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Archives for September 2014


Nat Faxon and Judy Greer are in love, and Bob Odenkirk is coming to cut off your toes.


Characterizing Ebola as a national threat is part of a trend toward the “securitization of disease.”


Two really neat GIFs showing tweets about Scotland’s vote.


Will your state vote on reform?


The Obama administration made a long-awaited announcement about steps it would be taking to tackle drug resistance.


It’s not as simple as a lot of people might think.

You’re the Worst is one of the best new shows of the year. We tell you why, then Stephen Falk tells you what he learned while making it.


The cable industry warns that regulating the internet like a utility will lead to DMV-caliber customer service. But cable companies’ customer service isn’t much better than a DMV now.


A new study says it’s unlikely global population will peak this century — contrary to previous forecasts.


The road to market is a long, brutish, and lined with failure.


Time to stockpile the Lagavulin?


The most recent numbers show a decline in those getting coverage through Obamacare’s exchanges


This alleged ISIS fighter bragged about drinking blood in a YouTube video, a seemingly ridiculous claim that’s demonstrative of ISIS’ Achilles heel on social media.


More towns are cracking down on light pollution at night.

