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Rise of the celebrity economist
Gillian Terzis
Markets are as unstable as during any point in American history -- and a select few have found a way to capitalize
Can we trust addiction medication?
Sacha Z. Scoblic
Several drugs can dramatically increase recovery rates, but many patients remain resistent
Facebook passes 1 billion active users
Natasha Lennard
The social media giant reaches a milestone and Zuckerberg has sights on more big business
MLB investigating origin of player’s homophobic tweet
Prachi Gupta
Pitcher Derek Holland denies any wrongdoing, claiming that his Twitter account was hacked during a game
Meet Kara Alongi, the girl who tweeted “Wolf”
Prachi Gupta
The Twitterverse comes down on a teenager
Big Pharma’s newest invention: Adult ADHD
Martha Rosenberg, Evelyn Pringle
Who belongs to this untapped market? You do, of course
Surviving the networked home
David Sirota
In most Internet-age households, some poor fool has to be network administrator. A few tips to ease the pain
Best bluetooth headphones under $150
Terrence Russell
If you're looking for a good set on the cheap, try the LG HBS-700
Dumb tweet of the day: Bad analogy
Jillian Rayfield
One Twitter user compares the Obama presidency to an abusive relationship
Apple’s apology tour
Andrew Leonard
CEO Tim Cook says he's really, really sorry for botched Maps app. Somewhere, Steve Jobs is raging
Lessons from the NFL lockout
Natasha Lennard
The league and the referees reach a tentative deal, but the dispute has implications beyond football
Puking myself clean
Steven Martin
I'd become a full-on opium fiend, and I was desperate to kick the habit. Enter the infamous "Thai puking rehab"
Thousands of protesters swarm Spain’s capital
Natasha Lennard
A huge anti-austerity rally surrounds Madrid's parliament building, despite aggressive policing
Education: The economy’s great elixir
Bo Cutter
People sometimes forget, but the expansion of the American education system produced 100 years of economic growth
Dumb Tweet: When Scott Walker supports unions
Natasha Lennard
The Wisconsin governor takes a break from anti-union stance when it comes to football
Second coming of the Myspace
Prachi Gupta
The social networking site, tailored to musicians again, is attempting a second relaunch
A great color printer you can afford
Seamus Bellamy
Looking for a color inkjet printer that’s reasonably priced and fast and cheap to use? Look no further
Five crazy schemes for more water
Tara Lohan
Desperate times call for desperate measures. Some of these projects are far-fetched; others may come to fruition
Dumb tweet: Occupy trolls return
Natasha Lennard
During the anniversary day of action in New York, Occupy haters took to Twitter
Paying for sex — and love
Tracy Clark-Flory
A survey of men who look for sex online finds they're more interested in emotion than getting kinky
Protestors swarm U.S. Embassy in Cairo
Salon Staff
Right-wing Islamists are protesting a film allegedly connected to Terry Jones, the Koran burning pastor [UPDATED]
Four ways your privacy is being invaded
David Rosen
Slowly but surely, government and telecommunications companies have forged a police-corporate surveillance complex
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