How Will Mad Men End? Or Why Don Draper Must Die. Or Fade Away
He is a spent force who can no longer fit into a new world he helped to open up.
He is a spent force who can no longer fit into a new world he helped to open up.
How a broadly popular performer became a symbol of cultural and political division
Bigotry kneecaps the case against radical Islamism
Gay rights, black neighborhoods, and how reformers paved the way for Eric Garner
The fantasy humorist's beloved Discworld novels tackled liberty, authority, and self-ownership with a devastatingly light touch.
The World Health Organization ignores evidence price controls don't make people healthier.
'Would you like for me to call campus security?'
An accessible game led to an accessible culture.
Voluntary GMO labeling will express religious views and strictures much like halal and kosher labels do now.
If you see something, say something
Former Clinton official failed to disclose $50,000 in donations to ABC.
'On several occasions during the exam... breaking down and crying'
The enemy of defiance isn't tough cops or clever politicians; it's respect for the law
How can 240 milligrams of caffeine per day be lethal when 750 is healthy?
Don't chalk the Lily camera up to millennial narcissism just yet.
By unlocking mechanisms that evolved in the brain, they've halted implicit racial bias and found the first female advantage in spatial cognition.
Just as I predicted seven years ago
Roman and Greek mythology "contains triggering and offensive material that marginalizes student identities in the classroom," students say.
The moral policing and censure of frats and lads is a scandal.
Libertarian magician looks at political propaganda so you don't have to
Which is an opportunity for us to create alternative institutions so we don't bother their delicate feelings
"When people knock on your door, and they are fleeing abuse, the United States is obligated morally and legally to let them in."
Poorly thought-out rules against odors, emissions could devastate restaurants, food trucks.
Artists wanted to "draw a parallel between what Snowden was fighting for and the ideals that the American revolutionaries were fighting for."
Even if Asian nail salons are as exploitative and toxic as the Times says, the answer isn't more government oversight.
The sports industry can look after its own wagers
The food chain tries to profit from anti-biotech propaganda
Rutgers University is looking for more diverse mascots to represent its mediocre sports teams. Can you make the cut?
"No one has the right to a world in which he is never despised."
Outrage privilege: Too many universities would rather censor speech than offend fanatics
Why would people not want a military training exercise in their community? Well...
Blame bad luck, not bad parenting
...but were afraid to ask. Q&A with R.U. Sirius & Jay Cornell, authors of Transcendence: The Disinformation Encyclopedia of Transhumanism & the Singularity.