Keith Wagstaff
Keith Wagstaff is a staff writer at TheWeek.com covering politics and current events. He has previously written for such publications as TIME, Details, VICE, and the Village Voice.
Latest articles by Keith Wagstaff
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Could low taxes help Texas teams lure Dwight Howard?
feature The Lakers can offer Howard a higher salary. Too bad California has one of the highest income tax rates in the country
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Could U.S. spying ruin a $127 billion trade deal with the EU?
feature France is threatening to derail a massive pact over the NSA's alleged snooping
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The mysterious intergalactic radio bursts that release as much energy as the sun
feature Black holes? Colliding stars? Scientists are puzzled by what is sending the powerful waves across the universe
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How the world is responding to a possible strike on Syria
feature Western military intervention could have huge repercussions for the region
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Is this the end of stop-and-frisk?
feature A federal judge calls the New York Police Department's crime-fighting tactics "racially discriminatory"
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Is there still hope for the Arab Spring?
feature As chaos reigns in Egypt, many say the region's democratic revolution has flamed out
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Why do we know so little about what happened in Boston?
feature The FBI says "the range of suspects and motives remains wide open"
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Why the Boston bombings won't keep runners away from marathons
feature After two explosions rocked the Boston Marathon, runners all over the world are showing their resilience
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Why dementia costs the U.S. more than heart disease or cancer
feature A new study says the U.S. could be spending $511 billion on dementia by 2040
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Could solving a 2011 triple-murder case have prevented the Boston Marathon bombings?
feature New evidence suggests police knew more about Tamerlan Tsarnaev's alleged connection to a grisly triple-homicide than previously thought
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Your outraged internet comments are only making you angrier
feature Don't like this article? Probably best to keep it to yourself
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Why aren't American universities doing more to stop rape?
feature Students claim widespread failures to address sexual violence
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Is Google Glass the new Big Brother?
feature A techie captures a random fight and arrest with the futuristic specs, raising questions about the ease of surreptitious recording
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Is it too late to intervene in Syria?
feature The Assad regime looks stronger than ever
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The controversy over Stand Your Ground laws is just beginning
feature A murder suspect in South Carolina claims protection under the law, after allegedly breaking into an apartment
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What Bradley Manning's 'aiding the enemy' charge means for future whistle-blowers
feature He faces life in prison for sharing 700,000 classified documents with WikiLeaks
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Should the next Doctor Who be a woman?
feature Matt Smith is hanging up his bow-tie, creating speculation that a female Doctor could soon be stepping into the TARDIS
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Obama's big Syria speech: 4 massive challenges he faces
feature On Tuesday night, the president takes his case for military action to the people. It might not make a huge difference.
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Syria accepts Russia's chemical weapons deal: Now what?
feature Bashar al-Assad's foreign minister says Syria will relinquish control of its massive chemical weapons arsenal. But the devil may be in the details.
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California's health-care exchange: Proof ObamaCare works?
feature The Golden State's premiums are surprisingly low. But don't expect other states to follow suit.
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Vladimir Putin may have won big on Syria
feature But if he's not careful he could find himself painted into a corner
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Syria's chemical weapons deal: A victory for Assad?
feature The embattled Syrian president is expected to hand over his chemical weapons. Rebels say that's not enough.
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Your terrible sports team is killing you
feature Sorry, Cleveland
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The new iPhone's fingerprint sensor could make passwords irrelevant
feature Say goodbye to four-digit pins
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