FOOTNOTES

So says a sociology professor at Virginia Tech.

In May, Bruce Falconer wrote about entrepreneur Russ George and his role in a plan to seed the ocean with iron dust.

Multi-level marketing companies acquired a shady reputation in the 1970s and '80s.

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The world’s largest social network is integral to so many lives that it’s hard to believe we’ve been “liking” favorite bands and brands for only a decade.

Every day, phones are ringing in homes across the country.

From Superman to Art Spiegelman, comic books have long been a vivid form of visual storytelling.

For years, pundits have worried that the Internet—with its anonymous trolls and self-promoting sock puppets—breeds deceit among its users.

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Over the past few decades, millions of Christians in America have turned away from conventional psychology and psychiatry—and toward biblical counseling.