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The meme-ification of Ayn Rand: How the grumpy author became an Internet superstar
Matthew Rozsa
"Feminist" T-shirts are her latest viral sensation. Why the objectivist's writings lend themselves to the Web
Gentlemen, we need to talk about what you’re wearing
Mary Elizabeth Williams
See Dr. Matt Taylor and Australian anchorman Karl Stefanovic flaunt sartorial double standards!
“Do They Know It’s Christmas?” gets a makeover to fight Ebola
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Watch the evolution of a song over three decades
Law enforcement’s core failing: Why the solution is much more than indicting Darren Wilson
Zachary Norris
If Mike Brown's killer gets indicted, it'd be a pleasant surprise. But here's why there's so much more to the story
The end of casual sex
Ali Drucker
To other people, I was the embodiment of the empowered woman. But inside, I was gut-wrenchingly confused
Why your cat really loves treats
Ben Guarino
A newly sequenced cat genome sheds new light on the habits of our favorite felines
The 8-hour rule is bunk: Why conventional wisdom about sleep is stressing us out
Lynn Stuart Parramore
We've been told over and over that eight hours constitutes a full night's rest. Our bodies tell a different story
Google’s secret NSA alliance: The terrifying deals between Silicon Valley and the security state
Shane Harris
Inside the high-level, complicated deals -- and the rise of a virtually unchecked surveillance power
The art of the Aaron Sorkin parody: A brief history of our obsession with spoofing Hollywood’s most spoof-able writer
Anna Silman
Seth Meyers may have done the Sorkin send-up to end all Sorkin send-ups. But he had a long history to build on
New Jersey Assembly passed historic aid-in-dying bill — will Gov. Christie veto?
Joanna Rothkopf
New Jersey would be the fourth state to pass official "Death With Dignity" legislation
8 things you should never feed to cats and dogs
Cliff Weathers
Veterinarians are finding that many of our most delicious foods, even healthy ones, can be deadly to animals
Robert Reich: Americans are convinced the game is rigged
Robert Reich
The former secretary of labor explains why the economic recovery is misleading -- and how we can affect real change
“Bad Turn Worse”: Texas teen noir infused with “Blood Simple”
Andrew O'Hehir
A delightful cast and numerous twists keep this Coen-and-Tarantino-flavored debut thriller humming along
America’s George W. Bush disorder: Why our new Iraq war is doomed to fail
Peter Van Buren
Four months into our latest humanitarian mission, it's fair to ask: What could possibly go right?
David Foster Wallace’s mind-blowing creative nonfiction syllabus: “This does not mean an essayist’s goal is to ‘share’ or ‘express herself’ or whatever feel-good term you got taught in high school”
David Foster Wallace
EXCLUSIVE: Another from the DFW archive -- you'll love his literary email address and the super-smart reading list
Nicki Minaj steals SS imagery: A brief history of Nazi-inspired pop culture
Erin Keane
Minaj's new video is just the latest example of artists co-opting Third Reich imagery
William Gibson: I never imagined Facebook
Michael Schulson
The brilliant science-fiction novelist who imagined the Web tells Salon how writers missed social media's rise
The smuggest superhero show on TV: “The Newsroom” blusters into its final season
Sonia Saraiya
The changes Aaron Sorkin has made to his show reveal a misguided interpretation of what needed fixing
How ADHD is radically mistreated
Scott Barry Kaufman, Ph.D.
Research shows that children with ADHD are often extremely creative. Our institutions are failing them
Mitch is on borrowed time: Early look at ’16 Senate map shows great chance for Dems
Jim Newell
The 2016 battleground map looks excellent for Democrats -- but they shouldn't take anything for granted
A Virginia Senate nail-biter? Something’s the matter with Virginia polling
Jim Newell
Ed Gillespie is making the favorite, Sen. Mark Warner, sweat it out. Have pollsters got it wrong again?
Rebecca Solnit: Feminism needs more Louie C.K.s and Chris Kluwes
Rebecca Solnit
The author of "Men Explain Things to Me" assesses the movement's future -- and why men have to be a part of it
Emma Watson dedicates prestigious acting award to her late hamster
Jenny Kutner
The film star gave a different kind of invigorating speech in honor of her deceased pet, Millie
Could video games help improve schizophrenics’ lives?
Joanna Rothkopf
Dr. Sophia Vinogradov thinks so
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