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The rise and fall of America’s shadowlands: How Big Oil reinvented Boomtown USA
Laura Gottesdiener
“You can almost see the lost-ness, the desperation in their faces”
Anal sex jokes got me through my dad’s funeral
Sarah Terez Rosenblum
We all grieve differently. My way happens to include inappropriate humor, flirty texts and a fake Buzzfeed listicle
Google makes us all dumber: The neuroscience of search engines
Ian Leslie
As search engines get better, we become lazier. We're hooked on easy answers and undervalue asking good questions
The absurd history of English slang
Jonathon Green
How foulmouthed poets and ingenious commoners redefined the English language
The real dangers of GMOs Dow Chemical doesn’t want you to know about
Paul Koberstein
Data show insecticides can cause significant harm to children. Dow Chemical is trying to convince the EPA otherwise
The worst journalists in comics: How The Daily Bugle became a parody of Fox News
Mark Peters
The comic book world offers a useful lesson in Bad Journalism 101
They won, we lost: How corruption became America’s national pastime
Janine Wedel
How the nation's corporate elite "extorts hard working people for their own political and financial gains"
Bob Odenkirk’s advice to young people: “Get out of comedy, because it’s about to collapse”
Prachi Gupta
The actor, comedian and writer on his debut book, "Better Call Saul" and the weird things that make him laugh
“You see this? You see this?” Why videos of police misconduct are no panacea
Sarah Jaffe
Sure, it's good that cop brutality is being recorded and seen. But there's an underside that needs to be discussed
Alzheimer’s patients hold on to emotions even when facts have been forgotten
Joanna Rothkopf
Caregivers should still provide enjoyable experiences, even if they think the patient won't remember them later
Christian right’s huge dilemma: How social conservatives could doom Republicans
Heather Digby Parton
Tension between the GOP and its religious base is a long tradition -- but it all may come to a head now. Here's why
How Patrick Modiano mined his dysfunctional childhood to create a haunting body of work
J.P. Smith
Here's why the French novelist deserved the Nobel prize
The “Ghostbusters” reboot will be wonderful and terrible
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Even with a solid director, why do we need a warmed over classic?
Your guide to Nobel Laureate Patrick Modiano
Prachi Gupta
Want to learn more about the work of the French writer you've very likely never heard of? Start here
French author Patrick Modiano wins 2014 Nobel Prize for literature
Karl Ritter, Malin Rising
The writer has made a lifelong study of the Nazi occupation and its effects on his country
Gone girls and boys: 11 of the best movies about marriage
Nikola Grozdanovic
David Fincher is just the latest auteur to put a new twist on an ancient institution. A brief tour of film history
Why right-wing Christians are actively promoting genocide
Adam Lee
A leading Evangelical magazine is calling for the destruction of Islam. It's not the outlier we might like to think
Gone from our real lives but haunting our virtual ones: How friendships end in the instagram age
Mary M. Mann
Anne and I were inseparable--then we drifted apart. But I couldn't stop watching the life she was living without me
GOP congressional candidate runs ad featuring footage of James Foley’s execution
Luke Brinker
Accusing opponent of being soft on terrorism, Republican in close Arizona race stoops to a new low
Why the GOP hates U.S. history: Inconvenient truths that freak out American conservatives
Sean McElwee
The right is losing its mind over new testing standards that aren't "patriotic" enough. Time for a history lesson!
5 simple ways to “age-proof” your body before it starts breaking down
April M. Short
Worried about getting older? Here are some surprisingly effective strategies for staying stronger for longer
Sarah Silverman’s most embarrassing “SNL” memory: “It made me cry”
Sarah Gray
...and the time she stabbed Al Franken in the head with a pencil
8 superfoods that aren’t all that super
Larry Schwartz
Dark chocolate probably won't save you from heart disease, and pomegranate juice isn't curing your impotence
How IVF made us happily child-free: Whew, our last chance at parenthood was gone!
Brian Frazer
We were following a script familiar to 40-something couples. But when my wife got pregnant, the script changed
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