Issue #66: August 2018 Letter From the Editor Magazine Previous Issues Primer No Place Like Home: A Letter From Our Creative Director Introducing Pacific Standard's collaborative August 2018 photo issue. Taylor Le
Issue #65: June/July 2018 Magazine Premium Previous Issues Since We Last Spoke Since We Last Spoke: The Stubborn Gender Gap Updates to stories from the Pacific Standard archive. Pacific Standard Staff
Magazine Primer Quick Studies The Shifting Demographics of Domestic Violence New research shows that current boyfriends or girlfriends are more likely than spouses to engage in certain types of violent behavior. Tom Jacobs
Issue #65: June/July 2018 Magazine Premium Previous Issues Since We Last Spoke Since We Last Spoke: The End of Locker-Room Talk as We Know It Updates to stories from the Pacific Standard archive. Pacific Standard Staff
Issue #65: June/July 2018 Magazine Premium Previous Issues Since We Last Spoke Since We Last Spoke: Fewer ‘Get Out of Jail Free’ Cards to Go Around Updates to stories from the Pacific Standard archive. Pacific Standard Staff
Issue #65: June/July 2018 Magazine Previous Issues Primer There's a Name for That There’s a Name for That: The Imp of the Perverse Experiencing unpleasant intrusive thoughts is a common, and unthreatening, phenomenon, but how we deal with it can be dangerous. Chinelo Nkechi Ikem
Anatomy of a Fact Issue #65: June/July 2018 Letter From the Editor Magazine Premium Previous Issues Primer Anatomy of a Fact: A Note on Uncertainty Deciphering what counts as true in our post-truth era. Ben Rowen
Dispatches Issue #64: May 2018 Magazine Premium Previous Issues Primer Research Gone Wild Don’t Take Personality Tests Personally Rigorous study of the Fisher Temperament Inventory is still in its infancy—much like our understanding of the relationship between neurobiology and personality to begin with. Elena Gooray
Dispatches Issue #64: May 2018 Magazine Premium Previous Issues Primer Quick Studies Air Pollution Linked to Delinquent Behavior Among Children Underprivileged kids growing up in congested cities must overcome many handicaps; this study suggests one of them is the very air they breathe. Tom Jacobs
Issue #64: May 2018 Magazine Premium Previous Issues Since We Last Spoke Since We Last Spoke: More Evidence of the Benefits of Depo-Provera Updates to stories from the Pacific Standard archive. Pacific Standard Staff