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Archives for December 2014


Plus, The Interview will be released on Christmas after all, and the economy picks up steam.


“I’ve got a lot of problems with you people (mostly in DC), and today you’re going to hear about it!”


Plus, New York reacts to the killing of two police officers.


The politics of the whole country in a nutshell.


Now that the true-crime podcast’s first season is over, here are some suggestions to fill the space it’s left on your phone (and in your heart).


Days are getting longer — but tonight won’t be the longest period of darkness ever


Applicants highlighting religious involvement on their resumes are less likely to hear back from potential employers, according to two studies.


And more in Friday’s Vox Sentences.


The country woke up to the news that two 12-year-old girls allegedly stabbed their friend to conjure up a mythological creature named “Slender Man.” Here’s a brief explainer.


Let’s talk about this season of Serial — what worked, what didn’t, how you feel about the ending and what questions you wish could be resolved.


There is a scourge of hummus impostors making their way into American grocery store shelves — a problem that a major hummus manufacturer thinks requires the heavy hand of government regulation.


Powerful new Facebook ads call attention to the problem, but they might be a missed opportunity.


Hackers broke into the network of Sony Pictures, stole confidential documents, and threatened to blow up movie theaters.


Here’s what you should have done this year.


The price of college textbooks has risen almost as quickly as the price of college tuition.
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