Social Justice California’s Gun Medicine Why we should be treating gun violence as a disease—and why most states can't. Vince Beiser
Economics Sinkholes, from Florida to the Middle East Florida, where the earth recently literally opened up and swallowed a man as he lay sleeping in his… Vince Beiser
Social Justice The Deluge Rapidly advancing technologies are opening up astonishing sources of oil and gas all over the world. We are entering a new era of fossil fuels that is reshaping global economics and politics—and the planet. Vince Beiser
Social Justice The Law of Averageness Why do Burger King and McDonald's start to sell the same salad? There's a name for that phenomenon. Vince Beiser
Economics The Feminine Tweet-stique Men are from Mars, women from Venus, and the Twitter feeds they send back to Earth prove it.… Vince Beiser
Economics “House of Cards” is Built on Big Data Netflix’s new hit political drama isn’t just good TV, Salon’s Andrew Leonard explains – it’s a harbinger of… Vince Beiser
Economics Manti Te’o’s Fake Girlfriend is a Real Man Well, that explains a lot. Ronaiah Tuiasosopo, the 22-year-old guy who invented football star Manti Te’o’s imaginary lady-love… Vince Beiser
Economics Death Penalty Update: Even Hanging Thieves in Public Doesn’t Deter Crime Such is the latest lesson to be learned from that laboratory of contemporary criminology, the Islamic Republic of… Vince Beiser
Economics Smoking Pot May Not Make You Dumber After All Long-term users of marijuana, for purposes medicinal or mundane, take heart: though a recent study in the Proceedings… Vince Beiser