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Al Franken Is Worried About Pokemon Go
The Minnesota senator is concerned about the game's privacy policies.

Patrick Caldwell | July 12, 2016
Fake Sweeteners Make You Crave More Sweets
A new study adds to a damning dossier on artificial sugar.

Tom Philpott | July 12, 2016
The Second Amendment Was Never Meant for Black People
Why isn’t the NRA outraged about the police killing of a lawful gun owner?

Daniel Rivero | July 8, 2016
Here's What We Know About Hillary Clinton's Running Mate
Behind the Virginia senator's moderate reputation is a history of quiet progressive activism.

Patrick Caldwell | July 7, 2016
The Trump Files: When Donald Couldn’t Tell the Difference Between Gorbachev and an Impersonator (Video)
Duped by a fake Soviet?

Natalie Schreyer | July 5, 2016
A Judge Just Slammed San Francisco Cops for Racist Policing
Another day, another scandal for the city's police force.

Brandon E. Patterson | July 1, 2016

This Is What Happens When Big Food Gets Cozy With Nutritionists
In this week's BITE, a nutritionist explains the difference between marketing schemes and actual science.

Jenny Luna | July 1, 2016
How a Notorious Racist Inspired America’s National Parks
Madison Grant was dedicated to preserving species—including the "great race."

Richard Conniff | July/August 2016 issue
Are Police Targeting Black Lives Matter Activists Ahead of the GOP Convention?
Law enforcement says it's community outreach. Activists say it's a harassment campaign.

Brandon E. Patterson | June 30, 2016
Now Clinton and Sanders Are Fighting Over the Democratic Platform
Sanders supporters want to call for a fracking ban and a carbon tax.

Ben Adler | June 29, 2016
Could This Silicon Valley Algorithm Pick Which Homeless People Get Housing?
A new approach seeks to find the most desperate people on the streets—with data.

Josh Harkinson | June 29, 2016
The Trump Files: Donald Dumped Wine on an “Unattractive Reporter”
"I didn't even notice it was happening, because like everything with Donald, it was a stealth maneuver."

Max J. Rosenthal | June 28, 2016
Why San Francisco’s Journalists Are Investigating Homelessness
Mother Jones joins dozens of media outlets to look at our city's biggest problem—and possible solutions.

Mother Jones | June 27, 2016
Now Tesla Wants to Buy a Solar Company
Is that really a good idea?

Heather Smith | June 26, 2016
The Time Donald Trump Was Hit With a $750,000 Fine by the Feds
And he got into trouble with the SEC, too.

David Corn | June 24, 2016
Baltimore Police Officer in Freddie Gray Case Found Not Guilty on All Charges
Caesar Goodson is the second of three officers to be cleared of charges in Gray's death.

Brandon E. Patterson | June 23, 2016
We Have Terrible News For Anyone Who Eats Chicken
There might be a huge flaw in the government’s system to protect you from salmonella.

Tom Philpott | June 22, 2016
Want a More Dynamic Economy? Rein in the Size of Big Market Incumbents.

Kevin Drum | June 21, 2016
DNC Hacker Dumps Trove of Clinton Documents
Guccifer 2.0 strikes again.

AJ Vicens | June 21, 2016
Donald Trump Shatters World Record For Walking Back His Own Comments

Kevin Drum | June 20, 2016

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Al Franken Is Worried About Pokemon Go
The Minnesota senator is concerned about the game's privacy policies.

Fake Sweeteners Make You Crave More Sweets
A new study adds to a damning dossier on artificial sugar.

The Second Amendment Was Never Meant for Black People
Why isn’t the NRA outraged about the police killing of a lawful gun owner?

Here's What We Know About Hillary Clinton's Running Mate
Behind the Virginia senator's moderate reputation is a history of quiet progressive activism.

The Trump Files: When Donald Couldn’t Tell the Difference Between Gorbachev and an Impersonator (Video)
Duped by a fake Soviet?

A Judge Just Slammed San Francisco Cops for Racist Policing
Another day, another scandal for the city's police force.

This Is What Happens When Big Food Gets Cozy With Nutritionists
In this week's BITE, a nutritionist explains the difference between marketing schemes and actual science.

How a Notorious Racist Inspired America’s National Parks
Madison Grant was dedicated to preserving species—including the "great race."

Are Police Targeting Black Lives Matter Activists Ahead of the GOP Convention?
Law enforcement says it's community outreach. Activists say it's a harassment campaign.

Now Clinton and Sanders Are Fighting Over the Democratic Platform
Sanders supporters want to call for a fracking ban and a carbon tax.

Could This Silicon Valley Algorithm Pick Which Homeless People Get Housing?
A new approach seeks to find the most desperate people on the streets—with data.

The Trump Files: Donald Dumped Wine on an “Unattractive Reporter”
"I didn't even notice it was happening, because like everything with Donald, it was a stealth maneuver."

Why San Francisco’s Journalists Are Investigating Homelessness
Mother Jones joins dozens of media outlets to look at our city's biggest problem—and possible solutions.

Now Tesla Wants to Buy a Solar Company
Is that really a good idea?

The Time Donald Trump Was Hit With a $750,000 Fine by the Feds
And he got into trouble with the SEC, too.

Baltimore Police Officer in Freddie Gray Case Found Not Guilty on All Charges
Caesar Goodson is the second of three officers to be cleared of charges in Gray's death.

We Have Terrible News For Anyone Who Eats Chicken
There might be a huge flaw in the government’s system to protect you from salmonella.

Want a More Dynamic Economy? Rein in the Size of Big Market Incumbents.

DNC Hacker Dumps Trove of Clinton Documents
Guccifer 2.0 strikes again.

Donald Trump Shatters World Record For Walking Back His Own Comments

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Al Franken Is Worried About Pokemon Go The Minnesota senator is concerned about the game's privacy policies.

Fake Sweeteners Make You Crave More Sweets A new study adds to a damning dossier on artificial sugar.

The Second Amendment Was Never Meant for Black People Why isn’t the NRA outraged about the police killing of a lawful gun owner?

Here's What We Know About Hillary Clinton's Running Mate Behind the Virginia senator's moderate reputation is a history of quiet progressive activism.

The Trump Files: When Donald Couldn’t Tell the Difference Between Gorbachev and an Impersonator (Video) Duped by a fake Soviet?

A Judge Just Slammed San Francisco Cops for Racist Policing Another day, another scandal for the city's police force.

This Is What Happens When Big Food Gets Cozy With Nutritionists In this week's BITE, a nutritionist explains the difference between marketing schemes and actual science.

How a Notorious Racist Inspired America’s National Parks Madison Grant was dedicated to preserving species—including the "great race."

Are Police Targeting Black Lives Matter Activists Ahead of the GOP Convention? Law enforcement says it's community outreach. Activists say it's a harassment campaign.

Now Clinton and Sanders Are Fighting Over the Democratic Platform Sanders supporters want to call for a fracking ban and a carbon tax.

Could This Silicon Valley Algorithm Pick Which Homeless People Get Housing? A new approach seeks to find the most desperate people on the streets—with data.

The Trump Files: Donald Dumped Wine on an “Unattractive Reporter” "I didn't even notice it was happening, because like everything with Donald, it was a stealth maneuver."

Why San Francisco’s Journalists Are Investigating Homelessness Mother Jones joins dozens of media outlets to look at our city's biggest problem—and possible solutions.

Now Tesla Wants to Buy a Solar Company Is that really a good idea?

The Time Donald Trump Was Hit With a $750,000 Fine by the Feds And he got into trouble with the SEC, too.

Baltimore Police Officer in Freddie Gray Case Found Not Guilty on All Charges Caesar Goodson is the second of three officers to be cleared of charges in Gray's death.

We Have Terrible News For Anyone Who Eats Chicken There might be a huge flaw in the government’s system to protect you from salmonella.