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Archives for October 2014
Outside a small circle of very rich people, it just doesn’t matter that much.
Obama adds manpower to the Ebola effort, Facebook and Apple want to help you freeze your eggs, and a refresher on the midterm elections, which are only two weeks away now.
Australian Prime Minister Tony “I’m a cruel, callow, callous, heartless bastard” Abbott ran into some trouble with a spicy chicken wing on Thursday.
And not just any white guy — Chris McDaniel, last seen complaining that his opponent has too many black supporters.
The new Ebola czar has no medical experience. But that’s not what the job needs.
Two of the most infectious diseases there are — measles and whooping cough — are making a comeback as vaccination rates fall.
Here’s a map of all of the McDonald’s that have been closed.
Ebola gets political, the FBI wants it to be easier to spy on you online, and what HBO and CBS’s solo subscription options mean for the future of TV.
Democrats have nominated an anti-union ticket this year — and unions aren’t taking it sitting down.
The existence of white privilege, in one 13-minute televised argument between two famous white men about white privilege.
The latest Ebola developments, Iraq chemical weapons, nuclear fusion, and Tommy, the chimp subject of a habeas corpus suit, in the first installment of Vox’s new newsletter.
When the end of the show’s sixth season arrives next year, Kalinda SHarma will say goodbye.
Exercise Steadfast Jazz. Operation Pig Bristle.