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Right-Wing Extremists Are a Bigger Threat to America Than ISIS

Since 2002, right-wing militants have killed more people in the United States than jihadis have.

Culture

Kate Berlant’s Taboo-Shattering Comedy

The breakout comedian's new brand of improv comedy probes voyeurism and psychic abilities.
World

Wall Street May Be Panicking About the Swings in Oil Prices

For every $70 plunge in a barrel of oil, there's an estimated 1 percent increase in global economic growth.
World

The Mysterious Suicide of an Outed Gay Indian Professor

Thanks to a Bollywood film, Professor Siras's suicide may wind up doing more for gay rights than India's usually liberal courts.
World

France's Jews are Fleeing Paris for London

After the 2015 Paris attacks, growing numbers of French Jews are seeking sanctuary in the British capital.
Tech & Science

Mosquito Trap Uses Human Scent as Bait

The solar-powered device seduces the insects using a cocktail of human odors and carbon dioxide.
World

Crony Capitalism Is Evil…Except for Mine, Say Republicans

Republicans denounce corporate welfare they don't like, while fiercely protecting their honeypots.
Tech & Science

Zika Could Change the Abortion Conversation in Latin America

In zika-prone countries, women are told to stop getting pregnant but don't have access to contraceptives and face prison time for abortion.
Culture

Part Sports Jacket, Part Cardigan, Introducing Spain's Contribution to Men's Fashion, the Teba

Bel y Cia of Barcelona is the home of the Teba, a stylish hunting coat with a royal pedigree.
World

China: Iran's New Best Friend

China stands to gain from Iranian oil, and its influence in the country may help keep the peace.
Tech & Science

The Rise of White Hat Hackers and the Bug Bounty Ecosystem

The Internet may seem like the Wild West, but these people are out to keep you safe: hackers.
Culture

A French Jewish Nurse's Harrowing Holocaust Tale, Brought to Life by Dance

With his latest work, Bill T. Jones uses movement to tackle the Holocaust and a young woman's response to it.
Tech & Science

Ad Blockers Will Kill the Internet, but Help Is on the Way

One man is letting loose a brave new invention—a whole browser built to block ads.
Tech & Science

NASH Is the 21st Century’s Looming Public Health Threat

Millions in the U.S. don't know they are suffering from a deadly liver disease; Big Pharma is eager to cash in.
World

Whom Would Jesus Lock Up? How Christians View Crooks

Belief in a punitive or a forgiving God guides people's opinions of prisoner re-entry programs and the death penalty.
Sports

NFL Move to L.A.? Wrong! Make Rams the Billings Bighorns

The St. Louis Rams, who are returning to Los Angeles, should be moving to Montana.