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In a world of climate change refugees, dictatorships, revolutions and wars, a father reflects on the setting for his son's coming of age.

After a few weeks on the antidepressant I noticed the birds were chirping a little louder, and my self-critical inner voice had decreased to a whisper.

They think they mattered. They did not. Here's why.

The internet's cheerful anarchy has been taken over by ruthless consolidation from Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google.

Remember when you could actually laugh at a president?

Superhero movies from Marvel and others now rule Hollywood. But their superfans aren't satisfied with cultural dominance. They demand critical adoration too.

We underestimated the power of fringe believers. Now we're living in the world that QAnon and Pizzagate made.

Innovation experts have long overlooked home innovators, but acknowledging them could be good for the economy.

It had been maybe three minutes from the onset of the first symptom, and I was already in deep sh*t.

These $100 calculators have been required in classrooms for more than twenty years, as students and teachers still struggle to afford them

This very short story is worth your time.

Drew Magary attends an Andrew Yang rally and Weezer concert in Iowa and finds the Yang Gang fully on board with their candidate's plan, no matter how long the odds.

What is making a handful of Gen Z and Millennial voters go all in for Joe Biden in 2020?

What is it about movies like "The Report" and "Spotlight" that makes files, folders and legal pads sort of sexy?

Hurricanes, erosion, and hot, windless doldrums threaten to upend the Molokaʻi Hoe, one of Hawaii's most revered athletic events.

What is our hyper-specific, on-demand world doing to our kids' brains?

Columnist Drew Magary bids farewell to Deadspin, the sports site that imploded last week as its entire editorial staff resigned.

Joe Ricketts' memoir tells of making it on his own, all while crushing unions, scamming customers, and undermining local media.

For decades, Rabbis Mendel Epstein and Martin Wolmark coerced Orthodox husbands into giving their wives the divorces they wanted. Then they crossed paths with FBI agent Jessica Weisman.

As the megarich continue to stockpile wealth, it's helpful to think of their greed as a problematic affliction.