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How Donald Trump Is Remaking the Federal Courts in His Own Image
The president's judicial nominees have been notably white, male, and conservative.

Kate Harloe | November 9, 2017
Putin’s Trolls Used the Texas Church Massacre to Sow More Chaos
How the Kremlin keeps exploiting Twitter to attack America.

Denise Clifton | November 9, 2017
Waymo Will Debut Driverless Cars Within “A Few Months”

Kevin Drum | November 8, 2017
Breaking: Arkansas Supreme Court Just Halted Execution of a Severely Mentally Ill Man
"He should receive an independent hearing about his competency."

Nathalie Baptiste | November 7, 2017
28 Doctors Say This Man Is Mentally Ill. Arkansas Is Going to Execute Him Anyway.
He eats out of his sink and uses his toilet as a desk.

Nathalie Baptiste | November 7, 2017
The Tech Industry Is Clueless About People. Let’s Debug It.
A veteran web consultant on the industry's biggest flaws and how to address them.

Kanyakrit Vongkiatkajorn | November 4, 2017

Here’s Why Ed Gillespie Doesn’t Like to Talk About His Lobbying Clients
One repeatedly paid big settlements for alleged medical fraud. Others included tobacco giants.

Noah Lanard | November 3, 2017
Inside Silicon Valley’s Big-Money Push to Remake American Education
Personalized learning is the latest trend to catch the eye of tech moguls—and Betsy DeVos. But does it work?

Kristina Rizga | November 3, 2017
Forget About Russian Hacking. GOP Lawmakers Would Rather Talk About Facebook.
Republican senators argue that Putin's influence operation aimed to boost chaos—not Trump.

Dan Friedman | November 1, 2017
Here Are the Social Media Ads That Russia Used to Influence the Election
The House intelligence committee just released a bunch of startling examples.

Inae Oh | November 1, 2017
There’s Little Evidence Sexual Harassment Trainings Work
Here's what academics and government researchers say could make them better.

Madison Pauly | November 1, 2017
A Fake Jihadist Has Landed a Top Job at Homeland Security
Frank Wuco, who has role-played as a terrorist, is in charge of implementing executive orders.

Noah Lanard | November 1, 2017
Al Franken Tears Into Facebook Counsel at Senate Hearing
"You can't put together rubles with a political ad?"

Kanyakrit Vongkiatkajorn | October 31, 2017
Senate Republicans Set to Move Forward with Judicial Nominee Rated “Not Qualified”
Lawyers worry a "gratuitously rude" Leonard Grasz would be "unable to separate his role as an advocate from that of a judge."

Kate Harloe | October 31, 2017
Putin’s Pro-Trump Trolls Just Targeted Clinton and Mueller
Russia strikes again as Congress grills Facebook, Twitter, and Google on lax oversight and disappearing data.

Denise Clifton | October 31, 2017
This Officer Shot an Unarmed Black Man. Now She Can Legally Say She Was Never Prosecuted for It.
A court ruling last week "essentially makes it as if it never happened."

Brandon E. Patterson | October 31, 2017
Russian Facebook Content May Have Reached Roughly One-Third of US Population
Facebook, Twitter, and Google will publicly testify starting on Tuesday.

Kanyakrit Vongkiatkajorn | October 30, 2017
Look at How Fox News Covered Manafort Monday
"Meanwhile on Fox News" leaps to new heights of absurdity.

Inae Oh | October 30, 2017
Chicken Farms Fueled a Massive Public Health Crisis—While the Government Turned a Blind Eye
A new book shines a light on how the poultry industry spread antibiotic resistance.

Sam Fromartz | October 28, 2017
A Brief History of Witch Hunts, Real and Imagined
From moral panic in the Middle Ages to freakouts on Twitter.

Kate Harloe | November/December 2017 issue

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How Donald Trump Is Remaking the Federal Courts in His Own Image
The president's judicial nominees have been notably white, male, and conservative.

Putin’s Trolls Used the Texas Church Massacre to Sow More Chaos
How the Kremlin keeps exploiting Twitter to attack America.

Waymo Will Debut Driverless Cars Within “A Few Months”

Breaking: Arkansas Supreme Court Just Halted Execution of a Severely Mentally Ill Man
"He should receive an independent hearing about his competency."

28 Doctors Say This Man Is Mentally Ill. Arkansas Is Going to Execute Him Anyway.
He eats out of his sink and uses his toilet as a desk.

The Tech Industry Is Clueless About People. Let’s Debug It.
A veteran web consultant on the industry's biggest flaws and how to address them.

Here’s Why Ed Gillespie Doesn’t Like to Talk About His Lobbying Clients
One repeatedly paid big settlements for alleged medical fraud. Others included tobacco giants.

Inside Silicon Valley’s Big-Money Push to Remake American Education
Personalized learning is the latest trend to catch the eye of tech moguls—and Betsy DeVos. But does it work?

Forget About Russian Hacking. GOP Lawmakers Would Rather Talk About Facebook.
Republican senators argue that Putin's influence operation aimed to boost chaos—not Trump.

Here Are the Social Media Ads That Russia Used to Influence the Election
The House intelligence committee just released a bunch of startling examples.

There’s Little Evidence Sexual Harassment Trainings Work
Here's what academics and government researchers say could make them better.

A Fake Jihadist Has Landed a Top Job at Homeland Security
Frank Wuco, who has role-played as a terrorist, is in charge of implementing executive orders.

Al Franken Tears Into Facebook Counsel at Senate Hearing
"You can't put together rubles with a political ad?"

Senate Republicans Set to Move Forward with Judicial Nominee Rated “Not Qualified”
Lawyers worry a "gratuitously rude" Leonard Grasz would be "unable to separate his role as an advocate from that of a judge."

Putin’s Pro-Trump Trolls Just Targeted Clinton and Mueller
Russia strikes again as Congress grills Facebook, Twitter, and Google on lax oversight and disappearing data.

This Officer Shot an Unarmed Black Man. Now She Can Legally Say She Was Never Prosecuted for It.
A court ruling last week "essentially makes it as if it never happened."

Russian Facebook Content May Have Reached Roughly One-Third of US Population
Facebook, Twitter, and Google will publicly testify starting on Tuesday.

Look at How Fox News Covered Manafort Monday
"Meanwhile on Fox News" leaps to new heights of absurdity.

Chicken Farms Fueled a Massive Public Health Crisis—While the Government Turned a Blind Eye
A new book shines a light on how the poultry industry spread antibiotic resistance.

A Brief History of Witch Hunts, Real and Imagined
From moral panic in the Middle Ages to freakouts on Twitter.

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How Donald Trump Is Remaking the Federal Courts in His Own Image The president's judicial nominees have been notably white, male, and conservative.

Putin’s Trolls Used the Texas Church Massacre to Sow More Chaos How the Kremlin keeps exploiting Twitter to attack America.

Waymo Will Debut Driverless Cars Within “A Few Months”

Breaking: Arkansas Supreme Court Just Halted Execution of a Severely Mentally Ill Man "He should receive an independent hearing about his competency."

28 Doctors Say This Man Is Mentally Ill. Arkansas Is Going to Execute Him Anyway. He eats out of his sink and uses his toilet as a desk.

The Tech Industry Is Clueless About People. Let’s Debug It. A veteran web consultant on the industry's biggest flaws and how to address them.

Here’s Why Ed Gillespie Doesn’t Like to Talk About His Lobbying Clients One repeatedly paid big settlements for alleged medical fraud. Others included tobacco giants.

Inside Silicon Valley’s Big-Money Push to Remake American Education Personalized learning is the latest trend to catch the eye of tech moguls—and Betsy DeVos. But does it work?

Forget About Russian Hacking. GOP Lawmakers Would Rather Talk About Facebook. Republican senators argue that Putin's influence operation aimed to boost chaos—not Trump.

Here Are the Social Media Ads That Russia Used to Influence the Election The House intelligence committee just released a bunch of startling examples.

There’s Little Evidence Sexual Harassment Trainings Work Here's what academics and government researchers say could make them better.

A Fake Jihadist Has Landed a Top Job at Homeland Security Frank Wuco, who has role-played as a terrorist, is in charge of implementing executive orders.

Al Franken Tears Into Facebook Counsel at Senate Hearing "You can't put together rubles with a political ad?"

Senate Republicans Set to Move Forward with Judicial Nominee Rated “Not Qualified” Lawyers worry a "gratuitously rude" Leonard Grasz would be "unable to separate his role as an advocate from that of a judge."

Putin’s Pro-Trump Trolls Just Targeted Clinton and Mueller Russia strikes again as Congress grills Facebook, Twitter, and Google on lax oversight and disappearing data.

This Officer Shot an Unarmed Black Man. Now She Can Legally Say She Was Never Prosecuted for It. A court ruling last week "essentially makes it as if it never happened."

Russian Facebook Content May Have Reached Roughly One-Third of US Population Facebook, Twitter, and Google will publicly testify starting on Tuesday.

Look at How Fox News Covered Manafort Monday "Meanwhile on Fox News" leaps to new heights of absurdity.

Chicken Farms Fueled a Massive Public Health Crisis—While the Government Turned a Blind Eye A new book shines a light on how the poultry industry spread antibiotic resistance.

A Brief History of Witch Hunts, Real and Imagined From moral panic in the Middle Ages to freakouts on Twitter.