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The night we almost lost Arkansas — a 1980 nuclear Armageddon that almost was
Andrew O'Hehir
Author Eric Schlosser and filmmaker Robert Kenner on the nuclear-missile accident that could have killed millions
Beware the murder stats: Why the right will use them to smear Black Lives Matter and how the left can fight back
Daniel Denvir
Forthcoming FBI statistics will likely reveal a murder uptick in 2015, but it wasn't caused by Black Lives Matter
Trump’s no Einstein: But his ignorant, illiterate answers to the campaign science quiz reflect a non-stupid strategy
Andrew O'Hehir
Trump says there's no climate change, and no money to fix it -- but his non-answers aren't as dumb as they seem
Espionage Insiders: Welcome to the Post-Forgetting World
Presented by Open Road Films Snowden
Security Technologist Bruce Schneier explains how Edward Snowden’s NSA leak ushered in the new global era.
The Golden State’s water crisis: California and EPA poised to expand pollution of potential drinking water reserves
Abrahm Lustgarten
California runs a shadow program that allows many of its aquifers to be pumped full of toxic waste
Playing for green: A new wave of VR eco-games aims to save the planet
Diane Stopyra
More than 150 million Americans are gamers. Now imagine if the video games actually cleaned up the environment
Donald Trump’s real goal for 2016: Trying to beat Fox News
Sophia A. McClennen
With his appeals to the alt-right, Trump is upping the ante to usurp the conservative media throne from Fox News
A revolution delayed: Young people trend left, but stay home on Election Day
Sean McElwee
Even Republican millennials are less conservative than older GOPers, who maintain majorities in both houses
WATCH: Seth Meyers unloads on climate change deniers
Brendan Gauthier
"Eight events have happened in the last year that are supposed to happen only once in 500 years," Meyers said
The GOP’s war with itself: Rumors spread of a brewing coup against Paul Ryan — but that’s only the beginning
Gary Legum
Rumors of an anti-Ryan coup roil the Beltway, but the real story is a long war between moderates and the far right
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