From Brooklyn to Worthington, Minnesota
Novelist Tim O’Brien revisits his past to come to terms with his rural hometown
The Answer Factory: Demand Media and the Fast, Disposable, and Profitable as Hell Media Model
Inside the Islamic Emirate
We’re in Pakistan, I thought to myself. We’re dead. Eight days earlier, a Taliban faction had kidnapped me along with an Afghan journalist, Tahir Luddin, and our driver, Asad Mangal, during a reporting trip just outside Kabul.
Mike Bloomberg Owns This Town
With shrewdness and luck, an imperious idea of democracy, and plenty of money, Mayor Michael Bloomberg has made himself the only political player in New York who really matters.
Man of Extremes
The Return of James Cameron.
Onion AV Club Interview with Bronson Pinchot
A Drone Strike and Dwindling Hope
A stalemate between the United States and the Taliban seemed to unfold before me. The drones killed many senior commanders and hindered their operations. Yet the Taliban were able to garner recruits in their aftermath by exaggerating the number of civilian casualties. (Part 4 of 5)
The Three-Year Solution
How the reinvention of higher education benefits parents, students, and schools.
8 Teams. 17 Years. 208 Games. One Long Road
The oldest field player in the NFL is Brett Favre. The second-oldest is Jeff Zgonina. He’ll never make it to Canton, but he and players like him are the soul of football.
Mad About Mad Men
What’s wrong—and what’s gloriously right—with AMC’s hit show
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