The founders of this new Arkansas development say you must be white to live there
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Colleges have a new worry: ‘Ghost students’—AI powered fraud rings angling to get millions in financial aid
23 votes -
The troubling decline in conscientiousness [especially in younger Americans]
42 votes -
That dropped call with customer service? It was on purpose.
60 votes -
The Harvard student who killed her roomate
16 votes -
Where have all my deep male friendships gone?
56 votes -
My shipwreck story
8 votes -
LinkedIn executive says that the bottom rung of the career ladder is breaking
43 votes -
Swedish companies join forces to steer children away from gang crime – dozens of big businesses from IKEA to Spotify back youth job initiatives as country grapples with epidemic of violence
24 votes -
Antiaging pill for dogs clears key US Food and Drug Administration hurdle
26 votes -
How to lose weight in four easy steps
75 votes -
Why Gen X women are having the best sex
21 votes -
In Vermont personal ads for relationships are still going strong
14 votes -
High and dry: Sobriety and transcendence at Bonnaroo
4 votes -
Why are American dogs so obsessed with Lamb Chop?
15 votes -
Do our dogs have something to tell the world?
8 votes -
Lawsuit reveals how US colleges really talk about rich applicants
12 votes -
Lawsuit reveals how United States private colleges talk about rich applicants
12 votes -
The market for “noble” titles is booming
10 votes -
American parents are stealing their children’s identities to access debt
27 votes -
The elite college students who can’t read books
57 votes -
Seven ways to love better
17 votes -
Why we need to fight back against sexy Asian lady robots
21 votes -
We only learnt of our son’s secret online life after he died at 20
42 votes -
Does anyone really know you?
21 votes -
Sports celebrate physical variation—until it challenges social norms
15 votes -
The mystery of the cover letter
6 votes -
Where can men go to become better men?
36 votes -
The salty grit of the Haenyeo divers
8 votes -
Finnish pupils in Riihimaki headed back to school with backpacks full of books after a decade of state-backed promotion of laptops and other digital devices in the classroom
7 votes -
Haitian immigrants fueled Springfield, Ohio's growth
19 votes -
"Sound of Freedom" inspiration accused in lawsuits and interviews of sexual predation
15 votes -
Why your vet bill is so high
41 votes -
She faked her chimp's death; then things went apeshit
14 votes -
What adults lost when kids stopped playing in the street
44 votes -
The best and brightest don’t want to stay in Canada. I should know: I’m one of the few in my engineering class who did.
37 votes -
Dr. Ruth, renowned sex therapist and Holocaust survivor, dead at 96
42 votes -
When dozens of migrant students arrived in Rotterdam, New York, the local school district scrambled to adapt
10 votes -
You’ve read your last free article, such is the nature of mortality
41 votes -
How CoComelon captures our children’s attention
15 votes -
A Texas corporate lawyer got mad about illegal evictions—and did something about it
33 votes -
Asylum seekers from Mauritania are settling in Cincinnati as immigration to the United States has soared
13 votes -
What my dog taught me about mortality
10 votes -
The US maternal mortality crisis is a statistical illusion
31 votes -
‘Mitzvah night is cancelled’. Inside the sex strike that has infuriated husbands and shaken the ultra-Orthodox world.
55 votes -
Do children have a “right to hug” their parents?
14 votes -
Inside the surreal world of $20,000 pet portraits
12 votes -
The troubling trend in teenage sex (it's strangulation)
26 votes -
The parents in my classroom
25 votes -
Reasons to be cheerful about Generation Z
16 votes