A profile of the man behind the “7 Habits.”

What the health care industry can learn from how The Cheesecake Factory does business.

The truck driver who reverse engineered the atomic bomb.

The science of same-sex relationships in the wild.

The life and death of Johnny Romano, the youngest pro skateboarder ever.

How Internet porn has altered the ways we think about, and engage in, sex.

A personal account of the human network behind the leak.

The life cycle of a drilling platform.

“You got the DNA of a motherfucking go-getter.”

An essay about the weeks after the author’s brother nearly died.

The star on her unstoppable rise, repping gang life, and the peril of butt injections.

Tim Berners-Lee, the man who created the World Wide Web, has some regrets.

The ultra-athlete and the doubters.

On the long wait and the magical payoff.

Rethinking “the internet’s kindest place.”

Heartbreak and heroics at the World Ploughing Championships

As early as 1948, the Oscars sucked.

The long fight against racism in romance novels.

Can genetic engineering bring back the American Chestnut?

A non-fiction comic on the evolution of military and civilian style amid the ‘forever war.’

How the Republican party offered a home to the Proud Boys.

The writer investigates her brother’s death, their complicated relationship, and the disturbing mysteries he left behind.

On the Google conundrum:

It’s clearly wrong for all the information in all the world’s books to be in the sole possession of a single company. It’s clearly not ideal that only one company in the world can, with increasing accuracy, translate text between 506 different pairs of languages. On the other hand, if Google doesn’t do these things, who will?

The evolution of cheating in chess.

Adventures in public speaking.