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Asylum at the Border Is Over—and Mexico Is Turning Factories Into Shelters to Clean Up Trump’s Mess
On tour at a converted maquiladora that now holds nearly 600 Central Americans. -
There’s No Quick Fix for Healing Democracy
Rebuilding is going to take a while. Here are five tools that will help. -
Minneapolis’ Native American Activists Already Have a Plan to Replace the Police
Native organizing has a long history in Minneapolis. -
Separated Families Were Allowed to Hug on the Riverbed of the Rio Grande—for 3 Minutes
"Every time we do this, it could be the last one." -
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Here Are Mother Jones’ Most-Read Stories of 2019—and the Decade
Digging through presidential sleaze, exposing abuse, and overthinking beverages -
“Everyone Is Tired of Always Staying Silent”: Inside a Worker Rebellion in the Central Valley
Amid the pandemic, farmworkers are demanding a seat at the table. -
The Coronavirus Is a Huge Challenge for a Newsroom
Here's how ours tackled the first month. -
The Toughest Love
For nearly 50 years, the Delancey Street Foundation has offered an alternative to prison. But does the celebrated program really work? -
“Go After the Truth No Matter Who It Benefits”
The amazing strength of the Mother Jones community. -
If a Pandemic Can’t Force San Francisco to Reckon With Homelessness, Nothing Can
"You have the makings of a catastrophe." -
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Brain Scans, Saliva Tests, and Baby Teeth: Inside the Massive, Government-Funded Effort to Understand How Kids’ Brains Develop
The goal? A growth chart for the brain. -
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Could the Trade War Truce With China Help Stem the Opioid Crisis?
President Xi agrees to designate fentanyl as a controlled substance. -
American Life Expectancy Drops for the Third Year in a Row
Opioid overdoses continue to fuel the trend. -
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Doc Gave Me a Startling Look Into the Opioid Crisis. Then He Was Gone.
The brief life and catastrophic death of a drug dealer. -
Why Tuesday Was the Second-Worst Day of the Trump Presidency So Far
"Wait a second! This guy is one of the most brutal dictators in history." -
America’s Fentanyl Problem Is Reaching a Whole New Group of Users
"What I know for sure is that these people who died were definitely not expecting fentanyl in their system."
