How to Record the Cops
A guide to keeping law enforcement accountable
January 2011
The War on Cameras
It has never been easier-or more dangerous-to record the police.
Features
I'll Show You My Genome. Will You Show Me Yours?
Our science correspondent reveals his genetic code. Soon you will too.
Culture & Reviews
The First War on Terror
What the fight against anarchism tells us about the fight against radical Islam
Culture Shock
How joy buzzers, trick chairs, and other prank devices helped manufacture the post-industrial American male
Editor's Note
The Permanent Nongoverning Minority
The 2010 elections showed that unpredictable grassroots politics are here to stay.
Columns
Obama's Show Trials
Why prosecute a terrorism suspect if life imprisonment is the only possible outcome?
Watching What You Eat
Why has the USDA been plumping up the food stamps program like a factory chicken?
The Municipal Debt Bubble
As cities and states boost their debts by 800 percent, a housing-like crisis looms.
Abolish Drunk Driving Laws
If lawmakers are serious about saving lives, they should focus on impairment, not alcohol.
Citings
Expensive inmates
Felonious Fogies
Online sex ads
Craigslist Censored
STD study gone horribly wrong
Sorry for the Syphilis
No tea shirts allowed
Sartorial Speech
Federal funding fight
Stem Cells Get Big
Unionized Weed
Pro-pot Teamsters
U.K. budgeting
Austerity Redux
Transit ad censorship
Wrong Amendment
Online drug crackdown
Rogue Pharmacies
Global poverty watch
No More Poor?
Letters
Contributors
Artifact
Interview
Public Education's Silver Bullet
School reformer Terry Moe argues that technology will finally accomplish what vouchers never could.
