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Archives for December 2014
Deborah Zarin, director of the biggest database of clinical trials in the world, talks about the push for transparency in medical research.
This year and its Wednesdays have belonged to The Wicked + The Divine, a jewel of a comic.
The gimmicks are just too good to give up.
This is an ongoing compilation of who is nominated for every category:
Plus, Chinese leader Xi Jinping arrests a political rival, and Rolling Stone backpedals from a story on rape at the University of Virginia.
Michael Beebe says marijuana laws are “tough on the families.” He could be a lot more aggressive about pardoning those convicted under them.
The human toll of rape in America is astonishingly, overwhelmingly large.
It let the force of a 9,000-word story on a national problem rest entirely on the memories of a traumatized college student.
As a lawyer, I learned what Rolling Stone didn’t.
Nearly one in five women — 19.3 percent — are raped in their lifetime
How a horrifying story of a freshman’s experience at a fraternity house put campus sexual assault in the spotlight.
There are two parallel conversations among journalists about this magazine, almost totally separated by race.
Both countries still have a long way to go.
Here are five films and five series worth giving to your friends and family. Or maybe just yourself.
A story where the main source tried to back out and the other participants were never interviewed is not a solid story. But Rolling Stone ran it anyway.