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Add Alaska Native Tribes to the Long List of Casualties From the Republican Tax Plan
“We are fighting for our way of life right now.”

Oliver Milman | December 10, 2017
Historic Santa Ana Winds Are Making Southern California’s Raging Fires Even Worse
Brush fires have burned more than 140,000 acres and destroyed 500 structures.

Amy Thomson | December 6, 2017
It’s a Perfect Storm for Destroying Journalism
Economic threats or political attacks are bad enough by themselves. But together they are incredibly dangerous.

Monika Bauerlein | December 5, 2017
All the Song Lyrics You Love Are Puerile and Stupid

Kevin Drum | December 4, 2017
This Book Will Challenge Everything You Thought You Knew About Hate Crimes
The uncomfortable aftermath of a teen prank gone wrong.

Samantha Michaels | December 2, 2017
War on Christmas Update

Kevin Drum | November 29, 2017

Republican Critics of Tax Bill Vote to Send Bill to Senate Floor
GOP Senate leaders are winning over Republican skeptics.

Noah Lanard | November 28, 2017
Crime and the Counterculture

Kevin Drum | November 27, 2017
Donald Trump Jr. Wondered If “Weird Twitter” From WikiLeaks Was Real
He did the group's bidding anyway.

Dan Friedman | November 27, 2017
Escaping a Wildfire and Fighting to Stay Here
In the wake of Northern California's blazes, undocumented immigrants are living a doubly precarious existence.

Maddie Oatman | January/February 2018 Issue
What Does a Yellow Light Mean? Now Updated With Responses!

Kevin Drum | November 25, 2017
Journalism Is Imploding Just When We Need It Most
But we may have one last shot at a reset.

Monika Bauerlein | November 24, 2017
Walking While Black
Thirteen-year-olds in handcuffs. Moms ticketed for crossing the street. A five-year analysis of police data shows some disturbing patterns.

Topher Sanders and Kate Rabinowitz, ProPublica, and Benjamin Conarck, Florida Times-Union | November 23, 2017
Clinton on Trump's Election: “There Are Lots of Questions About Its Legitimacy”
In an exclusive interview with Mother Jones, Clinton says Russian interference and GOP voter suppression efforts may have cost her the presidency.

Ari Berman | November 17, 2017
Why We’re Still in the Dark About Facebook’s Fight Against Fake News
Hoaxes and misinformation are still rampant on the platform.

Kanyakrit Vongkiatkajorn | November 17, 2017
Feinstein Presses Insiders on Trump-Russia Dealings
Senator's letters seek more details on business deals and WikiLeaks contacts.

Dan Friedman | November 16, 2017
The Corporate Tax Cuts Will Be Permanent. But Your Tax Cut Will Disappear in 2025.
Meanwhile, 13 million people will lose their health insurance under the Republican tax plan.

Noah Lanard | November 15, 2017
Coming Soon!

Ykmojo | November 15, 2017
It’s Been an Amazing Year for Political Artists Telling Donald Trump to Shove It
"You don't have to exaggerate anything; he's a walking cartoon."

Jackie Flynn Mogensen | November 11, 2017
Carter Page’s Mysterious Trip to Budapest Highlights Hungary’s Effort to Win Over Trump
The country's far-right leader really wants to be pals with the president.

Dan Friedman | November 9, 2017

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Add Alaska Native Tribes to the Long List of Casualties From the Republican Tax Plan
“We are fighting for our way of life right now.”

Historic Santa Ana Winds Are Making Southern California’s Raging Fires Even Worse
Brush fires have burned more than 140,000 acres and destroyed 500 structures.

It’s a Perfect Storm for Destroying Journalism
Economic threats or political attacks are bad enough by themselves. But together they are incredibly dangerous.

All the Song Lyrics You Love Are Puerile and Stupid

This Book Will Challenge Everything You Thought You Knew About Hate Crimes
The uncomfortable aftermath of a teen prank gone wrong.

War on Christmas Update

Republican Critics of Tax Bill Vote to Send Bill to Senate Floor
GOP Senate leaders are winning over Republican skeptics.

Crime and the Counterculture

Donald Trump Jr. Wondered If “Weird Twitter” From WikiLeaks Was Real
He did the group's bidding anyway.

Escaping a Wildfire and Fighting to Stay Here
In the wake of Northern California's blazes, undocumented immigrants are living a doubly precarious existence.

What Does a Yellow Light Mean? Now Updated With Responses!

Journalism Is Imploding Just When We Need It Most
But we may have one last shot at a reset.

Walking While Black
Thirteen-year-olds in handcuffs. Moms ticketed for crossing the street. A five-year analysis of police data shows some disturbing patterns.

Clinton on Trump's Election: “There Are Lots of Questions About Its Legitimacy”
In an exclusive interview with Mother Jones, Clinton says Russian interference and GOP voter suppression efforts may have cost her the presidency.

Why We’re Still in the Dark About Facebook’s Fight Against Fake News
Hoaxes and misinformation are still rampant on the platform.

Feinstein Presses Insiders on Trump-Russia Dealings
Senator's letters seek more details on business deals and WikiLeaks contacts.

The Corporate Tax Cuts Will Be Permanent. But Your Tax Cut Will Disappear in 2025.
Meanwhile, 13 million people will lose their health insurance under the Republican tax plan.

Coming Soon!

It’s Been an Amazing Year for Political Artists Telling Donald Trump to Shove It
"You don't have to exaggerate anything; he's a walking cartoon."

Carter Page’s Mysterious Trip to Budapest Highlights Hungary’s Effort to Win Over Trump
The country's far-right leader really wants to be pals with the president.

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Add Alaska Native Tribes to the Long List of Casualties From the Republican Tax Plan “We are fighting for our way of life right now.”

Historic Santa Ana Winds Are Making Southern California’s Raging Fires Even Worse Brush fires have burned more than 140,000 acres and destroyed 500 structures.

It’s a Perfect Storm for Destroying Journalism Economic threats or political attacks are bad enough by themselves. But together they are incredibly dangerous.

All the Song Lyrics You Love Are Puerile and Stupid

This Book Will Challenge Everything You Thought You Knew About Hate Crimes The uncomfortable aftermath of a teen prank gone wrong.

War on Christmas Update

Republican Critics of Tax Bill Vote to Send Bill to Senate Floor GOP Senate leaders are winning over Republican skeptics.

Crime and the Counterculture

Donald Trump Jr. Wondered If “Weird Twitter” From WikiLeaks Was Real He did the group's bidding anyway.

Escaping a Wildfire and Fighting to Stay Here In the wake of Northern California's blazes, undocumented immigrants are living a doubly precarious existence.

What Does a Yellow Light Mean? Now Updated With Responses!

Journalism Is Imploding Just When We Need It Most But we may have one last shot at a reset.

Walking While Black Thirteen-year-olds in handcuffs. Moms ticketed for crossing the street. A five-year analysis of police data shows some disturbing patterns.

Clinton on Trump's Election: “There Are Lots of Questions About Its Legitimacy” In an exclusive interview with Mother Jones, Clinton says Russian interference and GOP voter suppression efforts may have cost her the presidency.

Why We’re Still in the Dark About Facebook’s Fight Against Fake News Hoaxes and misinformation are still rampant on the platform.

Feinstein Presses Insiders on Trump-Russia Dealings Senator's letters seek more details on business deals and WikiLeaks contacts.

The Corporate Tax Cuts Will Be Permanent. But Your Tax Cut Will Disappear in 2025. Meanwhile, 13 million people will lose their health insurance under the Republican tax plan.