Vox Archives Archive
Archives for December 2014
Surge prices are good for passengers, good for drivers, and no one is forced to pay them.
The state abolished the death penalty in 2013, but it had four inmates still waiting sentence.
Leelah Alcorn said her parents wanted her to be a “perfect little straight Christian boy.”
Followed closely by Portugal and Austria. Egypt was best.
This may be the greatest economics conference session (and paper title) you’ve ever seen.
Plus, the latest on the Steve Scalise scandal, and the search and rescue effort in Indonesia continues.
This is what professional philosophers do when they’re bored.
It really is morning in America.
Plus, Greece is holding elections next month, and the number three Republican in the House spoke to a racist hate group.
“You know it’s going to happen, but somehow you’re never truly prepared for how truly awful it is.”
But they can probably just shake it off, shake it off.
An exciting all-miscellaneous installment of Vox Sentences.
Obama volunteers at the annual Toys for Tots event in early December.
Why President Obama was wrong to refer to America as a “former colonizer” of the island