Mother Jones

Feb. - Jan. 2007

Sep. - Oct. 2005

Feb. - Jan. 2005

Onward

Oct. - Sep. 2004

Red Alert

Aug. - Jul. 2004

The Wrong War

Jun.- May 2004

Who's Better Off?

Apr.- Mar. 2004

The Damage Done

Feb. - Jan. 2004

The Lie Factory

Dec.- Nov. 2003

The Uncompassionate Conservative

Oct. - Sep. 2003

The Ungreening of America

Aug. - Jul. 2003

Goodbye, New World Order

Jun. - May 2003

Soldiers of Good Fortune

Apr. - Mar. 2003

The Third-Year Itch

Feb. - Jan. 2003

America's Age of Empire: The Bush Doctrine

Mother Jones Magazine

Founded in 1976, Mother Jones is an independent, nonprofit magazine whose roots lie in a commitment to social justice implemented through first-rate investigative reporting. Winner of a 2001 National Magazine Award in General Excellence, Mother Jones has been nominated for National Magazine Awards nine times and has won four times. Mother Jones has twice been named "Best in the Business" for investigative reporting by the American Journalism Review, and won the 2000 Alternative Press Award for General Excellence.

Since Roger Cohn took over as editor-in-chief in 1999, Mother Jones has redoubled its commitment to its core values through groundbreaking investigations on subjects such as the pitfalls of for-profit online education; the rise of the private prison industry; the boom in offshore tax-evasion by Americans who profited from the bull stock market of the '90s and by U.S. banks and corporations; and the unhealthy consequences of the mass-market television advertising of prescription drugs. The magazine also publishes commentary by writers such as Christopher Hitchens, Molly Ivins, and Debra Dickerson, and humor by Ian Frazier and Jack Hitt.

Editor in Chief: Roger Cohn
Publisher: Jay Harris

Mother Jones online: http://www.motherjones.com/

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