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A brief history of the “walking simulator,” gaming’s most detested genre
Nicole Clark
It started as a pejorative to describe games that pissed off “hardcore gamers,” and blossomed into true art
Apology or no apology, Louis C.K. is screwed
Leigh C. Anderson
The comedian's removal from the industry has progressed at record speed
Congress’s romance with cowardice
Danny Sjursen
War without war powers (the not-so-new American way)
How Abraham Lincoln created a funeral industry
Brian Walsh
Abraham Lincoln's funeral added pomp to death and influenced the American funeral industry
Trump repeatedly calls for NYC terrorist to get death penalty, and critics aren’t pleased
Charlie May
After pledging to ship Sayfullo Saipov to Guantanamo Bay, Trump changes course and publicly calls for his execution
Laura Benanti: “I don’t live in a lighthouse, ladies!”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The Tony-winning actress on motherhood, miscarriage and being Melania
In the Trump age, an emboldened attack on intellectuals
Bill Moyers
Bill Moyers speaks with Joan Scott about the way in which the right is targeting critical thinking
Don’t judge a building by its walls: Architecture is about space, and how it feels
Noah Charney
Why do some rooms feel dazzling, while others oppress? It's by design
Racist, violent, unpunished: A white hate group’s campaign of menace
A.C. Thompson, Ali Winston, Darwin BondGraham
They train to fight. They post their beatings online. And so far, they have little reason to fear the authorities
When local cops drive tanks: The deadly consequences of militarizing Mayberry
David T. Hardy
Equipping police with weapons of war doesn't make communities safer
What the revival of socialism in the US means for the labor movement
Bill Fletcher Jr., Shaun Richman
What a revived socialist movement could mean for unions — and the broader push for workers’ rights and dignity
A new reissue of the Rolling Stones’ oft-demeaned “Their Satanic Majesties Request” flips the script
Colin Fleming
Maybe "Their Satanic Majesties" wasn't the Stones' limp and callow rip-off of "Sgt. Pepper's" after all
How to connect with people you hate
Rachel Leah
On podcaster Dylan Marron's show "Conversations with People Who Hate Me," he opens a dialogue with his haters
I went undercover at a boot camp for young conservatives — here’s what I learned
Ivy Olesen
The Leadership Institute teaches young people how to mobilize for conservative candidates
They thought they were going to rehab. They ended up in chicken plants
Shoshana Walter, Amy Julia Harris
Reveal investigates an Oklahoma recovery center called Christian Alcoholics & Addicts in Recovery, or CAAIR.
Kate Beckinsale joins the list of Weinstein accusers as police open investigations
Jennie Neufeld
The producer faces much more than a reputation in shambles
Why Rick Perry’s proposed subsidies for coal fail Economics 101
Meredith Fowlie, Maximilian Auffhammer
This emerging pro-coal narrative is worth unpacking
This year’s Nobel Peace-Prize selection is a rebuke of Trump
Charlie May
The head of the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons said Trump's election is a crisis
Harvey Weinstein bombshell exposé alleges decades of sexual harassment
Gabriel Bell
Ashley Judd and other industry workers speak out against the Hollywood titan in explosive New York Times story
Gun control will not stop mass shootings
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Enact an outright ban on gas operated weapons if you want less killing
I wasn’t born a drug dealer. I became one
Douglas Dodd, Matthew B. Cox
Before I became a teenage drug lord in the pain pill trade, I was a little kid getting stoned at home
Apps stirring up trouble in schools
Caroline Knorr
From teen hookups to live streaming, this year's hottest social media can lead kids to risky behavior
Trump’s Interior secretary goes to war — against his own department
Amanda Marcotte
Ryan Zinke has called Interior civil servants disloyal and unpatriotic, and now he's undermining their work
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