats Are Actually Fighting for California Republicans’ Seats
67 candidates have already signed up to run in 14 races.

Bryan Schatz | February 26, 2018
This Olympian-Turned-Lawyer Is Fighting to Prevent Another Larry Nassar
"They knew that the strategy they were pursuing was dangerous to young children and they pursued it anyway."

Kate Harloe | February 23, 2018
Wall Street Journal Says Silicon Valley Is Too Liberal, But Cites Not a Single Bit of Evidence

Kevin Drum | February 18, 2018
Why Growing Veggies in the City Isn’t Just a Feel-Good Exercise
Urban agriculture could yield up to 10 percent of many food crops.

Amy Crawford | February 18, 2018
Trump’s EPA Just Made a “Highly Unusual” Concession to a Big Pesticide Company
After demanding $4.8 million in penalties for a Hawaii pesticide-exposure case in 2016, the EPA let Syngenta off for $150,000.

Tom Philpott | February 16, 2018
Jeff Sessions Just Tried to Blame Florida School Shooting on Gang Violence
Too bad Parkland, Florida, has been rated one of the country's safest cities.

Jackie Flynn Mogensen | February 15, 2018

Devin Nunes’ Fake News Site Suggests Male Privilege Doesn’t Exist
Lowlights from its short-lived Twitter feed.

Bryan Schatz | February 13, 2018
Russia Is Trying to Bury This Video—And Might Shut Down YouTube to Do It
An investigation into a deputy prime minister, escorts, and a yacht sends regulators scrambling.

Hannah Levintova | February 13, 2018
We Already Have Planet-Cooling Technology. The Problem Is, It’s Killing Us.
Aerosols help cool the planet, but they put human lives at risk.

Eric Holthaus | February 11, 2018
The Price-Fixing Scandal Rocking Big Chicken
Multiple lawsuits allege that top poultry companies colluded to make broilers more expensive.

Leah Douglas | February 10, 2018
This New Company Wants You To Trade Your DNA Sequence for Cryptocurrency
It may sound like a "Black Mirror" episode, but Nebula Genomics' business model is legit.

Rowan Walrath | February 8, 2018
Prepare to Welcome One of the Guys Behind Bush’s Torture Memos to the Federal Bench
Trump nominee Howard Nielson once questioned a gay judge's impartiality.

Kate Harloe | February 8, 2018
Democrats Won a Special Election That Should Terrify Republicans
A 31-point swing.

Tim Murphy | February 7, 2018
Puerto Rico Might Ship Inmates to the Mainland to Help Solve Its Budget Crisis
Up to a third of people in the island's jails could be ripped away from family visits.

AJ Vicens | February 6, 2018
He Foretold Trump’s Rise. Now This Self-Declared “Prophet” Is Hanging Around Trump Tower.
Meet the Zimbabwe-born minister and mogul aiming to launch a New York City hotel.

Russ Choma | February 6, 2018
How the GOP Pulled Me Into Its War on the FBI
Inside the conspiracy of dunces.

David Corn | March/April 2018 Issue
Inside the Top-Secret Abortion Underground
Code names, top-secret training, and a movement of women determined to avoid the medical establishment.

Nina Liss-Schultz | March/April 2018 Issue
The Terrifying Rise of Alt-Right Fight Clubs
White nationalists are learning mixed martial arts to prepare for race war.

Bryan Schatz | February 1, 2018
One of the Largest Cities in California Has a Plan to Drastically Lower Its Temperature
But cooling things down presents its own set of challenges.

Lucy Sherriff | January 28, 2018
The White House Bragged That Jared Kushner Helped Puerto Rico. Actually…
It's unclear what, if anything, his Office of American Innovation has done to aid the island.

AJ Vicens | January 24, 2018

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This Year, Democrats Are Actually Fighting for California Republicans’ Seats
67 candidates have already signed up to run in 14 races.

This Olympian-Turned-Lawyer Is Fighting to Prevent Another Larry Nassar
"They knew that the strategy they were pursuing was dangerous to young children and they pursued it anyway."

Wall Street Journal Says Silicon Valley Is Too Liberal, But Cites Not a Single Bit of Evidence

Why Growing Veggies in the City Isn’t Just a Feel-Good Exercise
Urban agriculture could yield up to 10 percent of many food crops.

Trump’s EPA Just Made a “Highly Unusual” Concession to a Big Pesticide Company
After demanding $4.8 million in penalties for a Hawaii pesticide-exposure case in 2016, the EPA let Syngenta off for $150,000.

Jeff Sessions Just Tried to Blame Florida School Shooting on Gang Violence
Too bad Parkland, Florida, has been rated one of the country's safest cities.

Devin Nunes’ Fake News Site Suggests Male Privilege Doesn’t Exist
Lowlights from its short-lived Twitter feed.

Russia Is Trying to Bury This Video—And Might Shut Down YouTube to Do It
An investigation into a deputy prime minister, escorts, and a yacht sends regulators scrambling.

We Already Have Planet-Cooling Technology. The Problem Is, It’s Killing Us.
Aerosols help cool the planet, but they put human lives at risk.

The Price-Fixing Scandal Rocking Big Chicken
Multiple lawsuits allege that top poultry companies colluded to make broilers more expensive.

This New Company Wants You To Trade Your DNA Sequence for Cryptocurrency
It may sound like a "Black Mirror" episode, but Nebula Genomics' business model is legit.

Prepare to Welcome One of the Guys Behind Bush’s Torture Memos to the Federal Bench
Trump nominee Howard Nielson once questioned a gay judge's impartiality.

Democrats Won a Special Election That Should Terrify Republicans
A 31-point swing.

Puerto Rico Might Ship Inmates to the Mainland to Help Solve Its Budget Crisis
Up to a third of people in the island's jails could be ripped away from family visits.

He Foretold Trump’s Rise. Now This Self-Declared “Prophet” Is Hanging Around Trump Tower.
Meet the Zimbabwe-born minister and mogul aiming to launch a New York City hotel.

How the GOP Pulled Me Into Its War on the FBI
Inside the conspiracy of dunces.

Inside the Top-Secret Abortion Underground
Code names, top-secret training, and a movement of women determined to avoid the medical establishment.

The Terrifying Rise of Alt-Right Fight Clubs
White nationalists are learning mixed martial arts to prepare for race war.

One of the Largest Cities in California Has a Plan to Drastically Lower Its Temperature
But cooling things down presents its own set of challenges.

The White House Bragged That Jared Kushner Helped Puerto Rico. Actually…
It's unclear what, if anything, his Office of American Innovation has done to aid the island.

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This Year, Democrats Are Actually Fighting for California Republicans’ Seats 67 candidates have already signed up to run in 14 races.

This Olympian-Turned-Lawyer Is Fighting to Prevent Another Larry Nassar "They knew that the strategy they were pursuing was dangerous to young children and they pursued it anyway."

Wall Street Journal Says Silicon Valley Is Too Liberal, But Cites Not a Single Bit of Evidence

Why Growing Veggies in the City Isn’t Just a Feel-Good Exercise Urban agriculture could yield up to 10 percent of many food crops.

Trump’s EPA Just Made a “Highly Unusual” Concession to a Big Pesticide Company After demanding $4.8 million in penalties for a Hawaii pesticide-exposure case in 2016, the EPA let Syngenta off for $150,000.

Jeff Sessions Just Tried to Blame Florida School Shooting on Gang Violence Too bad Parkland, Florida, has been rated one of the country's safest cities.

Devin Nunes’ Fake News Site Suggests Male Privilege Doesn’t Exist Lowlights from its short-lived Twitter feed.

Russia Is Trying to Bury This Video—And Might Shut Down YouTube to Do It An investigation into a deputy prime minister, escorts, and a yacht sends regulators scrambling.

We Already Have Planet-Cooling Technology. The Problem Is, It’s Killing Us. Aerosols help cool the planet, but they put human lives at risk.

The Price-Fixing Scandal Rocking Big Chicken Multiple lawsuits allege that top poultry companies colluded to make broilers more expensive.

This New Company Wants You To Trade Your DNA Sequence for Cryptocurrency It may sound like a "Black Mirror" episode, but Nebula Genomics' business model is legit.

Prepare to Welcome One of the Guys Behind Bush’s Torture Memos to the Federal Bench Trump nominee Howard Nielson once questioned a gay judge's impartiality.

Democrats Won a Special Election That Should Terrify Republicans A 31-point swing.

Puerto Rico Might Ship Inmates to the Mainland to Help Solve Its Budget Crisis Up to a third of people in the island's jails could be ripped away from family visits.

He Foretold Trump’s Rise. Now This Self-Declared “Prophet” Is Hanging Around Trump Tower. Meet the Zimbabwe-born minister and mogul aiming to launch a New York City hotel.

How the GOP Pulled Me Into Its War on the FBI Inside the conspiracy of dunces.

Inside the Top-Secret Abortion Underground Code names, top-secret training, and a movement of women determined to avoid the medical establishment.

The Terrifying Rise of Alt-Right Fight Clubs White nationalists are learning mixed martial arts to prepare for race war.

One of the Largest Cities in California Has a Plan to Drastically Lower Its Temperature But cooling things down presents its own set of challenges.

The White House Bragged That Jared Kushner Helped Puerto Rico. Actually… It's unclear what, if anything, his Office of American Innovation has done to aid the island.