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Trump Is Recruiting an Army of Poll Watchers. It’s Even Worse Than It Sounds.
Voter challenges "can play out in very ugly ways."

Patrick G. Lee, ProPublica | September 14, 2016
20 Percent of Seafood Is Mislabeled
A new Oceana report offers further proof that fish fraud is everywhere.

Kanyakrit Vongkiatkajorn | September 10, 2016
Technological Innovation Doesn’t Have to Make Us Less Human
Sheila Jasanoff’s book delves into how we should approach a world increasingly governed by tech.

Kanyakrit Vongkiatkajorn | September 4, 2016
There’s a New Round of Concussion-Related Lawsuits, Just in Time for the Start of College Football
Former players from dozens of big-name schools are suing the NCAA, conferences, and universities for damages.

Edwin Rios | September 3, 2016
Accused of Tax Dodging, Apple Says It’s the World’s Largest Taxpayer
The tech giant is facing a $14.5 billion tax bill in Ireland.

Alexander Sammon | September 2, 2016
There’s a Big Problem With One of Hillary Clinton’s Favorite Campaign Stories
Her tale of bipartisan work is challenged by her supposed partner, former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay.

Stephanie Mencimer | August 29, 2016

The Trump Files: Donald Couldn’t Name Any of His “Handpicked” Trump U Professors
"Terrific people. Terrific brains. Successful."

Max J. Rosenthal | August 26, 2016
Why Is Everyone Flipping Out Over EpiPens?
The scandal, in a nutshell.

Kiera Butler | August 25, 2016
Here’s What It’s Like To Be a Defense Investigator in a Rigged Criminal Justice System
A journalist turned private eye unloads.

Judith Coburn | August 20, 2016
This Is What’s Missing From Journalism Right Now
And a slightly scary experiment to try and fix it.

Monika Bauerlein and Clara Jeffery | August 17, 2016
We’ll Have Self-Driving Cars By 2025

Kevin Drum | August 10, 2016
How Are You Supposed to Win a Gold Medal If You Can’t Get A Cup of Coffee?
This must not stand.

Tom Philpott | August 5, 2016
The Olympics Are Going to Be a Disaster. But We Say That Every Time.
Rio 2016 is just the latest in a long history of messed-up Summer Games.

Edwin Rios | August 4, 2016
Prosecutors Drop All Remaining Charges Against Officers in Freddie Gray Case
The move concludes a legal saga that has become a focal point for the Black Lives Matter movement.

Brandon E. Patterson | July 27, 2016
The Biggest Lies From Donald Trump’s GOP Convention (So Far)
And counting...

Mother Jones Washington Bureau | July 21, 2016
Melania Trump Stole Part of Her Convention Speech From Michelle Obama

Kevin Drum | July 19, 2016
Donald Trump’s GOP Convention Will Be Nuts. But at Least It Won’t Be Known as “the Klanbake.”
Probably.

Tim Murphy | July/August 2016 Issue
The Charmed Second Act of David Petraeus
Nick Turse on the post-scandal career of an American general

Nick Turse | July 17, 2016
Painless Dentistry Is Here! But It Turns Your Teeth Black.

Kevin Drum | July 15, 2016
You Can Pack Heat at the Republican Convention But Leave Your Nunchucks at Home
Glass bottles are banned as well.

AJ Vicens | July 13, 2016

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Trump Is Recruiting an Army of Poll Watchers. It’s Even Worse Than It Sounds.
Voter challenges "can play out in very ugly ways."

20 Percent of Seafood Is Mislabeled
A new Oceana report offers further proof that fish fraud is everywhere.

Technological Innovation Doesn’t Have to Make Us Less Human
Sheila Jasanoff’s book delves into how we should approach a world increasingly governed by tech.

There’s a New Round of Concussion-Related Lawsuits, Just in Time for the Start of College Football
Former players from dozens of big-name schools are suing the NCAA, conferences, and universities for damages.

Accused of Tax Dodging, Apple Says It’s the World’s Largest Taxpayer
The tech giant is facing a $14.5 billion tax bill in Ireland.

There’s a Big Problem With One of Hillary Clinton’s Favorite Campaign Stories
Her tale of bipartisan work is challenged by her supposed partner, former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay.

The Trump Files: Donald Couldn’t Name Any of His “Handpicked” Trump U Professors
"Terrific people. Terrific brains. Successful."

Why Is Everyone Flipping Out Over EpiPens?
The scandal, in a nutshell.

Here’s What It’s Like To Be a Defense Investigator in a Rigged Criminal Justice System
A journalist turned private eye unloads.

This Is What’s Missing From Journalism Right Now
And a slightly scary experiment to try and fix it.

We’ll Have Self-Driving Cars By 2025

How Are You Supposed to Win a Gold Medal If You Can’t Get A Cup of Coffee?
This must not stand.

The Olympics Are Going to Be a Disaster. But We Say That Every Time.
Rio 2016 is just the latest in a long history of messed-up Summer Games.

Prosecutors Drop All Remaining Charges Against Officers in Freddie Gray Case
The move concludes a legal saga that has become a focal point for the Black Lives Matter movement.

The Biggest Lies From Donald Trump’s GOP Convention (So Far)
And counting...

Melania Trump Stole Part of Her Convention Speech From Michelle Obama

Donald Trump’s GOP Convention Will Be Nuts. But at Least It Won’t Be Known as “the Klanbake.”
Probably.

The Charmed Second Act of David Petraeus
Nick Turse on the post-scandal career of an American general

Painless Dentistry Is Here! But It Turns Your Teeth Black.

You Can Pack Heat at the Republican Convention But Leave Your Nunchucks at Home
Glass bottles are banned as well.

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Trump Is Recruiting an Army of Poll Watchers. It’s Even Worse Than It Sounds. Voter challenges "can play out in very ugly ways."

20 Percent of Seafood Is Mislabeled A new Oceana report offers further proof that fish fraud is everywhere.

Technological Innovation Doesn’t Have to Make Us Less Human Sheila Jasanoff’s book delves into how we should approach a world increasingly governed by tech.

There’s a New Round of Concussion-Related Lawsuits, Just in Time for the Start of College Football Former players from dozens of big-name schools are suing the NCAA, conferences, and universities for damages.

Accused of Tax Dodging, Apple Says It’s the World’s Largest Taxpayer The tech giant is facing a $14.5 billion tax bill in Ireland.

There’s a Big Problem With One of Hillary Clinton’s Favorite Campaign Stories Her tale of bipartisan work is challenged by her supposed partner, former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay.

The Trump Files: Donald Couldn’t Name Any of His “Handpicked” Trump U Professors "Terrific people. Terrific brains. Successful."

Why Is Everyone Flipping Out Over EpiPens? The scandal, in a nutshell.

Here’s What It’s Like To Be a Defense Investigator in a Rigged Criminal Justice System A journalist turned private eye unloads.

This Is What’s Missing From Journalism Right Now And a slightly scary experiment to try and fix it.

We’ll Have Self-Driving Cars By 2025

How Are You Supposed to Win a Gold Medal If You Can’t Get A Cup of Coffee? This must not stand.

The Olympics Are Going to Be a Disaster. But We Say That Every Time. Rio 2016 is just the latest in a long history of messed-up Summer Games.

Prosecutors Drop All Remaining Charges Against Officers in Freddie Gray Case The move concludes a legal saga that has become a focal point for the Black Lives Matter movement.

The Biggest Lies From Donald Trump’s GOP Convention (So Far) And counting...