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Dating site expects difficult future for Democrats. Graphs included.
How to hack a password. Somewhat disheartening.
Stealh probe to er, probe, cells.
Stanford’s Santiago Center is just fine.
The Wall Street Journal profiles Stanford alum Omar Wasow.
Kathryn Stoner-Weiss of Stanford’s Center for Strategic and International Studies (among others) wonders if the bombings will help Putin.
Newspapers: not as doomed as you thought.
Harold Pollack gives the media a big pat on the back for their healthcare coverage.
Teabonics, expressed through pictures.
Felix Salmon opines on the shortfalls of economic reporting.
John Ensign: still in trouble.
Big Trouble for the Family of C Street.
Is there a new global language?
Lynda Obst defends chick flicks.
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James Mann takes a long look at the Red Menace that is China.
In 1938, Franklin Roosevelt won the White House high jump competition.
In 1977, Arthur Fonzarelli jumped over a deadly shark pit on water skis.
In 1921, millionaire financier James Gatz is shot and killed in his home.
