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There’s a Pretty Good Chance Your American Flag Was Made by a Prisoner
People of color are incarcerated in huge numbers. And they're manufacturing America's symbol of freedom.

Jamilah King | October 4, 2017
Virginia Is a Microcosm of Democrats’ Down-Ballot Struggles. This Year They May Have Cracked the Code.
Virginia Democrats haven't run this many candidates in decades. Will it translate to votes?

Tim Murphy | October 3, 2017
This Bill Moyers Interview Will Give You Hope That Maybe We’re Not Actually Doomed
The renowned psychiatrist and historian makes a case for hope for humanity's grasp of the dangers of climate change, in spite of Trump.

Bill Moyers | October 1, 2017
How the Bankruptcy System Is Failing Black Americans
Black people struggling with debts are far less likely than their white peers to gain lasting relief from bankruptcy. Primarily to blame is a style of bankruptcy practiced by lawyers in the South.

Paul Kiel and Hannah Fresques | September 28, 2017
The Notorious Seafood Mogul Known as the “Codfather” Just Got Nearly 4 Years in Prison
Carlos Rafael masterminded one of the biggest fisheries frauds in American history.

Ben Goldfarb | September 27, 2017
Detroit’s Water System Is Falling Apart. Your City Could Be Next.
In just five years, 35 percent of America might not be able to afford to wash, drink, or bathe.

Vishakha Darbha | September 26, 2017

NFL Players Across the Country Take A Knee In Response To Trump
This could be a turning point for athletes speaking out on politics.

Edwin Rios | September 24, 2017
A Group of Experts Wrote a Book About Donald Trump’s Mental Health—and the Controversy Has Just Begun
Bill Moyers talks to co-author Robert Jay Lifton about the complications of diagnosing the president.

Bill Moyers | September 24, 2017
I’ve Been Trying to Get My Free Credit Report Online. It’s Basically Hell.
Are we human beings—or just sales leads?

Michael Mechanic | September 23, 2017
Beyond “Battle of the Sexes”: 16 Other Times Female Athletes Crushed the Competition
From pitching no-hitters to swimming through storms.

Becca Andrews and Edwin Rios | September 22, 2017
These Companies Support the Paris Agreement. They Also Support Climate Deniers.
A tale of political spending and unintended consequences.

Jamie Smith Hopkins and Rachel Leven | September 19, 2017
Syria Holds the Secret to Our Species’ Survival
The fertile crescent offers a strategy for adapting to climate change.

Mark Schapiro | September 18, 2017
Trump Nominee Cited Dred Scott Slavery Decision as Sound Precedent
He was trying to defend an anti-abortion law in Kansas.

P.R. Lockhart | September 15, 2017
Facebook Made It Easy for Advertisers to Reach ‘Jew Haters’
After being contacted by ProPublica, Facebook removed several anti-Semitic ad categories and promised to improve monitoring.

Julia Angwin, Madeleine Varner, Ariana Tobin | September 15, 2017
September/October 2017 Issue: Coming Soon

Ykmojo | September 15, 2017
Republicans Want to Audit the Poor…Again

Kevin Drum | September 13, 2017
Amazon Will Open HQ 2.0 in Your City If You Bribe Them Enough

Kevin Drum | September 10, 2017
Disturbing New Evidence of How the Trump Era Is Boosting Misinformation and Propaganda
A researcher documents the recent escalation of social-media warfare.

Denise Clifton | September 7, 2017
Inside the Guest Worker Program Trapping Indian Students in Virtual Servitude
And how American universities are acting as willing partners.

Nikhil Swaminathan | September/October 2017 Issue
The Shocking Ways Poor Kids Have Long Been Singled Out in American Schools
A brief history of what students eat and who pays for it.

Jenny Luna | September 2, 2017

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There’s a Pretty Good Chance Your American Flag Was Made by a Prisoner
People of color are incarcerated in huge numbers. And they're manufacturing America's symbol of freedom.

Virginia Is a Microcosm of Democrats’ Down-Ballot Struggles. This Year They May Have Cracked the Code.
Virginia Democrats haven't run this many candidates in decades. Will it translate to votes?

This Bill Moyers Interview Will Give You Hope That Maybe We’re Not Actually Doomed
The renowned psychiatrist and historian makes a case for hope for humanity's grasp of the dangers of climate change, in spite of Trump.

How the Bankruptcy System Is Failing Black Americans
Black people struggling with debts are far less likely than their white peers to gain lasting relief from bankruptcy. Primarily to blame is a style of bankruptcy practiced by lawyers in the South.

The Notorious Seafood Mogul Known as the “Codfather” Just Got Nearly 4 Years in Prison
Carlos Rafael masterminded one of the biggest fisheries frauds in American history.

Detroit’s Water System Is Falling Apart. Your City Could Be Next.
In just five years, 35 percent of America might not be able to afford to wash, drink, or bathe.

NFL Players Across the Country Take A Knee In Response To Trump
This could be a turning point for athletes speaking out on politics.

A Group of Experts Wrote a Book About Donald Trump’s Mental Health—and the Controversy Has Just Begun
Bill Moyers talks to co-author Robert Jay Lifton about the complications of diagnosing the president.

I’ve Been Trying to Get My Free Credit Report Online. It’s Basically Hell.
Are we human beings—or just sales leads?

Beyond “Battle of the Sexes”: 16 Other Times Female Athletes Crushed the Competition
From pitching no-hitters to swimming through storms.

These Companies Support the Paris Agreement. They Also Support Climate Deniers.
A tale of political spending and unintended consequences.

Syria Holds the Secret to Our Species’ Survival
The fertile crescent offers a strategy for adapting to climate change.

Trump Nominee Cited Dred Scott Slavery Decision as Sound Precedent
He was trying to defend an anti-abortion law in Kansas.

Facebook Made It Easy for Advertisers to Reach ‘Jew Haters’
After being contacted by ProPublica, Facebook removed several anti-Semitic ad categories and promised to improve monitoring.

September/October 2017 Issue: Coming Soon

Republicans Want to Audit the Poor…Again

Amazon Will Open HQ 2.0 in Your City If You Bribe Them Enough

Disturbing New Evidence of How the Trump Era Is Boosting Misinformation and Propaganda
A researcher documents the recent escalation of social-media warfare.

Inside the Guest Worker Program Trapping Indian Students in Virtual Servitude
And how American universities are acting as willing partners.

The Shocking Ways Poor Kids Have Long Been Singled Out in American Schools
A brief history of what students eat and who pays for it.

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There’s a Pretty Good Chance Your American Flag Was Made by a Prisoner People of color are incarcerated in huge numbers. And they're manufacturing America's symbol of freedom.

Virginia Is a Microcosm of Democrats’ Down-Ballot Struggles. This Year They May Have Cracked the Code. Virginia Democrats haven't run this many candidates in decades. Will it translate to votes?

This Bill Moyers Interview Will Give You Hope That Maybe We’re Not Actually Doomed The renowned psychiatrist and historian makes a case for hope for humanity's grasp of the dangers of climate change, in spite of Trump.

How the Bankruptcy System Is Failing Black Americans Black people struggling with debts are far less likely than their white peers to gain lasting relief from bankruptcy. Primarily to blame is a style of bankruptcy practiced by lawyers in the South.

The Notorious Seafood Mogul Known as the “Codfather” Just Got Nearly 4 Years in Prison Carlos Rafael masterminded one of the biggest fisheries frauds in American history.

Detroit’s Water System Is Falling Apart. Your City Could Be Next. In just five years, 35 percent of America might not be able to afford to wash, drink, or bathe.

NFL Players Across the Country Take A Knee In Response To Trump This could be a turning point for athletes speaking out on politics.

A Group of Experts Wrote a Book About Donald Trump’s Mental Health—and the Controversy Has Just Begun Bill Moyers talks to co-author Robert Jay Lifton about the complications of diagnosing the president.

I’ve Been Trying to Get My Free Credit Report Online. It’s Basically Hell. Are we human beings—or just sales leads?

Beyond “Battle of the Sexes”: 16 Other Times Female Athletes Crushed the Competition From pitching no-hitters to swimming through storms.

These Companies Support the Paris Agreement. They Also Support Climate Deniers. A tale of political spending and unintended consequences.

Syria Holds the Secret to Our Species’ Survival The fertile crescent offers a strategy for adapting to climate change.

Trump Nominee Cited Dred Scott Slavery Decision as Sound Precedent He was trying to defend an anti-abortion law in Kansas.

Facebook Made It Easy for Advertisers to Reach ‘Jew Haters’ After being contacted by ProPublica, Facebook removed several anti-Semitic ad categories and promised to improve monitoring.