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It’s Impossible for Victims of Police Violence to Get Compensation
And last week California ruined the hopes of families who believed their state might become the first to upend the status quo.

Samantha Michaels | August 24, 2020
Blaming Chesa Boudin for Crime Is Empirically Wrong
Five myths about progressive DAs and lawlessness, debunked.

Samantha Michaels | May 26, 2022
Trump’s Other Executive Orders That May Target Immigrants
Is a crackdown lurking in the new administration's fight against crime?

Brandon E. Patterson | February 23, 2017
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Just Convinced Ben Carson That HUD’s Drug Policies Should Be Changed
Carson seems to agree that public housing tenants shouldn't be automatically evicted if their guests break the law.

Nathalie Baptiste | May 21, 2019
Lead and Dropout Rates: An Itsy Bitsy Mystery

Kevin Drum | November 28, 2017
What Made Marxism So Deadly?

Kevin Drum | May 11, 2018

Old People Can’t Escape Their Childhood, Still Committing Violent Crimes at High Rates

Kevin Drum | September 7, 2016
How a Three-Word Phrase Sabotaged Black Voting Rights
There's power in the 14th Amendment. It's time to use it.

Pema Levy | March+April 2021 Issue
Lead and Crime in Popular Culture

Kevin Drum | May 23, 2017
Are “Deaths of Despair” Related to Lead Poisoning?

Kevin Drum | February 20, 2018
It’s Time to Stop Treating Every Fleeing Teenager Like a Crazed Killer

Kevin Drum | March 23, 2018
A Guide to California’s Broken Prisons and the Fight to Fix Them
A condensed timeline featuring Pumping Iron, “realignment” and other attempts at prison reform.

Sacramento Bee and ProPublica | May 29, 2019
Lead Water Pipes in 1900 Caused Higher Crime Rates in 1920

Kevin Drum | May 3, 2016
Kids Are Becoming Less Violent. Adults Not So Much.

Kevin Drum | March 11, 2016
Crime in St. Louis: It’s Lead, Baby, Lead

Kevin Drum | March 30, 2016
Trump’s Response to Sanctuary Cities: Arresting More People Near Home
A new report shows the alarming ways the administration is working around cities which limit cooperation with ICE.

Kanyakrit Vongkiatkajorn | May 8, 2018
Lead and Crime: It Happened in Australia Too

Kevin Drum | February 18, 2016
Maybe Lead Causes Autism Too

Kevin Drum | June 1, 2017
Food, Chemical Industries Not Well Pleased With MoJo Reporting

Kevin Drum | March 7, 2017
Lead and Crime: Another Look

Kevin Drum | January 7, 2016

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It’s Impossible for Victims of Police Violence to Get Compensation
And last week California ruined the hopes of families who believed their state might become the first to upend the status quo.

Blaming Chesa Boudin for Crime Is Empirically Wrong
Five myths about progressive DAs and lawlessness, debunked.

Trump’s Other Executive Orders That May Target Immigrants
Is a crackdown lurking in the new administration's fight against crime?

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Just Convinced Ben Carson That HUD’s Drug Policies Should Be Changed
Carson seems to agree that public housing tenants shouldn't be automatically evicted if their guests break the law.

Lead and Dropout Rates: An Itsy Bitsy Mystery

What Made Marxism So Deadly?

Old People Can’t Escape Their Childhood, Still Committing Violent Crimes at High Rates

How a Three-Word Phrase Sabotaged Black Voting Rights
There's power in the 14th Amendment. It's time to use it.

Lead and Crime in Popular Culture

Are “Deaths of Despair” Related to Lead Poisoning?

It’s Time to Stop Treating Every Fleeing Teenager Like a Crazed Killer

A Guide to California’s Broken Prisons and the Fight to Fix Them
A condensed timeline featuring Pumping Iron, “realignment” and other attempts at prison reform.

Lead Water Pipes in 1900 Caused Higher Crime Rates in 1920

Kids Are Becoming Less Violent. Adults Not So Much.

Crime in St. Louis: It’s Lead, Baby, Lead

Trump’s Response to Sanctuary Cities: Arresting More People Near Home
A new report shows the alarming ways the administration is working around cities which limit cooperation with ICE.

Lead and Crime: It Happened in Australia Too

Maybe Lead Causes Autism Too

Food, Chemical Industries Not Well Pleased With MoJo Reporting

Lead and Crime: Another Look

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It’s Impossible for Victims of Police Violence to Get Compensation And last week California ruined the hopes of families who believed their state might become the first to upend the status quo.

Blaming Chesa Boudin for Crime Is Empirically Wrong Five myths about progressive DAs and lawlessness, debunked.

Trump’s Other Executive Orders That May Target Immigrants Is a crackdown lurking in the new administration's fight against crime?

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Just Convinced Ben Carson That HUD’s Drug Policies Should Be Changed Carson seems to agree that public housing tenants shouldn't be automatically evicted if their guests break the law.

How a Three-Word Phrase Sabotaged Black Voting Rights There's power in the 14th Amendment. It's time to use it.

A Guide to California’s Broken Prisons and the Fight to Fix Them A condensed timeline featuring Pumping Iron, “realignment” and other attempts at prison reform.

Trump’s Response to Sanctuary Cities: Arresting More People Near Home A new report shows the alarming ways the administration is working around cities which limit cooperation with ICE.