Proving the Theorem: Politician Equals Hypocrite
It's long been noted that power corrupts, but it also makes people hypocrites, too.
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Trying the Foot Soldiers
The final wave of Nazi trials focuses on now-octogenarian pawns of the end game that was the Holocaust.
Breaking the Link Between Fear and Conservatism
New research suggests the contemplation of compassion can negate the power of threat to increase support for conservative values.
Fearless Flying with Fred H. Cate
Privacy and security expert Fred H. Cate believes we can make it safer to fly without a new airport security system — but we do need to improve the one we have.
The Genetics of Political Intensity
Your genes may determine whether you cling furiously to your political beliefs or cast them aside at a shift in the breeze.
Ink on Skin Doesn’t Necessarily Indicate Sin
A new study of college students finds a correlation between body art and deviant behavior, but only for those with multiple tattoos or piercings.
Why It’s ‘OK’ to Leave the Party for a Quick Smoke
College party-goers share their reasons puffing on the patio ... and other odd studies highlighted in this month's Cocktail Napkin.
10 (Potentially) Cool Innovations from Government
The passing year has brought some technology and good ideas that just may improve the delivery of government services in the United States.
The Awkward Case for Preserving Holocaust Relics
As time erodes the ephemera of genocide, the purpose behind preserving every physical bit of atrocity becomes a question for archivists and ethicists.