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Here’s Why Republicans Stopped Talking About a Uranium One “Whistleblower”
The guy they hoped would implicate Hillary Clinton doesn't appear too reliable.

Dan Friedman | March 8, 2018
How a Russian-Linked Shell Company Hired an Ex-Trump Aide to Boost Albania’s Right-Wing Party in DC
Did Russians use the US political system to fuel political discord in the Balkans?

David Corn, Hannah Levintova, and Dan Friedman | March 6, 2018
Inside Indivisible’s Plan to Take Over Democratic Primaries
Once a Google Doc, the national organization now wants to be a king-maker.

Tim Murphy | March 6, 2018
Vote For Your Favorite Lefty Columnist!

Kevin Drum | March 3, 2018
These Videos of Boston Basically Drowning in the Nor’easter Are Insane
Yikes.

Jackie Flynn Mogensen | March 2, 2018
Whoopi Goldberg’s Oscar Was Once Found in an Airport Trash Can—and Other Insane Oscar Stories
Including Sunday's attempted theft of Frances McDormand's statuette.

Jackie Flynn Mogensen | MARCH/APRIL 2018 Issue

The Incredible True Story of the Oscar Everyone Thought Had Literally Been Stolen
And the PhD student on a quest to find it.

Jackie Flynn Mogensen | March 2, 2018
Scientists Are Freaking Out About “Crazy” Temperatures in the Arctic
The polar vortex is not what it used to be—and that's really bad.

Jonathan Watts | February 28, 2018
This Bill Would Allow College Students To Get a Medication Abortion Without Leaving Campus
The California Senate has already passed it.

Rowan Walrath | February 28, 2018
The Number of Colleges Standing with Students in Their Crusade Against Gun Violence Has Skyrocketed
Over 200 and counting.

Kara Voght | February 28, 2018
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

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Here’s Why Republicans Stopped Talking About a Uranium One “Whistleblower”
The guy they hoped would implicate Hillary Clinton doesn't appear too reliable.

How a Russian-Linked Shell Company Hired an Ex-Trump Aide to Boost Albania’s Right-Wing Party in DC
Did Russians use the US political system to fuel political discord in the Balkans?

Inside Indivisible’s Plan to Take Over Democratic Primaries
Once a Google Doc, the national organization now wants to be a king-maker.

Vote For Your Favorite Lefty Columnist!

These Videos of Boston Basically Drowning in the Nor’easter Are Insane
Yikes.

Whoopi Goldberg’s Oscar Was Once Found in an Airport Trash Can—and Other Insane Oscar Stories
Including Sunday's attempted theft of Frances McDormand's statuette.

The Incredible True Story of the Oscar Everyone Thought Had Literally Been Stolen
And the PhD student on a quest to find it.

Scientists Are Freaking Out About “Crazy” Temperatures in the Arctic
The polar vortex is not what it used to be—and that's really bad.

This Bill Would Allow College Students To Get a Medication Abortion Without Leaving Campus
The California Senate has already passed it.

The Number of Colleges Standing with Students in Their Crusade Against Gun Violence Has Skyrocketed
Over 200 and counting.

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.

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Here’s Why Republicans Stopped Talking About a Uranium One “Whistleblower” The guy they hoped would implicate Hillary Clinton doesn't appear too reliable.

How a Russian-Linked Shell Company Hired an Ex-Trump Aide to Boost Albania’s Right-Wing Party in DC Did Russians use the US political system to fuel political discord in the Balkans?

Inside Indivisible’s Plan to Take Over Democratic Primaries Once a Google Doc, the national organization now wants to be a king-maker.

Vote For Your Favorite Lefty Columnist!

These Videos of Boston Basically Drowning in the Nor’easter Are Insane Yikes.

Whoopi Goldberg’s Oscar Was Once Found in an Airport Trash Can—and Other Insane Oscar Stories Including Sunday's attempted theft of Frances McDormand's statuette.

The Incredible True Story of the Oscar Everyone Thought Had Literally Been Stolen And the PhD student on a quest to find it.

Scientists Are Freaking Out About “Crazy” Temperatures in the Arctic The polar vortex is not what it used to be—and that's really bad.

This Bill Would Allow College Students To Get a Medication Abortion Without Leaving Campus The California Senate has already passed it.

The Number of Colleges Standing with Students in Their Crusade Against Gun Violence Has Skyrocketed Over 200 and counting.

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.