Vox Archives Archive
Archives for September 2014
Now, more than at any other time in history, the food community is perfectly poised to affect real change in the world. Eater.com talked to Alice Waters, Jose Andres, Jamie Oliver, and so many more on how they plan to do it.
Miss America claims to provide $45 million in scholarships to women annually. It depends on what the meaning of the word “provide” is.
Think it’s ridiculous when newspapers care more about female leaders’ waistlines and fashion sense than their accomplishments? This is what happens when a human-rights-abusing male politician gets the same treatment.
Rates of disability among children rose more than 16 percent over the past decade — and researchers aren’t totally sure why.
See how the geography of college degrees has changed over the years.
The ad was funded by conservative businessman John Jordan.
There are a ton of internet users in Southeast Asia.
Think being funny is easy? Jerry Seinfeld will set you straight.
Don’t look now, but Congress has stopped fighting over spending levels.
A quick regression suggests that richer areas were considerably more likely to oppose Scottish independence than poorer ones. That makes sense.
Satanic Temple: “We think the responsible thing to do is to ensure that these students are given access to a variety of differing religious opinions.”
Most states sell to Canada, a few sell to Mexico or China, but there are also some weird ones. Inside Connecticut’s economic ties to France, and the mysteries of the Nevada-Switzerland trade partnership.
A new report shows that among millionaires, the fastest growth is at the top end
English politicians have promised Scotland a lot more autonomy. Delivering it is going to be a challenge.
