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Four Months as a Private Prison Guard



Shane Bauer’s 30,000-word account of working inside a private prison, which won a National Magazine Award for reporting. An accompanying video was nominated for a News and Documentary Emmy Award.




Stanford Business Magazine



Award-winning biannual print magazine focusing on the people, ideas, impact of Stanford Graduate School of Business.




Insights



Coverage of faculty research on economics, AI, behavior, and other topics.



She Said, He Sued

Madison Pauly looks at the legal backlash to #MeToo



Addicted to Hate

Wes Enzinna goes inside the movement to reform white supremacists.




Outfront



Mother Jones’ front-of-the-book section



The Race to Stop the Next Mass Shooter

Mark Follman’s groundbreaking look at threat assessment



The Wall of Bureaucracy

Sinduja Rangarajan investigates the Trump administration’s denial of H1B visas




The Plague



A timeline of the first months of the Covid pandemic, published as Mother Jones’ first-ever special interest publication.