Economics Take a Tablet and Wake Up Smarter? The One Laptop Per Child initiative is still struggling to find cheap computers for the developing world. Michael Todd
Economics Focus Is a Trait That Improves With Age Surgeons in training need both to hone their chops--and improve their concentration. Michael Todd
Economics Plan Now for the Robot Apocalypse You say he’s wistful. I say he’s plotting. (WALL-E image courtesy Disney) Ah, lovable robots, so helpful and… Michael Todd
Economics How Analytical Can You Be When Your Child is Drowning? First the family dog went into the surf at California’s Big Lagoon Beach on Saturday. When the dog… Michael Todd
Economics Is the Metrosexual Dead? Your typical metrosexual (PHOTO: SHUTTERSTOCK) There was a death announced last week, and whether it was untimely or… Michael Todd
Economics Parsing Just Compensation for Wrongful Convictions Sue Russell’s nine-piece look at wrongful convictions didn’t include two cases in the news this week, those of… Michael Todd
News in Brief Both 1 Percent and 47 Percent Skew Blue What do the 1 percent and the 47 percent have in common? They both went for Obama. With… Michael Todd
News in Brief A Primer for Election Night TV Viewing Edison Research, the guys who do the exit polling that ruins the suspense of following the presidential election… Michael Todd
News in Brief Reflext: Connecting the Dots Behind News Coverage Rather than predict the winner of the U.S. presidential election or any local race or issue (yes, Los… Michael Todd
News in Brief Predicting House Races by Weight of Tweet With the presidential prediction game dreadfully same-y, surely there’s another constantly changing fix for political junkies. How about… Michael Todd