Journalist Mac McClelland’s second book gives a new face to PTSD—her own. by Kaylen Ralph This week, ex-Marine Eddie Ray Routh […]
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The Victim Behind HBO’s ‘The Jinx’
A journalist remembers questioning murder victim Susan Berman’s best friend. by Jax Jacobsen HBO is halfway through “The Jinx,” its six-part […]
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Amateur Hour
Droves of Internet sleuths are investigating Adnan Syed’s case on Reddit in the wake of Serial. You might be surprised by […]
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Fighting for Democracy: The Story of the Taiwanese Sunflower Movement
How Taiwanese Students Occupied the Legislature Yuan, Galvanized the Nation, and (Possibly) Saved Democracy on a Small Island Nation. by Karen […]
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This 87th Season, There Were Obvious Contributions by Women to Consider
Since the Academy didn’t care to, we’ve rounded up the “female options.” In each male-dominated category, there were several. by Ian […]
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Young Boys Refusing to Slap a Girl Makes Headlines—Why?
A social experiment celebrates young boys for refusing to slap “Martina,” but the young girl’s voicelessness is a problem yet to […]
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Beyond the Headlines: Women in the 114th Congress
The 114th Congress convenes next week—a regime change which could define the political climate for women leading up to 2016. by […]
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What Everyone Can Do about Racial Injustice Immediately
Here’s a list of books that will help you think anew about race in America. by Gabrielle Roman It has been […]
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Op-Ed: The Real Crime of #CrimingWhileWhite
The disconnect between #CrimingWhileWhite and #AliveWhileBlack is serious, especially when it extends beyond social media. Editor’s note: This is one perspective […]
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Snapchat Wants to Make it Rain
The business of paying people is new social territory for apps. by Claire Boston Snapchat’s video introducing its Snapcash peer-to-peer payment system […]
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