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Mother Jones

Mother Jones

HOUSE ARREST

HIDING OUT WITH AN IMMIGRANT FAMILY IN ICE-OCCUPIED MEMPHIS

10+ min  |

March/April 2026
Mother Jones

Mother Jones

SUNNY WITH A CHANCE OF PROGRESS

Solarpunk imagines what happens when our climate changes—and we pivot.

7 min  |

March/April 2026
Mother Jones

Mother Jones

ADVENTURISM

The MAGA critique of globalism never meant the end of war.

4 min  |

March/April 2026
Mother Jones

Mother Jones

WE'RE SUING RFK JR.

The Epstein files are not the only documents the government is hiding.

3 min  |

March/April 2026
Mother Jones

Mother Jones

"WHO THE FUCK ARE THESE MEN?"

HOW EXTREMISTS RECONQUERED IDAHO—AND HOW SOME LOCALS ARE FIGHTING BACK

10+ min  |

March/April 2026
Scientific American

Scientific American

Path to Excellence

World-class performers are often late bloomers

2 min  |

March 2026
Scientific American

Scientific American

Crystal Phases

Researchers probe the surprisingly complicated science of ice

2 min  |

March 2026
Scientific American

Scientific American

Sailing the Sun

By designing vertical panels that move in a gale, two Swedish inventors are unlocking a solar future for the windswept north

9 min  |

March 2026
Scientific American

Scientific American

Covered in Bees

Ancient bees burrowed deep into discarded mammal jawbones

2 min  |

March 2026
Scientific American

Scientific American

Hidden Proof

\"Effective zero knowledge\" beats long-standing cryptographic impossibilities

2 min  |

March 2026
Scientific American

Scientific American

Living in the COPILOT SOCIETY

The promise and peril of artificial intelligence everywhere

2 min  |

March 2026
Scientific American

Scientific American

The Age of Impersonation

Digital forensics pioneer Hany Farid explains why \"artificial intelligence\" is a misnomer—and what it will take to rebuild trust in the deepfake era

9 min  |

March 2026
Scientific American

Scientific American

Care for Family Caregivers

Helping sick, aging loved ones can cause physical illness in the helper. It may be possible to increase resilience

4 min  |

March 2026
Scientific American

Scientific American

Let the Rivers Run

An investigation into the rights of nature

4 min  |

March 2026
Scientific American

Scientific American

The True Worth of America's Public Lands

Social-ecological analyses reveal who will win and who will lose in the push to put federal land into private hands

8 min  |

March 2026
Mother Jones

Mother Jones

TRUMP'S WAR ON HISTORY

As America’s 250th anniversary approaches, the president wants to control the country’s future by rewriting its past.

10+ min  |

March/April 2026
Mother Jones

Mother Jones

“He Thinks Our People Are Idiots” Trump has betrayed the people of coal country. They love him anyway.

Christy Ratliff is sitting in a folding chair in a public school gym in Grundy, Virginia, waiting for her number to be called.

10+ min  |

March/April 2026
Mother Jones

Mother Jones

THE INHERITANCE

What being a billionaire scion taught JB Pritzker about standing up to one

10+ min  |

March/April 2026
Mother Jones

Mother Jones

UNFRIENDLY SKIES

The private equity-owned airline profiting off Trump's deportations

6 min  |

March/April 2026
Scientific American

Scientific American

Everything You Wanted to Know about Polyamory (but Were Afraid to Ask

The practice is not a faddish excuse to sleep around, research shows. And it has deep roots in American culture

10+ min  |

March 2026
Scientific American

Scientific American

Navigating Our Social Worlds

The same brain areas that help us map physical space help us chart social connections

5 min  |

March 2026
Scientific American

Scientific American

Relativity Revealed

Physicists have observed a bizarre prediction of special relativity for the first time

8 min  |

March 2026
Scientific American

Scientific American

Little Red Dots

Astronomers are racing to understand mysterious ancient objects that pepper images taken by the James Webb Space Telescope

10+ min  |

March 2026
Scientific American

Scientific American

The Universe's Weirdest Optical Illusions

Sometimes the farther away an object is, the bigger it seems to be

4 min  |

March 2026
Scientific American

Scientific American

Socially Awkward Math

A mathematician's random walk theorem explains the stark mathematical difference between drunk people and drunk birds

5 min  |

March 2026
Scientific American

Scientific American

Depolarization Depot

Tweaks to social media feeds reduced polarizing effects

2 min  |

March 2026
Scientific American

Scientific American

Fire Starters

Ancient humans were making fire 350,000 years earlier than thought

3 min  |

March 2026
Scientific American

Scientific American

Cosmic Chain

Hundreds of galaxies form one of the largest spinning structures ever spotted

2 min  |

March 2026
Scientific American

Scientific American

Regrowth Record

Axolotls can completely regenerate a key immune organ

2 min  |

March 2026
Scientific American

Scientific American

Language Gaps

Scientists show how the brain slices speech up into recognizable words

2 min  |

March 2026