Week of July 24, 2017 Archives

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Monday, July 24
Psychedelic Drug Movement Is Back, but Buttoned-Down
Mike Riggs, Reason
Eugenicist William Shockley: Silicon Valley's First Bad Boy
Scott Rosenberg, Wired
Police Test Limits of Medical Privacy in Opioid Fight
Michael Catalini, AP
The Deadly Secret Cruise Lines Don’t Want You to Know
Jacob Passy, MarketWatch
Journals Publish Fake 'Star Wars' Science
Neuroskeptic, Discover Magazine
U.S. Immigration Raids to Target Teen Gang Members
Julia Edwards Ainsley, Reuters
Tuesday, July 25
Smugglers Offer Crammed Big Rigs as ‘V.I.P. Treatment’ to U.S.
Elliot Spagat, AP
We Won't See You in Court: The Era of Tort Lawsuits Is Waning
Joe Palazzolo, WSJ
How 'Ban the Box' Makes Hiring Bias Worse
Dan Kopf, Quartz
U.S. Debt Collectors Gouge Student Loan Defaulters
Michelle Conlin, Reuters 
Lawyers From Tobacco Wars Go After Opioid Makers
Jeanne Whalen, WS Journal
Off-Color Trademarks, Then and Now
Sarah Jeong, Verge
Wednesday, July 26
Ben & Jerry's Has Controversial Herbicide
Stephanie Strom, New York Times
Pricey U.S. Troop Chow in Mideast
Crofton Black, Bureau of Investigative Journalism
What I Know About My Best Friend's Murder
Carolyn Murnick, New York Magazine
Looking for New Antibiotics in All the Gross Places
Maryn McKenna, Atlantic
Thursday, July 27
Hired for Candor, Black Prof Faces Backlash
Steve Kolowich, Chronicle of Higher Ed
Aboard the Only U.S. Nuclear Merchant Ship
Sean Gallagher, Ars Technica
That Airline Seat You Paid for Isn't Yours
Scott McCartney, Wall Street Journal
Looming Disaster on America's River Waterways
Shane Shifflett, Wall Street Journal
Friday, July 28
Banks Fight Consumer Bureau Over Arbitration
Jared Bennett, Center for Public Integrity
Planned Parenthood Accused of Skirting Partial-Birth Ban
Bill McMorris, Free Beacon
New Study Questions Finishing Your Antibiotics
Emma Court, MarketWatch
Saturday, July 29
RealClearInvestigations' Picks of the Week
The Editors, RealClearInvestigations
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