Jon Wiener
Jon Wiener

Jon Wiener is professor of history at the University of California, Irvine, a contributing editor of the Nation, and is the author, most recently, of Historians in Trouble: Plagiarism, Fraud, and Politics in the Ivory Tower.

History Book Blitz
May 19 2005 4:30 AMThe Different Ways of Teaching About FreedomJon Wiener
History Book Blitz
May 17 2005 7:17 AMHow To Revive History by "Teaching the Conflicts"Jon Wiener
History Book Blitz
May 18 2005 4:21 AMMultiple Perspectives Aren't So Hard To Deal WithJon Wiener
  News & Politics
Politics
March 2 2015 6:26 PM Cleveland’s Worst In the Tamir Rice shooting and other travesties, why do good police officers stand behind their reckless colleagues? Jamelle Bouie
Jeb Bush Denounces the Obscure Federal Institution That Helped His Business 20 Years Ago
The Supreme Court’s Motivated Reasoning Could Destroy Obamacare
The Real Reason Netanyahu Is Willing to Risk Israel’s Relationship with the U.S.    
One of the Most Important, Least Understood Cases of the Supreme Court’s Term
U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara Talks Too Much
The Anti-Death Penalty Crowd Has a Tough Sell at CPAC 
#MuckReads:  Air Marshals Behaving Badly and Other Investigative Reporting
  Business
Moneybox
March 2 2015 6:11 PM The Semi-Retirement Myth Don’t buy the tales of meaningful work into your 70s. Your retirement is inevitable—and bleaker than the last generation’s. Helaine Olen
Are You 30? Tinder Has Officially Decided You’re Old.
Overfunded Uber Will Sink Excess Money Into Print Magazine
If the Supreme Court Guts Obamacare, Republicans Might Just Keep It Alive
Ford's Latest Experiment Is a Smartbike That Connects to iPhones
Snapchat’s Ambitious Plan to Become More Powerful Than TV
Venmo Issues Apology for Security Shortcomings
Looks Like Uber Got Hacked
  Life
Outward
March 2 2015 5:39 PM Russell Tovey Flexes His Way Into Femmephobia J. Bryan Lowder
An Anti-Gay Alabama Justice Wants to End Civil Marriage. Bring It!
Built-In Furniture That Functions as Architecture Rather Than Décor
Help! My Dying Stepmother Is Comparing Her Death to My Mom’s.
Yes, White Guys Can Go to Black Barbershops
This Chairman Mao Has a Big, Hard Head
How to Make Foamed Milk Easily at Home
What Are Cultural Faux Pas When Working at Star Trek’s Starfleet?
  Double X
The XX Factor
March 2 2015 5:52 PM CPS Finds "Free-Range" Parents Responsible for Unsubstantiated Child Neglect. Now What? Hanna Rosin
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
Todd Akin Is Thinking About Running for Senate. Legitimately.
This Drug for Binge-Eating Disorder May Be Shady. That Doesn’t Mean the Disease Isn't Real.
Why Do Women Vote Republican?  
Women May Not Seek Help for Heart Attacks Because They Fear Being Seen as Hypochondriacs
  Slate Plus
Television
March 2 2015 1:10 AM The Walking Dead Podcast Listen to an early release of Slate's recap of Episode 12, "Remember." Mike Vuolo and Chris Wade
A Spoiler-Filled Podcast on Downton Abbey Episode 9
Josh Keating on His Favorite Reads From Slate This Week
Slate’s Copy Desk Awards Its Redline of the Month
Why Adults Shouldn’t Read YA (Audio)
  Arts
Brow Beat
March 2 2015 10:14 PM Bob Dylan Gets Stuck in a Noir Love Triangle in the  “Night We Called It a Day” Music Video Sharan Shetty
Is Kanye West’s New Song Based on This Obscure, 45-Year-Old Outtake From Paul McCartney?
Spock’s Struggle Was His Fans’ Struggle, Too
Watch the Short Film That Became the Oscar-Winning Whiplash
Watch Pussy Riot’s Very Pussy-Riot Cameo on House of Cards
Hairless Dogs Never Looked So Good 
Ten Years After Never Let Me Go, Ishiguro’s New Novel Is Another Beyond-Genre Masterpiece
  Technology
Future Tense
March 2 2015 7:13 PM Ikea Wants You to Wirelessly Charge Your Smartphone on Tables, Desks, and Lamps Lily Hay Newman
New Study Says Climate Change Helped Spark Syrian Civil War
ISIS Supporters Publicly Threaten Twitter Co-Founder Jack Dorsey
Feds Finally Admit Controversial Surveillance Device Can Disrupt Your Cell Service
Google Is Thinking About Ranking Search Results Based on Facts Instead of Links
Could the Supreme Court’s Fish Case Decision Free the Boston Bomber’s Friend?
We Need to Be Cautious About A.I. But That Does Not Mean You Should Fear It.
  Health & Science
Bad Astronomy
March 2 2015 4:40 PM Waterspout Scares Beachgoers in Brazil Phil Plait
Tell Us What Color You Thought the Dress Was: Poll
Look, I Can’t Force You to Understand Gravity. But I Can Accelerate the Process.
The Week in Political Buffoonery
Science Dorks Battle It Out on SciShow Quiz Show
Tickets to Space
How Do You Get Baby Llamas? It’s Ridiculously Complicated.
  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.