Latest articles by Keith Wagstaff
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Nearly 4 in 10 white Americans have zero non-white friends
feature A new poll shows that we still live in a very racially segregated country
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The Florida man who allegedly killed his wife and documented it on Facebook
feature An extreme case of over-sharing
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10 things you need to know today: August 10, 2013
Daily Briefing Obama announces NSA reforms, Connecticut grapples with a deadly plane crash, and more
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What happens to NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden now?
feature The suddenly world-famous leaker is hiding in Hong Kong. That might not have been the smartest place to pick
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Xbox One: 5 details revealed at E3
feature Microsoft reveals the console's price, release date, and a slew of new games
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6 international responses to the NSA surveillance program
feature Americans aren't the only ones being spied on
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WATCH: What it's like to be inside a tornado
feature A cameraman risks his safety to capture a frightening glimpse on video
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A brief history of cursing in politics
feature "Slutbag" is just the tip of the iceberg
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4 ways Hollywood helped the Nazis
feature The Hollywood Reporter claims Hollywood studios went out of their way to appease the Third Reich
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Cleveland kidnapper sentenced to life in prison plus 1,000 years
feature Ariel Castro, who held three women captive for a decade, says he's "not a monster," just sick
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Could Googling 'pressure cookers' and 'backpacks' really get you in trouble with the feds?
feature A journalist claims she was visited by a terrorism task force after some innocent searching
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Are CIA agents being pressured to keep quiet about Benghazi?
feature There may be a Benghazi scandal after all
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10 things you need to know today: August 3, 2013
Daily Briefing The U.S. issues a global travel alert over terrorism fears, Robert Mugabe's party heads to victory in Zimbabwe, and more
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4 reasons fans either love or hate the new Doctor Who
feature The 55-year-old Peter Capaldi will succeed Matt Smith
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Why no city is safe from the fatberg
feature Officials discover a 16.5-ton ball of congealed grease and wet wipes lurking in London's sewers
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Do newly intercepted al Qaeda threats justify NSA snooping?
feature Intelligence officials overheard terrorist "chatter," then closed 22 embassies. Good thing they were listening?
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Al Qaeda's 'Legion of Doom' blew its cover with a conference call
feature U.S. intelligence were able to listen in on a telephonic meeting of more than 20 top terrorists
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Why a dead shark on the New York subway isn't funny
feature Okay, it is a little bit. But there's a reason so many are endangered.
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The rise of the religious left
feature A new study shows that young people are increasingly moving toward progressive religious attitudes
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Young people are ruining Monopoly
feature Hasbro releases a new, "snackable" version of the classic board game — with no jail
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Why 4 out of 5 Americans are struggling to make ends meet
feature Nearly 80 percent reportedly face joblessness, poverty, or welfare at some point in their lives
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Is Francis the most liberal pope ever?
feature Pope Francis has railed against economic injustice while staying mostly mum about abortion and gay marriage. Many conservative Catholics are not pleased.
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Is it weird to follow Bashar al-Assad on Instagram?
feature The Syrian president puts a happy face on a war that has killed an estimated 100,000 people
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5 smart reactions to the Bradley Manning verdict
feature The polarizing secret-spiller faces up to 136 years in prison after being found guilty of 20 crimes. What does it mean for transparency, Obama, and journalism?
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