Rough, smooth or deep: why the sound of a voice is multisensory
Take the rough with the smooth: how the sound of a voice is multisensory, and creates interior meaning through metaphor
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Despite devastating injuries, struggling towns still see football as a way
In the Land of Vendettas That Go On Forever
In Northern Albania, vengeance is as likely a form of restitution as anything the criminal-justice system can offer.
‘Tiny House Hunters’ and the shrinking American dream
Roxane Gay: "It is painfully transparent that people with tiny house budgets often have McMansion dreams"
The scientists persuading terrorists to spill their secrets
The long read: Expert interrogators know torture doesn’t work – but until now, nobody could prove it. By analysing hundreds of top-secret interviews with terror suspects, two British scientists have revolutionised the art of extracting the truth
See the Beautiful, Campy Posters of Meat Fight
Posters that come high in protein.
Did Frank Sinatra Really Perform at My Grandma's High School?
Because sometimes you have to fact-check your grandmother
A Rodeo Doctor Fixes Much More Than Broken Bones
A fixture in bull riding events around the country, Dallas surgeon Tandy Freeman tends to much more than just concussions and broken bones.
Just Listen to This Extremely Remote Canadian Mechanic Talk About His Work Truck
After this walkaround, you'll love the rig, too.
The Nazi of Oak Park
It was a stunning revelation: A respected high school custodian had been a concentration camp guard. This excerpt of a new book examines how the disclosure of a dark secret in the early ’80s divided a suburb.
Was doomed US submarine caught by a monster whirlpool in the South China Sea?
Newly released data from a giant whirlpool near the Paracel Islands could give fresh clues about a major US Navy incident.
Emma Carey: The skydiver who survived a 14000-foot fall
In 2013, Emma Carey went skydiving for the first time and experienced an absolute nightmare. This is why she refuses to let the accident define her.
Russia’s Espionage War in the Arctic
For years, Russia has been using the Norwegian town of Kirkenes, which borders its nuclear stronghold, as a laboratory, testing intelligence operations there before replicating them across Europe.
Troy Aikman ‘never lost at anything.’ He’s just now starting to enjoy it.
'God's Quarterback' was the archetype American success story, but the triumphs everyone saw masked the inner turmoil no one knew about.
A Strange Encounter With A Stranger
We all need picked up out of a roadside ditch now and then