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“What’s up with the rag head?”: When I starred in a Facebook ad
Vishavjit Singh
One angry commenter said he'd rather cut his own wrists than see my face. Here's what I wish those people knew
America’s vaping revolution: How suspicious should we really be of the e-cigarette craze?
Noah Charney
A new tobacco alternative has taken the country by storm. But how safe is it, really?
The latest “Star Wars” trailer was cleverly reimagined as a Wes Anderson film
Sarah Gray
And it came out a little more French
Mike Rowe’s Wal-Mart hypocrisy: A so-called blue-collar champion ducks the real Black Friday issue
Mario Vasquez
Wal-Mart on Black Friday might be one of the dirtiest jobs going. Mike Rowe doesn't seem to want to talk about it
Racist “Twilight” fans won’t stop harassing Robert Pattinson’s girlfriend
Nico Lang
Pop singer FKA Twigs opens up about the abuse she's received since her relationship hit the Internet
Former DC Mayor Marion Barry dies at 78
Ben Nuckols, Brett Zongker
Former DC Mayor Marion Barry dies at 78
Ben Nuckols, Brett Zongker
“I am lonely, will anyone speak to me”: Inside the saddest thread on the internet, ten years later
Tori Telfer
In 2004, this thread became a viral sensation. It still exists--and it reveals how much the internet has changed
“To me, it’s real life”: Hae Min Lee’s brother slams sensationalist “Serial” on Reddit
Anna Silman
A man claiming to be Hae Min Lee's brother said on Reddit that he has been listening to the podcast since day one
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
Reza Aslan destroys biblical literalism: “The Gospels are absolutely replete with historical errors”
Sarah Gray
At the Los Angeles World Affairs Council, Aslan discussed the relatively new phenomenon of biblical literalism
Patriots racist retweet caps an epic week of social media failures
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A horrible gaffe shows Twitter is not for amateurs
The subtle class politics of “High Maintenance”: Welcome to young, bougie, weed-smoking New York
Sonia Saraiya
A slight Web series on the community around dealing, buying and smoking pot returns for Season 2
The 7 biggest problems with “Interstellar”
Nico Lang
Christopher Nolan still doesn't know how to write adult women, and Hans Zimmer is a monster who must be stopped
Welcome to life in no man’s land: The growing perils of the electromagnetic border zone
James Bridle
As many as 200 million Americans are subject to an almost complete exemption from the Fourth Amendment. Here's why
Why the midterm disaster is also terrible news for America’s cities
Henry Grabar
Despite a few high-profile progressive victories, local politics isn't in much better shape than Washington
Wingnut voter ID group fails again: “Voter integrity” outfit unable to find midterm fraud
Brad Friedman
Despite army of monitors, Catherine Engelbrecht's discredited organization uncovers 0 polling place impersonations
Cosmologist Lawrence Krauss: Religion could be largely gone in a generation
Sarah Gray
The co-creator of "The Unbelievers," a documentary made with Richard Dawkins, believes religion could disappear
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
Louis C.K. has mysteriously disappeared from Twitter
Sarah Gray
Twitter just got a little less wacky
The sharing economy has a race problem
Nancy Leong
Heralded as the future of commerce, apps like Uber and Airbnb still aren't immune to the same old prejudices
Could an app help prevent suicides?
Joanna Rothkopf
Samaritans Radar will flag tweets containing warning phrases
Rick Santorum, Iraq truther: Original WMD die-hard claims his (unearned) vindication
Simon Maloy
Rick Santorum will take credit for being right about Iraq's WMDs -- even if George W. Bush won't
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