The Bullshit Police
Inside a brilliant, nerdy, arrogant, sort of admirable, sort of insufferable movement that questions everything—and wants to upend the way you live and think.
When the Eggheads Went to War
An innovative program sought to transform the Army from within. Then reality intervened.
In Focus
Jumping for Joy
Athletes gather in Moscow for the 14th IAAF World Championships in Athletics from August 10 through 18.
The steeplechase is one of more than two dozen categories in which international athletes compete. The next competition will take place in Beijing in 2015.
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Casting the Commander in Chief
For his new movie, Lee Daniels took an unconventional approach when choosing the actors to play a succession of presidents.
A Certain Smile
Archeologists are trying to finally identify the real-life Mona Lisa by exhuming skeletal remains and DNA testing.
Paradise Lost
Zanzibar, once famed for its palm trees and attractive beaches, is becoming known for radicalism, religious violence, and, most recently, a shocking acid attack.
Sunny Side Up
To reset your internal clock, sleep outdoors.
Spoofing Is No Joke
Contrary to claims, tricking enemy technology is getting easier.
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Downtime
Trading Modernist for McMansion
Los Angeles’s architectural gems are being endangered by a hot real estate market—and a decidedly Beverly Hills aesthetic.
Of Tails and Tales
Wildlife, storytelling, dung, and other things I encountered on my Zambian safari.
Color Comes to Life
An iPad app lets you interact, literally, with Josef Albers’s theories of color.
Editor's Pick
Abortion Rights Advocates Say Nationwide Protests Were Only the Beginning
“Lawmakers need to listen to all of those grassroots activists out in the streets yesterday, because they will most certainly be voting come November,” said Toni Van Pelt, the president of the National Organization for Women.
‘Iran Is a Cancer’: Senator John Kennedy Says Threat From Tehran Remains
“I hope that the Iranian people demand better leadership, but we'll have to wait and see,” the senator told Fox News.
$20 Bill Featuring Harriet Tubman Is Now Being Pushed Back
The redesigned bill was supposed to be unveiled in 2020 but has been delayed eight years.
Beto O'Rourke: U.S. Should Make ‘Serious, Sober Decision’ to Impeach Trump
“It's the only way that we're going to get to the facts necessary to have that accountability and justice,” the Democratic presidential candidate said.
Will Donald Trump Jr. Run for President? First Son Lands MAGA Book Deal
"Right now, I'll never rule anything out," Trump Jr. told Fox News host Sean Hannity in March when asked if he planned to run.
Trump's Golf Trips Cost $12.7 Million Less Than All of Obama's WH Travel
The amount of money American taxpayers have paid to support President Donald Trump's golf habit highlights a disconnect between his gibes against President Barack Obama for "playing golf all day," and Trump's own conduct while president.
Starbucks Accused of Exposing Customers to Potentially Deadly Pesticide
The coffee giant dismissed suggestions its use of the chemical near food could have harmed customers as an attempt to “incite public fear.”
Women Think Better in Warmer Rooms, Study Suggests
“We show that the battle for the thermostat is not just about the comfort,” a co-author of the study told Newsweek.
