Showing 97 results for "Mark Murrmann"
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Lemony Snicket Walks the Plank
Novelist Daniel Handler on bungled words, teen rebellion, and his modern pirate yarn. -
Special Investigation: My Four Months as a Private Prison Guard
I saw stabbings, an escape, and officers and inmates pushed to the edge. -
How the Government Put Tens of Thousands of People at Risk of a Deadly Disease
If it killed politicians instead of prisoners, this illness would be national enemy No. 1. -
Mother Jones’ Photographers Pick the Best Photobooks of 2013
Nearly two dozen notable works. -
Heroin Users Revisit Where They Overdosed
"It wasn't my first overdose and it may not be my last." -
MoJo Photo Editor Honored for Shot of Occupy Mayhem
Mark Murrmann risked arrest and teargas to capture clashes between protesters and police. -
Peaceful Occupy Oakland March Followed by Late-Night Clashes
Protesters shut down port in support of general strike, police move in after midnight building occupation. -
Father Land
Father and son examine their roots in the Nargorno-Krabagh Republic. -
Voyeurism, Exposed
A brief history of the fine line between looking and watching. -
The Final Deployment
Photographs of the soldiers in Afghanistan who prepare their fallen comrades for the long trip home. -
Haiti’s Rape Crisis: An Update
Has anything gotten better for the women living in the tent camps? -
Why Did Baby Doc Come Back?
Two days after his return, the ex-strongman is facing allegations of corruption and assassination. Didn't he see this coming? -
Haiti’s Orphans, Still Waiting for Homes
Forget the stories about Americans trying to steal Haitian kids. Hundreds of thousands are still waiting to be adopted. -
“When White People Are Here, We Can Get Milk”
Inside Haiti's aid dilemma. -
Today Baby Doc, Tomorrow Toto Constant?
Dictator's return to Haiti could provide an opening for another bad actor. -
Baby Doc Is Back
Here in Haiti, crowds celebrate the return of an infamously bloody dictator after 25 years of exile. -
“Today Is a Day To Remember”
Haitians commemorate the anniversary of the quake with prayer, protests, and dance parties.