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Archives for October 2014
But the near future of voter ID doesn’t rest on voters — it’s in the hands of the courts
A new study has all sorts of fun (and maybe meaningless) correlations about the relationship between your wedding and your marriage
Child care and health care are both helping drive up the cost of raising a kid.
Who runs the Senate will make a difference, but who runs states like Florida, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Illinois is a much bigger deal.
The Church said that gay people “have gifts and qualities to offer the Christian community.” What does that actually mean?
If the Turkey-PKK conflict restarts in earnest, the Syrian civil war will get even more intractable. And ISIS would almost certainly emerge as a big winner.
Brain scans could transform how doctors understand pain, and bring relief to millions.
This year is a particularly menacing level of Donkey Kong for Democrats. But 2016 isn’t.
Immigrants aren’t taking your jobs, they’re making their own
It’s the mom joke to end all mom jokes.
The internet used to be highly decentralized. It’s not any more.
Thirteen Texas abortion clinics will remain open, after the Supreme Court blocked a stringent new law from taking effect.
Picking and choosing their battles.
Russia’s economy could be seriously hurt. But the Saudis are far more optimistic.
A former Obama administration official tried to enroll his niece in income-based repayment and learned it’s a struggle. Here’s how it could be easier.