Carter Maness

Money

Why Publicly Shaming Your Boss Is Actually A Great Career Move

How burning a work bridge leads to better opportunities.

Carter Maness

Oct 27, 2017

Articles

Graduate Students Of The World, Unite!

“I think the decision is going to have big consequences”

Carter Maness

Aug 26, 2016

Articles

Obama Just Relaxed Federal Regulations On Weed… Sort Of

Will the current administration ever say “Yes We Can-nabis”? A primer

Carter Maness

Aug 17, 2016

Articles

The Summer WikiLeaks Went Crazy

The organization is fanning the flames of a conspiracy theory that Clinton murdered a DNC staffer. This isn’t whistleblowing—it’s madness

Carter Maness

Aug 11, 2016

Articles

Science On The Campaign Trail: See Where The Candidates Stand

Anti-science views are trending in politics—though NASA brings America together

Carter Maness

Aug 05, 2016

Articles

Bloomberg Just Found A Way To Convince Everyone’s Dad To Vote For Hillary

“Clinton is not flawless; no candidate is. But she is the responsible choice”

Carter Maness

Jul 28, 2016

Articles

Politicos Dancing Badly: A Ballroom Instructor Weighs In

“The folks at the Republican National Convention certainly had an abundance of energy. The same cannot be said about their rhythm.”

Carter Maness

Jul 22, 2016

Articles

Netflix And No Chill: Company Sees Worst Quarter In Three Years After Price Hike

Netflix taught us to watch what we wanted, when we wanted. What if we don’t feel like watching Netflix anymore?

Carter Maness

Jul 22, 2016

Articles

In San Francisco, A Plan To Get Twitter and Uber To Pay For What They Did To Its Housing Market

A proposed “tech tax” would fund homeless initiatives to the tune of $140 million a year

Carter Maness

Jul 11, 2016

Articles

Ransomware Attacks On Hospitals Are Our New Normal—And A Sign Of Progress

Healthcare, long the fax machine’s great patron, is finally going digital

Carter Maness

Jul 01, 2016

Articles

After Orlando, This Pro-Gun LGBT Group Quintupled In Size

And most of the newbies are straight “allies” with their own agenda

Carter Maness

Jun 24, 2016

Articles

Supreme Court: Police Can Now Search You Without Probable Cause

In a blistering dissent, Justice Sotomayor called out her colleagues for living in a bubble

Carter Maness

Jun 21, 2016

Articles

Harvard Study Confirms The Media Tore Down Clinton, Built Up Trump And Sanders

Yep, Clinton got a bum rap in the press. But she’s on an upward swing

Carter Maness

Jun 16, 2016

Articles

Inside Trumpsingles.com, The Exclusive Dating Site For Donald Supporters

“I very much would like to meet a person with shared values”

Carter Maness

Jun 14, 2016

Articles

6 Ways Hillary Can Win Over Bernie’s Base

Sanders as VP? Renouncing Wall Street? Bernie-or-busters share their thoughts on what, if anything, it will take to convince them to fall in line.

Carter Maness

Jun 08, 2016

Articles

Let’s Stop Pretending Rap Lyrics Are Evidence

Is it ever ok to think of a creative work as a smoking gun?

Carter Maness

Jun 08, 2016

Articles

WTF Does It Take To Stop Sexual Harassment Online?

Twitter’s live-streaming video platform Periscope lets users ban trolls in real-time. Will other platforms follow?

Carter Maness

Jun 03, 2016

Latest Stories

Start your day right!

We have a small favor to ask of you

How burning a work bridge leads to better opportunities.

“I think the decision is going to have big consequences”

Will the current administration ever say “Yes We Can-nabis”? A primer

The organization is fanning the flames of a conspiracy theory that Clinton murdered a DNC staffer. This isn’t whistleblowing—it’s madness

Anti-science views are trending in politics—though NASA brings America together

“Clinton is not flawless; no candidate is. But she is the responsible choice”

“The folks at the Republican National Convention certainly had an abundance of energy. The same cannot be said about their rhythm.”

Netflix taught us to watch what we wanted, when we wanted. What if we don’t feel like watching Netflix anymore?

A proposed “tech tax” would fund homeless initiatives to the tune of $140 million a year

Healthcare, long the fax machine’s great patron, is finally going digital

And most of the newbies are straight “allies” with their own agenda

In a blistering dissent, Justice Sotomayor called out her colleagues for living in a bubble

Yep, Clinton got a bum rap in the press. But she’s on an upward swing

“I very much would like to meet a person with shared values”

Sanders as VP? Renouncing Wall Street? Bernie-or-busters share their thoughts on what, if anything, it will take to convince them to fall in line.

Is it ever ok to think of a creative work as a smoking gun?

Twitter’s live-streaming video platform Periscope lets users ban trolls in real-time. Will other platforms follow?