Trump Claims the Economy Is Alright. But the Numbers Tell a Different Story.
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admin Voter Suppression Is Happening in the South. This Organizer Fights It.
Black Voters Matter co-founder LaTosha Brown mobilizes minority communities as voting rights come under assault.
ICE Is Being Sued For Refusing to Return Detainees’ Papers and Property
One plaintiff is jobless after his work authorization was taken. The agency also won’t return his wedding ring.
Texas Woman Sues Kristan Hawkins Over Abortion-Pill Stunt
A Mother Jones video team filmed the Students for Life leader trying to order pills by mail.
Cornell Can Do a Lot More Than Pause Frat Parties
The college is suspending Greek events after a sexual assault lawsuit. Other schools banned fraternities long ago.
Drone Strikes Didn’t Take Out a Russian Bot Farm, But We Were Primed to Believe It
A viral rumor illustrates people’s hunger to make sense of the division we see online.
The Uncomfortable Truth About Consent Education
College workshops have largely failed to reduce sexual assault. They also miss the psychological motivations behind rape.
The Guilfoyle Scandals Finally Caught Up With Her
The US ambassador to Greece has resigned, is under congressional investigation, and may be sued for defamation.
Katie Zacharia Bombs First Day as White House Press Secretary
She appeared physically strained, even sighing heavily, while reading prepared remarks.
Pete Hegseth’s Firing Squad Livestream Is Finding Fans in the Defense Industry
Co-founders of Palantir and defense tech firm Anduril are defending “public and brutal” executions.