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Farmers Are Struggling to Make Ends Meet. This Controversial Policy Could Help.
“Don't raise more than what can be consumed."

Leah Douglas | May 12, 2018
We’re Running Out of Clean Water. Bats Know Where to Find It.
They could eventually even help municipalities detect changes in water quality.

Theresa Laverty | May 12, 2018
Ebola Is Back and Trump Just Made It Harder to Fight
“There’s just no wall we can build that’s high enough to keep diseases out.”

Megan Jula | May 11, 2018
Mueller Is Asking Questions About Trump's Inaugural Fund. There's a Lot to Investigate There.
The inaugural committee raised a record-breaking haul with little transparency.

Russ Choma | May 11, 2018
Firm That Paid Michael Cohen Is Deeply Tied to Russian Oligarch, Records Show
Yet Columbus Nova is trying to distance itself from Viktor Vekselberg.

David Corn and Dan Friedman | May 10, 2018
Giant Hog Farms Are Fighting for the Right to Keep Polluting. The Trump Administration Is on Their Side.
"This industry in particular has incredible influence over all levels of government."

Tom Philpott | May 5, 2018

Arizona’s #RedForEd Teachers’ Movement Just Won Its First Big Battle
"But now we must win the war."

Edwin Rios | May 3, 2018
"Finally, Somebody Heard What the People Were Saying Was Happening to Them"
Millions of gallons of manure from industrial hog farms have made life miserable for North Carolina residents.

Leah Douglas | May 1, 2018
May/June 2018 Issue: Coming Soon

Ykmojo | May 1, 2018
Michelle Wolf’s Scathing Comedy Set at the WHCD Provoked Outrage, Glee, and Everything in Between
The Daily Show alumna called Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders an "Uncle Tom, but for white women who disappoint other white women."

Hannah Levintova | April 29, 2018
It Shouldn’t Have Taken Captain America and a Third-Grader to Make Me See White Privilege, But Here We Are

Jesse Mechanic | April 28, 2018
You’ll Probably Never Save as Many Lives as This Guy Who Got the Philippines to Stop Using Lead Paint
Actually, you definitely won't.

Jackie Flynn Mogensen | April 23, 2018
Betsy DeVos Is Making It Easier for Schools to Send Black Kids—Like This 13-Year-Old Girl—to Jail
"They want to give this harsh punishment for something that we could've easily resolved at the schoolhouse."

Annie Waldman, Propublica | April 23, 2018
A Federal Court Just Halted Trump's Efforts to Punish Sanctuary Cities
The administration's tactics could lead to "tyranny."

Brandon E. Patterson | April 19, 2018
Immigrant Detainees Claim They Were Forced to Clean Bathrooms to Pay for Their Own Toilet Paper
A new lawsuit alleges a private prison company made them work for as little as $1 a day.

Madison Pauly | April 18, 2018
How Jerry Falwell Jr. Transformed Liberty University Into a Wildly Profitable Online Empire
The institution is now one of the most lucrative nonprofits in the nation.

Alec MacGillis | April 18, 2018
ICE Cold: How a Loyal Obama Bureaucrat Became the Face of Trump's Deportation Force
"I find the Tom Homan that I see on TV now unrecognizable," says a former White House official.

Noah Lanard | April 13, 2018
Russia Says Deadly Chemical Attack in Syria Never Happened and Was Faked By the British
More than 40 people, many of them children, died.

Megan Jula | April 13, 2018
House Republicans Propose Strict Work Requirements for Food Stamp Recipients
"This bill attempts to change SNAP from a feeding program to a work program.”

Chuck Abbott | April 12, 2018
Sexual Harassment Is Rampant in Congress. 1,308 Former Staff Members Are Demanding Change.
"A cascade of troubling news stories has only reinforced the urgent need for reform."

Megan Jula | April 12, 2018

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Farmers Are Struggling to Make Ends Meet. This Controversial Policy Could Help.
“Don't raise more than what can be consumed."

We’re Running Out of Clean Water. Bats Know Where to Find It.
They could eventually even help municipalities detect changes in water quality.

Ebola Is Back and Trump Just Made It Harder to Fight
“There’s just no wall we can build that’s high enough to keep diseases out.”

Mueller Is Asking Questions About Trump's Inaugural Fund. There's a Lot to Investigate There.
The inaugural committee raised a record-breaking haul with little transparency.

Firm That Paid Michael Cohen Is Deeply Tied to Russian Oligarch, Records Show
Yet Columbus Nova is trying to distance itself from Viktor Vekselberg.

Giant Hog Farms Are Fighting for the Right to Keep Polluting. The Trump Administration Is on Their Side.
"This industry in particular has incredible influence over all levels of government."

Arizona’s #RedForEd Teachers’ Movement Just Won Its First Big Battle
"But now we must win the war."

"Finally, Somebody Heard What the People Were Saying Was Happening to Them"
Millions of gallons of manure from industrial hog farms have made life miserable for North Carolina residents.

May/June 2018 Issue: Coming Soon

Michelle Wolf’s Scathing Comedy Set at the WHCD Provoked Outrage, Glee, and Everything in Between
The Daily Show alumna called Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders an "Uncle Tom, but for white women who disappoint other white women."

It Shouldn’t Have Taken Captain America and a Third-Grader to Make Me See White Privilege, But Here We Are

You’ll Probably Never Save as Many Lives as This Guy Who Got the Philippines to Stop Using Lead Paint
Actually, you definitely won't.

Betsy DeVos Is Making It Easier for Schools to Send Black Kids—Like This 13-Year-Old Girl—to Jail
"They want to give this harsh punishment for something that we could've easily resolved at the schoolhouse."

A Federal Court Just Halted Trump's Efforts to Punish Sanctuary Cities
The administration's tactics could lead to "tyranny."

Immigrant Detainees Claim They Were Forced to Clean Bathrooms to Pay for Their Own Toilet Paper
A new lawsuit alleges a private prison company made them work for as little as $1 a day.

How Jerry Falwell Jr. Transformed Liberty University Into a Wildly Profitable Online Empire
The institution is now one of the most lucrative nonprofits in the nation.

ICE Cold: How a Loyal Obama Bureaucrat Became the Face of Trump's Deportation Force
"I find the Tom Homan that I see on TV now unrecognizable," says a former White House official.

Russia Says Deadly Chemical Attack in Syria Never Happened and Was Faked By the British
More than 40 people, many of them children, died.

House Republicans Propose Strict Work Requirements for Food Stamp Recipients
"This bill attempts to change SNAP from a feeding program to a work program.”

Sexual Harassment Is Rampant in Congress. 1,308 Former Staff Members Are Demanding Change.
"A cascade of troubling news stories has only reinforced the urgent need for reform."

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Farmers Are Struggling to Make Ends Meet. This Controversial Policy Could Help. “Don't raise more than what can be consumed."

We’re Running Out of Clean Water. Bats Know Where to Find It. They could eventually even help municipalities detect changes in water quality.

Ebola Is Back and Trump Just Made It Harder to Fight “There’s just no wall we can build that’s high enough to keep diseases out.”

Mueller Is Asking Questions About Trump's Inaugural Fund. There's a Lot to Investigate There. The inaugural committee raised a record-breaking haul with little transparency.

Firm That Paid Michael Cohen Is Deeply Tied to Russian Oligarch, Records Show Yet Columbus Nova is trying to distance itself from Viktor Vekselberg.

Giant Hog Farms Are Fighting for the Right to Keep Polluting. The Trump Administration Is on Their Side. "This industry in particular has incredible influence over all levels of government."

Arizona’s #RedForEd Teachers’ Movement Just Won Its First Big Battle "But now we must win the war."

"Finally, Somebody Heard What the People Were Saying Was Happening to Them" Millions of gallons of manure from industrial hog farms have made life miserable for North Carolina residents.

May/June 2018 Issue: Coming Soon

Michelle Wolf’s Scathing Comedy Set at the WHCD Provoked Outrage, Glee, and Everything in Between The Daily Show alumna called Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders an "Uncle Tom, but for white women who disappoint other white women."

It Shouldn’t Have Taken Captain America and a Third-Grader to Make Me See White Privilege, But Here We Are

You’ll Probably Never Save as Many Lives as This Guy Who Got the Philippines to Stop Using Lead Paint Actually, you definitely won't.

Betsy DeVos Is Making It Easier for Schools to Send Black Kids—Like This 13-Year-Old Girl—to Jail "They want to give this harsh punishment for something that we could've easily resolved at the schoolhouse."

A Federal Court Just Halted Trump's Efforts to Punish Sanctuary Cities The administration's tactics could lead to "tyranny."

Immigrant Detainees Claim They Were Forced to Clean Bathrooms to Pay for Their Own Toilet Paper A new lawsuit alleges a private prison company made them work for as little as $1 a day.

How Jerry Falwell Jr. Transformed Liberty University Into a Wildly Profitable Online Empire The institution is now one of the most lucrative nonprofits in the nation.

ICE Cold: How a Loyal Obama Bureaucrat Became the Face of Trump's Deportation Force "I find the Tom Homan that I see on TV now unrecognizable," says a former White House official.

Russia Says Deadly Chemical Attack in Syria Never Happened and Was Faked By the British More than 40 people, many of them children, died.

House Republicans Propose Strict Work Requirements for Food Stamp Recipients "This bill attempts to change SNAP from a feeding program to a work program.”

Sexual Harassment Is Rampant in Congress. 1,308 Former Staff Members Are Demanding Change. "A cascade of troubling news stories has only reinforced the urgent need for reform."