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Canada Says It Has Authority to Censor Internet in United States

Kevin Drum | June 29, 2017
Facebook’s Secret Censorship Rules Protect White Men From Hate Speech But Not Black Children

Julia Angwin, ProPublica, and Hannes Grassegger, special to ProPublica. | June 28, 2017
I Attended a College Class About Fake Meat. It Didn’t Disappoint.
The latest episode of Bite podcast journeys into the brave new world of better-tasting veggie burgers.

Jenny Luna | June 24, 2017
Trump’s Victory Inspired Thousands of Women to Get Involved in Politics
“I feel like I hadn’t spoken my mind enough.”

E.J. Graff | July/August 2017 Issue
How a Crew of Hardliners Hijacked Donald Trump’s Cuba Policy
Trump is rolling back Barack Obama’s normalization efforts. Here’s how it happened.

Andy Kroll | June 16, 2017
Virginia’s Most Anti-LGBT Lawmaker Might Lose His Seat To State’s First Openly Transgender Candidate
The House of Delegates race is “guaranteed to be catnip for reporters.”

Ashley Dejean | June 14, 2017

What Life Is Like After a Life Sentence
After 33 years behind bars, a man struggles with navigating the bus system, grasping the internet, and getting a job.

Photos by Jessica Earnshaw; Text by Samantha Michaels | July/August 2017 issue
Republicans Are Working Hard to Allow Another Financial Crisis

Kevin Drum | June 13, 2017
Trump Wants to Cut EPA’s Scientific Research in Half
Ex-EPA staffers are fighting back against the president’s budget proposal.

Rebecca Leber | June 12, 2017
We Have No Way of Knowing if This Scary Superbug Has Already Hit the United States
In Denmark, it spread from pigs to people who have no contact with farms.

Maryn McKenna | June 8, 2017
Paris in the Streets, Climate Denial in the Sheets: 15 Business Leaders Try to Have It Both Ways
It’s all about money, as usual.

Alexander C. Kaufman, Daniel Marans, Ben Walsh | June 8, 2017
Donald Trump Slams Qatar for Terrorism. So What’s Up With His Big Hotel Project There?
And will it affect his decisions related to the latest Gulf crisis?

Russ Choma | June 6, 2017
About That Plan to Annihilate ISIS…

Kevin Drum | June 1, 2017
Hacker, Banker, Soldier, Spy: A Guide to the Key Players in the Trump-Russia Scandal
Get up to speed on the growing controversy engulfing the presidency.

Hannah Levintova, AJ Vicens, and Ashley Dejean | June 1, 2017
America the Beautifull

Kevin Drum | May 30, 2017
Facebook’s Not Designed to Create a “Global Community”
A new book challenges the idea that tech brings the world closer together.

Paula Soprana | May 28, 2017
Why Would a President Schmooze With Vicious Autocrats and Repressive Monarchs?
Three words: American military bases.

David Vine | May 28, 2017
These Early ’70s Ads Tried to Convince Kids the US Army Wasn’t Totally Uptight
Recruitment pitches from the era of beer in the barracks and the ”spectacular” military-approved Afro.

Dave Gilson | May 27, 2017
How to Know If You’re a “Super Taster”
And six more fascinating things to know about the science of taste.

Jenny Luna | May 27, 2017
Trump: I’ll Put a Stop to Germany Selling Cars in the US

Kevin Drum | May 25, 2017

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Canada Says It Has Authority to Censor Internet in United States

Facebook’s Secret Censorship Rules Protect White Men From Hate Speech But Not Black Children

I Attended a College Class About Fake Meat. It Didn’t Disappoint.
The latest episode of Bite podcast journeys into the brave new world of better-tasting veggie burgers.

Trump’s Victory Inspired Thousands of Women to Get Involved in Politics
“I feel like I hadn’t spoken my mind enough.”

How a Crew of Hardliners Hijacked Donald Trump’s Cuba Policy
Trump is rolling back Barack Obama’s normalization efforts. Here’s how it happened.

Virginia’s Most Anti-LGBT Lawmaker Might Lose His Seat To State’s First Openly Transgender Candidate
The House of Delegates race is “guaranteed to be catnip for reporters.”

What Life Is Like After a Life Sentence
After 33 years behind bars, a man struggles with navigating the bus system, grasping the internet, and getting a job.

Republicans Are Working Hard to Allow Another Financial Crisis

Trump Wants to Cut EPA’s Scientific Research in Half
Ex-EPA staffers are fighting back against the president’s budget proposal.

We Have No Way of Knowing if This Scary Superbug Has Already Hit the United States
In Denmark, it spread from pigs to people who have no contact with farms.

Paris in the Streets, Climate Denial in the Sheets: 15 Business Leaders Try to Have It Both Ways
It’s all about money, as usual.

Donald Trump Slams Qatar for Terrorism. So What’s Up With His Big Hotel Project There?
And will it affect his decisions related to the latest Gulf crisis?

About That Plan to Annihilate ISIS…

Hacker, Banker, Soldier, Spy: A Guide to the Key Players in the Trump-Russia Scandal
Get up to speed on the growing controversy engulfing the presidency.

America the Beautifull

Facebook’s Not Designed to Create a “Global Community”
A new book challenges the idea that tech brings the world closer together.

Why Would a President Schmooze With Vicious Autocrats and Repressive Monarchs?
Three words: American military bases.

These Early ’70s Ads Tried to Convince Kids the US Army Wasn’t Totally Uptight
Recruitment pitches from the era of beer in the barracks and the ”spectacular” military-approved Afro.

How to Know If You’re a “Super Taster”
And six more fascinating things to know about the science of taste.

Trump: I’ll Put a Stop to Germany Selling Cars in the US

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Canada Says It Has Authority to Censor Internet in United States

Facebook’s Secret Censorship Rules Protect White Men From Hate Speech But Not Black Children

I Attended a College Class About Fake Meat. It Didn’t Disappoint. The latest episode of Bite podcast journeys into the brave new world of better-tasting veggie burgers.

Trump’s Victory Inspired Thousands of Women to Get Involved in Politics “I feel like I hadn’t spoken my mind enough.”

How a Crew of Hardliners Hijacked Donald Trump’s Cuba Policy Trump is rolling back Barack Obama’s normalization efforts. Here’s how it happened.

Virginia’s Most Anti-LGBT Lawmaker Might Lose His Seat To State’s First Openly Transgender Candidate The House of Delegates race is “guaranteed to be catnip for reporters.”

What Life Is Like After a Life Sentence After 33 years behind bars, a man struggles with navigating the bus system, grasping the internet, and getting a job.

Republicans Are Working Hard to Allow Another Financial Crisis

Trump Wants to Cut EPA’s Scientific Research in Half Ex-EPA staffers are fighting back against the president’s budget proposal.

We Have No Way of Knowing if This Scary Superbug Has Already Hit the United States In Denmark, it spread from pigs to people who have no contact with farms.

Paris in the Streets, Climate Denial in the Sheets: 15 Business Leaders Try to Have It Both Ways It’s all about money, as usual.

Donald Trump Slams Qatar for Terrorism. So What’s Up With His Big Hotel Project There? And will it affect his decisions related to the latest Gulf crisis?