Mar 7

“I didn’t have a baby with your mom.”

In honor International Women’s Day, we’re exploring how to be bold for improving the policies and patterns that support women (and families…

Corey Eridon

Mar 8

Here’s Why We Should Send Our Congressional Leaders on a Nature Retreat Immediately

Here’s Why We Should Send Our Congressional Leaders on a Nature Ret...

A new book explores how the great outdoors can make you a better person.

Michael Mechanic

Mar 8

Meet the Kids who Swim to Alcatraz

Just keep swimming just keep swimming

Nicole Clark

Mar 8

Politics

The U.S. government once purged gay employees, saying they were a threat to national security

The ‘Lavender Scare’ was shameful episode in American history

Matt Reimann

Feb 27

How To Stop A Black Woman Becoming Mayor? Use Black Men.

A Quick Synopsis of the St. Louis Mayoral Primary

The Collective PAC

Mar 7

Women’s Strike brings paid leave supporters to D.C. by the thousands

They’re saying Trump’s paid leave plan is a sham.

Alan Pyke

Mar 8

What border walls are really about

Among country pairs that have a wall between them, the state building the wall is on average four times as wealthy per capita as the state…

Richie Koch

Mar 8

The Irony of Trump

Working Class Americans and “Illegals” are natural political allies

Joel Looper

Mar 8

You can’t send a duck to eagle school

Stop wondering why this administration doesn’t respond to tragedies they helped inspire

Kimberly Harrington

Mar 8

Technology

WikiLeaks, the CIA and the sad reality of the world

The release by WikiLeaks of Vault 7, a file with more than eight thousand documents detailing some of the techniques that the CIA uses to…

Enrique Dans

Mar 8

I Can’t Wait for Self-Driving Cars

Self-driving or autonomous cars are my favorite, futuristic fantasy. I can see how replacing our need to drive with technology will have…

Saura Johnston

Mar 7

Robots are going to take our jobs and make us look like fools while doing it

Generations of human wisdom, earned by hard experience, may be about to be wiped out

Bloomberg

Mar 8

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Humans

Thomas J. (T.J.) Miller, 1946–2017

A couple years ago, the 30 for 30 about Brian Bosworth — the ’80s linebacker who looked like an ’80s video game villain — was on at my…

Katherine Miller

Mar 6

How We’re Saving Money This Year By Eating In

I had to re-learn how to shop for groceries.

Ruzielle Ganuelas

Mar 7

We are all each other’s emergency contact. We just don’t know it yet.

This is something I’ve been thinking about a lot lately.

Jon Westenberg

Mar 8

I Am A Person, Not A Brand

Living a gimmick-free but public existence in 2017.

Shani Silver

Mar 8

Culture

For your reconsideration: a second look at Jennifer’s Body

Sometimes it takes a while for films to get the reception they deserve. As long as there has been film there have been movies that were…

Anna Swanson

Mar 8

Night Owls

A deep dive into the past, present, and future of late night television

Long Beach Union Weekly

Mar 8

The Basketball Tragedy of Derrick Rose

Will D-Rose be the first NBA MVP not to make the Hall of Fame?

Brad Callas

Mar 8

Kristen Stewart Is Still a Movie Star

On ‘Personal Shopper,’ and the ‘Twilight’ actress’s remarkable career renaissance

Lindsay Zoladz

Mar 8

How Final Fantasy VII’s Cross-Dressing Segment Saved My Life

Video games have helped me a lot. Growing up as a trans kid, I always felt divorced from my body. Texas in the 90s didn’t exactly have a…

Cayla Coats

Mar 7

Business

Brands Have Always Been Political

What’s different now?

Dan Goldgeier

Mar 8

Zebras Fix What Unicorns Break

Magical thinking drives the startup economy — but we need a strong dose of reality.

Jennifer & Mara

Mar 8

SMART Goals: The path to success, or the killer of dreams?

We spend a large part of our adult lives believing that setting and achieving goals is the very definition of success. We have this…

Kate Jones

Mar 6

The Freedom Calculator: How to Retire in 10 Years (or Less)

From October to December last year, I did maybe 20 hours of work.

Nat Eliason

Mar 6

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The U.S. government once purged gay employees, saying they were a threat to national security

How To Stop A Black Woman Becoming Mayor? Use Black Men.

Women’s Strike brings paid leave supporters to D.C. by the thousands

What border walls are really about

The Irony of Trump

You can’t send a duck to eagle school

Technology

WikiLeaks, the CIA and the sad reality of the world

I Can’t Wait for Self-Driving Cars

Robots are going to take our jobs and make us look like fools while doing it

Make Medium yours

Humans

Thomas J. (T.J.) Miller, 1946–2017

How We’re Saving Money This Year By Eating In

We are all each other’s emergency contact. We just don’t know it yet.

I Am A Person, Not A Brand

Culture

For your reconsideration: a second look at Jennifer’s Body

Night Owls

The Basketball Tragedy of Derrick Rose

Kristen Stewart Is Still a Movie Star

How Final Fantasy VII’s Cross-Dressing Segment Saved My Life

Business

Brands Have Always Been Political

Zebras Fix What Unicorns Break

SMART Goals: The path to success, or the killer of dreams?

The Freedom Calculator: How to Retire in 10 Years (or Less)