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What it’s like to watch him die
Lily O'Delia
Johnathan was on death row when we fell in love. Nothing could have prepared me for witnessing his execution
Sugar is killing us, and it doesn’t take much
Jill Richardson
The World Health Organization may cut recommended sugar intake to five teaspoons. Americans eat three times that
Chris Christie update: Another major polling drop
Elias Isquith
A new poll shows the governor's approval rating continues to tumble
Sochi’s bleak future: What happens to Olympic cities after the Olympics are over?
Lindsay Abrams
A look back at former Olympic hosts reveals why the Russian city could be in deep trouble
Tricky Dick vs. the New York Times: How Nixon declared war on journalism
James C. Goodale
A former Times counsel recounts the Nixon administration's feverish attempts to shut down the paper's reporting
Reagan’s Christian revolt: How conservatives hijacked American religion
George M. Marsden
Once upon a time, America's religious communities were politically moderate. Then along came the evangelicals
The 8 weirdest original song nominees in recent memory
Daniel D'Addario
From "Crash" to "Vanilla Sky" to that "Phantom" adaptation, bet you didn't remember these movies had theme songs
7 foods that were supposed to be incredibly unhealthy — but are actually anything but
Evelyn Nieves
We were warned by experts to avoid these edibles at all costs. Turns out the experts were wrong
Watch an elephant reunited with her own kind after 37 years
Miles Klee
After decades of circus life, Mila is finally interacting with a fellow pachyderm at the Elephant Odyssey complex
Scarlett Johansson’s Oscar snub: Why her supporting turn was perfect
Daniel D'Addario
The actress may have been invisible in "Her," but her perfectly calibrated performance deserved to win
Our figure-skating obsession: Why America loves watching women fall
Nico Lang
American media culture loves watching women torn apart, and figure skating is no exception
Why creationists can’t be scientists
Sean McElwee
Creationism is far from harmless -- it's a real threat to scientific inquiry
Does waxing make me a bad feminist?
Caroline Rothstein
Each month I allow a stranger to rip out the hair along my vulva. I'm not sure if I can justify it any more
We must give the land back: America’s brutality toward Native Americans continues today
Steven Salaita
Americans have unjustly taken vast tracts of land. This Presidents' Day, let's uphold our treaties and return it
You’re making your depression worse: Self-help is bringing us down
Jonathan Rottenberg
We've never had so much advice about how to feel better. But all the self-help books only make our moods worse
Outdoor learning: Education’s next revolution?
Laura Smith
A growing body of research suggests that exposing students to nature could yield extraordinary results
How I lost the religion of my childhood
Megan Hustad
My parents raised me as Christian missionaries. When I finally opened my eyes, I made a stunning realization
The real Maleficent: The surprising human face behind the “Sleeping Beauty” villain
R. H. Greene
Move over, Angelina Jolie. I've uncovered the long-forgotten model for the original cartoon witch
5 awful things in the food you eat every day
Martha Rosenberg
Many of these ingredients are banned in Europe, but here in the good old USA you'll find them on your dinner plate
How my husband forgot sex
Sonya Lea
When we were younger, he was the one who taught me to explore. Then he had cancer surgery -- and came out a virgin
10 brilliant breakup songs for Valentine’s Day haters
Noah Berlatsky
Sick of Valentine's cuteness? Enjoy these country odes to calling it quits
Bruce Jenner treated as trans by tabloid press: What they’re getting wrong
Daniel D'Addario
Kim Kardashian's stepdad shaved down his Adam's apple. But that doesn't mean he's trans
How weed causes the munchies
Joseph Stromberg
THC uses naturally occurring neural networks to convince our brains that we're starving
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