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Something to hide in a post-ethics world.
Gregg Easterbrook writes that, despite what we hear, it's not time to give up yet.
Sponsors flee, Gorka flares.
Climbing off the monster before it devours him.
Twitter CEO likes article calling for new sort of civil war and abandonment of bipartisanship.
Facebook pages and Twitter accounts get book deals. So should the writers of these statuses.
Russian subterfuge fatigue and the myth of Putin as influencer.
Pictures of our time.
Roseanne isn't sensationalism: it's trying to talk about American character.
First, get rid of the concept of atheist celebrities.
Fox gal buckles before wrath of Arby’s, TripAdvisor.
The Post pundit has apparently forgotten he endorsed the Iraq War.
A new movement rejects identity politics and suppression of free expression.
Property lines make more sense than borders.
Every way you turn lately, something brutal.
America is at least as violent today as in the 1960s.
It’s the gloves. It’s a lot of things.
The ridiculous reactions to Roseanne.
Once you decide to play the political game roughly, you don't get any breaks.
These sex positions aren’t so weird.
What it means for socialists when neo-Nazis start lining up against capitalism.
Here’s what keeps Thomas Frank awake at night (maybe).
More self-congratulatory blather about going offline.
Lisa Kadonaga has an easy afternoon craft for you. Via Mediaite.
In all its fucked up complexity. More on YouTube. Via Boing Boing.
Goth Ms. Frizzle (@spokesperson) has some fun—82 tweets worth—with Trump advisor Roger Stone's ridiculous inauguration outfit. Via Metafilter.
A new tool inspired by Rep. Jason Chaffetz's recent iPhone vs. health care gaffe. Check it out on Twitter. Via Boing Boing.
From Super Deluxe. Via The AV Club.
From Vic Berger and Super Deluxe. Via The AV Club.
From White House photographer Pete Souza: "...finally this morning before the President came to the office, some helpful staff—I won't say who—moved all the snowmen so each one was peeking through a different window into the Oval." More at Boing Boing.
