Johnny Simon
Johnny Simon

Johnny Simon is a Slate associate photo editor. Email him at johnny.simon@slate.com.

Photography
April 19 2013 5:15 PMPhotos From the Manhunt in BostonJohnny Simon
History
April 2 2013 12:08 PMCivil War Photography at the MetA new exhibition showcases the medium's evolution during the long, deadly conflict.Johnny Simon
  News & Politics
History
March 4 2015 11:45 PM Red Summer In 1919, white Americans visited awful violence on black Americans. So black Americans decided to fight back. Rebecca Onion
Will the Logic That Gutted Obamacare in 2012 Save It This Time?
Ferguson’s Police and City Officials Are the True Criminals
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s Defense Attorney: “It Was Him”
Obamacare Arguments at the Supreme Court Were Silly, Bombastic, and Condescending
Will Kennedy Save Obamacare? Why He Might Spare the Law to Defend a Conservative Principle.
The Gun Deaths of Two Children in Houston Weren’t “Accidents.” They Never Are.
Supporting Prison Reform Is Easy. Deciding Which Prisoners to Set Free Is a Lot, Lot Harder
  Business
The Juice
March 5 2015 2:31 PM A Flighty Wind Thanks to government gridlock, the wind energy industry is grinding to a halt. Daniel Gross
There’s Nothing Quaint About Etsy’s IPO
Ringling Brothers Says It Will Stop Using Elephants in Its Circus Act After Years of Animal-Abuse Allegations
All Hail Austin, Texas, the Boomingest Big City of All
Just Over Half of Americans Want Congress to Fix Obamacare if the Supreme Court Wrecks It
Samsung Can Mock Apple All It Wants, but the iPhone Is Officially Outselling It
There Are No Rich People in America
Virginia’s Sweet Briar College Has a $94 Million Endowment. Why Is It Closing?
  Life
Outward
March 5 2015 1:56 PM Wellesley’s Decision to Admit Transgender Women Is Smart and Just Abby McIntyre
These Okinawan Beaches Have Star-Shaped Sand
Sex Tapes and Silly Questions: U.K. Authorities Routinely Humiliate LGBT Asylum Seekers
What’s It Like to Be LGBTQ in … Greece
Study Finds Students Give Lower Ratings to Asian Professors. Is Racism to Blame?
Mark Twain’s Memory Builder Game Will (Probably Not) Help You Learn Historical Dates 
Why Do People Steal Palm Trees?
Teachers Are Constantly Bombarded With New Reforms Only to See Them Abandoned. Why Even Try?
  Double X
Faith-based
March 5 2015 2:18 PM How Sex Trafficking Became a Christian Cause Célèbre Evangelicals made it less feminist and more mainstream. Ruth Graham
This Gender Discrimination Trial Reveals the Subtle Way Sexism Happens in Silicon Valley
Unintended Pregnancy Is Expensive. For Taxpayers.  
There Are More Men Named John Than Women Running Large Companies
CPS Finds “Free Range” Parents Responsible for Unsubstantiated Child Neglect. Now What?
How Barbara Mikulski Transformed the Senate 
Why Do Poor Women Have More Abortions?
What’s Wrong With the New Documentary About Rape on College Campuses
  Slate Plus
Plus Roundups
March 5 2015 11:29 AM What We Like Right Now Our favorite picks for the week of March 2, curated by Slate writers and editors.
Why It’s Wrong to Fondle Fido
Gabfest Bonus Segment: Why Parks and Rec Was a National Treasure
I Was a Slate Commenter; Now I’m a Slate Writer. Ask Me Anything.
Walking Dead Podcast Early Release: Episode 12, "Remember" 
  Arts
Brow Beat
March 5 2015 2:15 PM Are Edible Coffee Cups Really a Good Idea? I Made Some to Find Out. L.V. Anderson
Spoiler Special: House of Cards Season 3
Hanya Yanagihara in Conversation With Her Editor
Slowing Tennis Down to Show Its Unique Beauty 
The Americans’ Keri Russell on the Best (and Worst) Parts of Spying for the KGB
When Making Life’s Most Important Decisions, Should We Ask for Advice or Trust Intuition?
This Year’s MTV Movie Awards Might Be Better Than the Oscars
  Technology
Future Tense
March 5 2015 2:01 PM I Tried to Watch CSI: Cyber, I Really Did Lily Hay Newman
A Crazy Experiment Attempts to Document Change With a Photo Taken Over 1,000 Years
Netizen Report: China Continues to Crack Down on Virtual Private Networks
A New Approach to Education Technology Takes Emotions Into Account
How Technology Is Changing Our Choices and the Values That Help Us Make Them
You’re Paying Too Much for Wireless. Google Is About to Change That.
Did Hillary Clinton Compromise Her Email Security or Make It Stronger?
  Health & Science
Bad Astronomy
March 5 2015 1:49 PM Four Planets Await After Sunset Phil Plait
Pregnant Women Have a Right to Work, and That Right Is Often Trampled On
Galaxy on the Edge
If You Shake With Someone, Do You Sniff Your Hand Afterward?  
Thinking About God Makes People More Willing to Take Risks
Google Updates Health Page Results to Promote Vaccination
Rosetta Dips Close to a Comet and Spots Its Shadow
  Sports
Sports Nut
Feb. 26 2015 7:41 PM Game, Set, and (Fixed) Match Pro tennis has a match-fixing problem in its lower ranks. Ben Rothenberg
What’s the Hardest Shot in Bowling? It’s Not the 7-10 Split.
Has ASU Discovered the Holy Grail of Free-Throw Distraction?
How John Wall Became the Most Entertaining Player in the NBA
Dean Smith’s Political Approach to Being a Coach Is Missed Now More Than Ever
Why Handball’s World Championship in Qatar Should Worry World Cup Fans
Seattle Didn’t Throw Away the Super Bowl. The Patriots Won It.