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Novelist Jesmyn Ward’s Haunted, Meth-Fueled Odyssey
"Sing, Unburied, Sing" follows the travails of a mixed-race family searching for home in the South.

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New Illinois Law Could Automatically Register 1 Million Voters
On Monday, Illinois became the 10th state to adopt automatic voter registration

Ari Berman | August 28, 2017
The Senate Is Trolling Trump With Its Intelligence Bill
The president really isn't going to like this.

AJ Vicens | August 24, 2017
Ferris Wheels, Funnel Cake, and…Swine Flu?
Pigs at county fairs can be a conduit for nasty new viruses.

Maryn McKenna | August 24, 2017
Blue Apron Faces a Lawsuit From Angry Investors
They claim the company failed to mention it was struggling.

Joanna Nix | August 23, 2017
Trump’s Pick to Run the Labor Department Promoted Sweatshops on Remote US Islands
Patrick Pizzella worked with Jack Abramoff to organize congressional junkets to this "laboratory of liberty.”

Noah Lanard | Published on August 22, 2017; updated on July 12, 2019

Trump Official Once Praised a Defender of Holocaust Deniers
Now she's in charge of family planning policy.

David Corn | August 21, 2017
Democrats Haven’t Won This District Since the ’60s. It Just Might Hold the Key to Taking Back Congress.
The resistance has taken Houston by storm. But Democrats still need to figure out how to win there.

Tim Murphy | August 21, 2017
Watch for Animals Freaking Out During the Eclipse
"Birds falling from the sky," disturbed pigeons, stunned ants: Scientists have observed some wacky critter behavior over the years.

Amy Thomson | August 20, 2017
Everyone Will Be Taking Eclipse Photos. Most Won’t Turn Out. Here’s How to Take One That Will.
Of course, there's an app.

Hannah Osborne | August 18, 2017
Charlottesville Cops Were Slammed for a Hands-Off Approach. Local Police Across the Country Are Taking Notice.
Here's the law enforcement playbook for keeping the next far-right protest in check.

Madison Pauly | August 15, 2017
The Republican Running For Governor in Virginia is a Big Fan of Keeping Confederate Monuments
Ed Gillespie hasn't said whether he still believes Charlottesville's Robert E. Lee sculpture should stay where it is.

Noah Lanard | August 14, 2017
Scientists Believe the Eclipse Could Unlock Some of the Universe’s Most Baffling Mysteries
It's happened before.

Chau Tu | August 10, 2017
James Damore Speaks to the Press — Sort Of

Kevin Drum | August 10, 2017
If Trump Planned to Bury This Climate Report, It’s Too Late
Here's one way to prevent him from covering up global warming.

Chris D’Angelo | August 8, 2017
A Popular Radio Show Made a Cruel Joke About Killing Transgender Women of Color. Then Black Twitter Fought Back.
After guest Lil' Duval's senseless comments, allies of transgender women decided to boycott "The Breakfast Club" and confront transphobia.

Jamilah King | August 7, 2017
What’s Up With the Kids Today?

Kevin Drum | August 7, 2017
Donald Trump Is Proposing Massive Funding Cuts for Toxic Waste Cleanup
"A vision without funding is a hallucination."

Paige Blankenbuehler | August 5, 2017
Afghanistan Plan Killed Because ‘21’ Closed For Remodeling 30 Years Ago. This Is Not a Joke.

Kevin Drum | August 3, 2017
Nobody Wants To Be Uber’s CEO

Kevin Drum | August 2, 2017

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Novelist Jesmyn Ward’s Haunted, Meth-Fueled Odyssey
"Sing, Unburied, Sing" follows the travails of a mixed-race family searching for home in the South.

New Illinois Law Could Automatically Register 1 Million Voters
On Monday, Illinois became the 10th state to adopt automatic voter registration

The Senate Is Trolling Trump With Its Intelligence Bill
The president really isn't going to like this.

Ferris Wheels, Funnel Cake, and…Swine Flu?
Pigs at county fairs can be a conduit for nasty new viruses.

Blue Apron Faces a Lawsuit From Angry Investors
They claim the company failed to mention it was struggling.

Trump’s Pick to Run the Labor Department Promoted Sweatshops on Remote US Islands
Patrick Pizzella worked with Jack Abramoff to organize congressional junkets to this "laboratory of liberty.”

Trump Official Once Praised a Defender of Holocaust Deniers
Now she's in charge of family planning policy.

Democrats Haven’t Won This District Since the ’60s. It Just Might Hold the Key to Taking Back Congress.
The resistance has taken Houston by storm. But Democrats still need to figure out how to win there.

Watch for Animals Freaking Out During the Eclipse
"Birds falling from the sky," disturbed pigeons, stunned ants: Scientists have observed some wacky critter behavior over the years.

Everyone Will Be Taking Eclipse Photos. Most Won’t Turn Out. Here’s How to Take One That Will.
Of course, there's an app.

Charlottesville Cops Were Slammed for a Hands-Off Approach. Local Police Across the Country Are Taking Notice.
Here's the law enforcement playbook for keeping the next far-right protest in check.

The Republican Running For Governor in Virginia is a Big Fan of Keeping Confederate Monuments
Ed Gillespie hasn't said whether he still believes Charlottesville's Robert E. Lee sculpture should stay where it is.

Scientists Believe the Eclipse Could Unlock Some of the Universe’s Most Baffling Mysteries
It's happened before.

James Damore Speaks to the Press — Sort Of

If Trump Planned to Bury This Climate Report, It’s Too Late
Here's one way to prevent him from covering up global warming.

A Popular Radio Show Made a Cruel Joke About Killing Transgender Women of Color. Then Black Twitter Fought Back.
After guest Lil' Duval's senseless comments, allies of transgender women decided to boycott "The Breakfast Club" and confront transphobia.

What’s Up With the Kids Today?

Donald Trump Is Proposing Massive Funding Cuts for Toxic Waste Cleanup
"A vision without funding is a hallucination."

Afghanistan Plan Killed Because ‘21’ Closed For Remodeling 30 Years Ago. This Is Not a Joke.

Nobody Wants To Be Uber’s CEO

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Novelist Jesmyn Ward’s Haunted, Meth-Fueled Odyssey "Sing, Unburied, Sing" follows the travails of a mixed-race family searching for home in the South.

New Illinois Law Could Automatically Register 1 Million Voters On Monday, Illinois became the 10th state to adopt automatic voter registration

The Senate Is Trolling Trump With Its Intelligence Bill The president really isn't going to like this.

Ferris Wheels, Funnel Cake, and…Swine Flu? Pigs at county fairs can be a conduit for nasty new viruses.

Blue Apron Faces a Lawsuit From Angry Investors They claim the company failed to mention it was struggling.

Trump’s Pick to Run the Labor Department Promoted Sweatshops on Remote US Islands Patrick Pizzella worked with Jack Abramoff to organize congressional junkets to this "laboratory of liberty.”

Trump Official Once Praised a Defender of Holocaust Deniers Now she's in charge of family planning policy.

Democrats Haven’t Won This District Since the ’60s. It Just Might Hold the Key to Taking Back Congress. The resistance has taken Houston by storm. But Democrats still need to figure out how to win there.

Watch for Animals Freaking Out During the Eclipse "Birds falling from the sky," disturbed pigeons, stunned ants: Scientists have observed some wacky critter behavior over the years.

Everyone Will Be Taking Eclipse Photos. Most Won’t Turn Out. Here’s How to Take One That Will. Of course, there's an app.

Charlottesville Cops Were Slammed for a Hands-Off Approach. Local Police Across the Country Are Taking Notice. Here's the law enforcement playbook for keeping the next far-right protest in check.

The Republican Running For Governor in Virginia is a Big Fan of Keeping Confederate Monuments Ed Gillespie hasn't said whether he still believes Charlottesville's Robert E. Lee sculpture should stay where it is.

Scientists Believe the Eclipse Could Unlock Some of the Universe’s Most Baffling Mysteries It's happened before.