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• Culture

  

  This Artist Is Livestreaming A Purge Of His Facebook Friends

  Brian Lobel is taking to UStream and defending all 1400 of his Facebook friends to a trio of strangers.

  by Nona Willis Aronowitz

• Environment

  

  Taking Matters Into His Own Hands

  Bill Clinton is organizing a consortium of cities to attempt to combat global warming by cutting emissions, etc. So far, 22 cities have signed on,...

  by Anonymous

• GOOD Blog

  

  Oh, Hi. Please Come In.

  This is our new website. Have a look around. We're particularly happy about the way the video page turned out. The GOOD Blog now lives here. We've...

  by GOOD

• Lifestyle

  

  Dealbreaker: He Changed His Name

  "Hector," it turned out, was his second try at a new name; he hadn’t had much luck with Nicholas.

  by Jason Farago, Liz Mamont

• Design

  

  Photographer Helps His Grandma with "Superhero Therapy"

  Sacha Goldberger helped his 91-year-old grandmother-a holocaust survivor-escape a bout of depression by photographing her as a superhero.

  by Andrew Price

• Culture

  

  Intermission: A Man's Last Minutes With His Best Friend

  A touching six-minute film about a man's best friend.

  by Wylie Overstreet

• News

  

  Should Obama Shift His Focus to Education?

  With the healthcare reform effort on life support, The Atlantic's Derek Thompson suggests that President Obama (and liberals in general) might...

  by Nikhil Swaminathan

• News

  

  Anthony Weiner's Wife Should Run for His Seat

  Huma Abedin has the expertise, the connections, and the moral high ground to succeed.

  by Ann Friedman

• Culture

  

  #30DaysofGOOD Challenge: 14. Say Hi to Three Strangers

  Each month, we challenge our community to do something that will improve the world around us—and our own lives. September's challenge? To connect.

  by Hillary Newman

• Lifestyle

  

  Dealbreaker: I Was His Sugar Mama

  I was working three jobs and running to grad school classes in my limited time off. My new roommate was managing nine fantasy baseball teams.

  by J. Victoria Sanders, Liz Mamont

• Education

  

  Did Obama's Education Secretary Inflate his Record?

  Behold the flip side of the standardized testing quagmire, where education secretaries (as opposed to teachers and students) are taken to task for...

  by Siobhan O'Connor

• Technology

  

  Your Password: The Kind of Thing an Idiot Would Have on His Luggage

  So the combination is one ... two ... three ... four ... five? A lot of people have lousy passwords-especially people who use Rock You. A...

  by Patrick James

• News

  

  George Bush Wipes His Hand on Bill Clinton

  Just for yucks: On their recent aid trip to Haiti, former presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton pressed the flesh in one of Haiti's slums....

  by Morgan Clendaniel

• News

  

  Did George Bush Steal Passages of His Memoir?

  The Huffington Post is reporting that many passages from our former Decider's new memoir were lifted from the books of his advisers.

  by Andrew Price

• Culture

  

  Intermission: Richard Dawkins Reads His Hate Mail

  Richard Dawkins reads his hate mail from an armchair beside the fireplace. NSFW on account of the hate-mailers' terrible profanity and worse grammar.

  by Patrick James

• Education

  

  Harry Reid Keeps His DREAM Act Campaign Promises

  Harry Reid promises to bring the DREAM Act to a vote in the lame duck Congress.

  by Liz Dwyer

• Business

  

  Zuckerberg to Give Away Half His Wealth

  The Facebook billionaire joins Gates and Buffet. Who else signed up today?

  by Morgan Clendaniel

• Design

  

  Intermission: Watch Nicholas Felton Document His Day

  This video shows how the graphic designer tracks everything from the food he eats to the movies he watches, every single day.

  by Alissa Walker

• Business

  

  Kenneth Cole Pranked After His Off-Color Cairo Tweet

  Check out the creative rogue response to Kenneth Cole's tone-deaf Cairo tweet. But is it real?

  by Alex Goldmark

• Culture

  

  Osama's Last Wish? For His Children to Not Become Terrorists

  A newly published will offers a glimpse of a different side of Bin Laden—that of a loving, regretful father.

  by Cord Jefferson