Young Americans Are Opting Out of Politics, but Not Because They’re Cynical
Here’s why this isn’t as good as it seems.
Why Do So Many People See Black Protestors Different From White Ones?
The troubling social psychology of urban violence.
The Psychology (and Philosophy) of ‘No Regrets’
A clinical psychologist argues that Nietzsche is better than any pop self-health book.
The Psychological Case for Adult Play Time
Coloring books and ball pits are much-needed therapy for the inner child in all of us.
Two Years Later, Snowden’s Mangled Laptop Is More Than an Empty Symbol
The British government's demand that physical computers be destroyed is both nonsensical and ruthless—and that’s what makes it so disturbing.
‘Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt’ and America’s Long, Weird Love Affair With Cults
Tina Fey’s new Netflix series channels the complicated history of cults in America.
Can Digital Vigilantism Make the Internet Safer for Women?
Curt Schilling's war against Internet trolls follows a distinctly American tradition of justice. Namely, it's about more than just vengeance.
The Tortured Rise of the All-American Bro
The misogynist portrait of modern American masculinity may be a historical accident. Here’s how to fix it.
No, the Internet Is Not Killing Religion in America
The decline in religiosity in the U.S. is accompanied by a rise in Internet access. But the factors determining faith are far more complicated than a Wi-Fi connection.
