Net Neutrality’s Biggest Deal Ever
If the FCC ignores the industry pressure and approves Wheeler’s rules, activists who have fought for a decade to keep the Internet open will have plenty to celebrate.
Uber Claims Credit for Drop in Drunk Driving Accidents. But Where’s the Evidence?
Uber claims they’ve saved more than a thousand lives in the past year. But what’s their evidence? Ryann Grochowski Jones reports.
Händel’s Theodora mobilizes early music guilds
A short preview of the Early Music Guild’s collaborative show.
Looking for an ATM I stumble upon a war crime: John Murphy’s Travels Among the Yezidi
On his way to find an ATM in the middle of nowhere, John Murphy discovers the real ugliness behind the ugliness in Kurdistan.
Paul Mesner’s Pulcinella: Anarchy in a Coppolone
Some thoughts on an old, old tradition. By Omar Willey
Increase in Food Stamps Shows the Flipside of “Economic Recovery”
Census data finds 16 million kids relied on food stamps, higher than pre-recession levels
Four Ways Music Strengthens Social Bonds
Music hath charms to soothe the savage breast — and so much more. Jill Suttie writes.

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