March 25, 2016

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Sixty percent of Republicans say the party should look elsewhere if Trump merely finishes with a plurality.

List of possible scenarios if the GOP has a brokered convention.

Misogyny isn’t an incidental part of Donald Trump. It’s who he is.

When young people are denied access to restrooms that align with their gender identity, their suicide rates go up.

Disney and the NFL threaten boycotts if Georgia passes an anti-gay bill similar to North Carolina’s.

Five transgender people discuss how to talk about “the t-word.”

Philadelphia’s all-purpose noun “jawn” is unlike any English word known to linguists.

Harvard pigment library protects world’s rarest colors, including beetle extracts and human mummies.

History of the 650 mandated colors that dictate the shade of nearly every object controlled by the Federal government.

When husbands tease wives, then continue teasing wives: Obama does it, too. #video

Touré: Getting to know A Tribe Called Quest meant getting to know myself—and Afrocentrism.

Bittersweet Garry Shandling appearance—RIP—on Seinfeld’s Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee. #video

American comedians ranked by the political slant of their fans.

Microsoft created a Twitter bot to learn “conversational understanding;” it quickly became a racist jerk.

Great Junot Díaz talk with Hilton Als about family, ambitious students, and ignoring his career.

New research links commercial art market success with how often artists talk about themselves.

White mediocrity is the bread and butter of the contemporary liberal-arts college. #opinions

Rooster semifinals begin with Jaime Green, Bats of the Republic, and The Turner House. #tob16

Surveys find adults more addicted to tech than teenagers.

Start-up develops two-shot pistol that folds into the shape of a smartphone.

The platform economy is nothing new—medieval counts knew how to create wealth by convening markets.

Pediatricians worry that an anti-abortion ruling in the Supreme Court may endanger vaccination programs.

Chicago area sees the greatest population loss of any major US city or region this year.

The cage-free egg revolution reflects Americans’ changing view of the moral universe.