Sara Goldsmith

Sara Goldsmith lives in London and edits books about architecture and design. You can follow her on Twitter.

Design
Dec. 7 2012 5:30 AMThe Crazy Keyboards of YesteryearAnd how they could lead us to a better typing future.Sara Goldsmith
Design
May 22 2012 6:48 AMThe Perfection of the Paper ClipIt was invented in 1899. It hasn’t been improved upon since.Sara Goldsmith
Top Right
Aug. 16 2011 11:18 AMJeanne Gang, ArchitectBy carefully rethinking how things are made, Gang elevates green architecture to new heights.Sara Goldsmith
Design
June 20 2012 6:00 AMThe Rise of the ForkKnives and spoons are ancient. But we’ve only been eating with forks for a few centuries.Sara Goldsmith
Top Right
Aug. 16 2011 11:18 AMMaterial InterestsStudio Gang's most inventive projects.Sara Goldsmith
  News & Politics
Politics
Jan. 23 2015 7:09 PM Iowa’s Early Birds Republican presidential candidates are trying to figure out the secret of success in the Hawkeye State. John Dickerson
Did the Charlie Hebdo Murders Really Represent Something New?
The Kentucky Senator Who Beat Mitch McConnell at His Own Game
The Seven Types of Cybercriminals
#MuckReads: Bad Science, Crazy Mining Laws, and Other Horror Stories
Eight Lessons From the Charlie Hebdo Attacks
Texas’ Experts Used Discredited Science—and Lied—to Restrict Abortion
  Business
Moneybox
Jan. 23 2015 7:41 PM I Was a Flight Attendant, and I Also Thought SkyMall Was Incredibly Weird Jeff Friedrich
Uber Study Finds Driving for Uber Is Great. Uber Study Is Flawed.
Can This One Weird Trick Save Europe’s Economy?
Delta Way Oversold Two Flights of People Heading to the Sundance Film Festival
Kids’ Birthday Parties Have Become Absurdly Extravagant. Here’s How We Let It Happen.
Uber Raises Another $1.6 Billion in Funding, Because Why Not Have More Money
Tootsie Roll CEO’s Death Shines Wall Street Spotlight on Secretive Candy Empire
  Life
Quora
Jan. 25 2015 7:11 AM How Can I Get My Cat to Like Me More? Quora Contributor
Are You Grilling Italian Sausages on Your Radiator? For the Love of God, Turn Down Your Heat.
The Magnificent Ottoman Ruins of Ishak Pasha Palace
These Sleek Pop-Up Rentals Designed for Broke Millennials Redefine Prefab Housing
I Am Ready to Declare a Truce in the Gay Cake Wars
A Close Reading of SkyMall
The Info-Dense Maps Civilians Used to Follow WWII From the Home Front
  Double X
The XX Factor
Jan. 22 2015 12:21 PM GOP Women Stopped the 20-Week Abortion Bill. That’s Not Standing Up for Reproductive Rights. Amanda Marcotte
Ultra-Orthodox Women in Israel Are Treated Horribly. So They Started Their Own Party. 
Boehner Applauded Equal Pay at Last Year’s State of the Union. Why Not This Year?
Obama Declares Child Care “a Must Have”
What Happens When Kids Eat Pizza
The Pope Tells Catholics Not to Breed “Like Rabbits” but Refuses to Endorse Contraception
Sororities Want to Fight Sexual Assault By Throwing Their Own Booze-Fueled Ragers
  Slate Plus
Slate Picks
Jan. 23 2015 11:55 AM What Happened at Slate This Week? Traffic swami Jeremy Stahl tallies his favorite stories of the week, from #Ballghazi to #SotU. Jeremy Stahl
A Spoiler-Filled Podcast on American Horror Story: Freak Show Episode 13
What Should Slate Do in 2015? Tell Slate’s Editor in Chief.
A Spoiler-Filled Podcast on Downton Abbey Episode 3
Mark Joseph Stern on What You Should Read From Slate This Week
  Arts
Brow Beat
Jan. 24 2015 11:57 PM Michael Shannon and Ramin Bahrani on How Shannon Improvised His Last Line in 99 Homes Forrest Wickman
Listen to “Four Five Seconds,” the New Song By Kanye West, Rihanna, and Paul McCartney
Ramin Bahrani on Why He Dedicated His New Movie to Roger Ebert
Once Again, the NFL Gets a Very Funny Bad Lip Reading
Just About Every Famous Detroit Rapper Stars in Eminem’s “Detroit vs. Everybody” Video
Michael Shannon and Ramin Bahrani on Creating the Gordon Gekko of Real Estate
The Trailer for Peter Bogdanovich’s Long-Shelved Rom-Com Is Finally Here
  Technology
Future Tense
Jan. 23 2015 5:52 PM State Department Wants Frozen PSAs About Climate Change Lily Hay Newman
The Nerd Scare: How the U.S. Government Is Overreacting to Hackers and Journalists
People Who Are Great With Reading Social Cues Are Also Great With the Internet
Netflix Says Piracy Is Still Its Biggest Competitor
Here’s How We’re Going to Solve the Global Chocolate Shortage
Hundreds of Private Jets Delivered People to Davos. Also, It’s Climate Change Day at Davos.
A Haunting Timelapse Video Shows Arctic Sea Ice Slowly Slip Away
  Health & Science
New Scientist
Jan. 25 2015 8:01 AM Mass Surveillance Will Not Stop Terrorism Let’s do the math. Ray Corrigan
Striking Sun Halo Display in Sweden (Photo)
Watch the Moon Get Squashed From Orbit
Shop SkyMall for Science That Is Decades Ahead of Regular Science
The Anti-Vaccine Movement Says Measles Isn’t Dangerous. Oh, Yes, It Is.
Crash Course Astronomy Episode 2: Naked-Eye Observing
How Food and Drink Make Us Go Mmm
  Sports
Sports Nut
Jan. 23 2015 7:19 PM Dumb Luck The New England Patriots’ prevention of fumbles is nearly impossible. Warren Sharp
The Five Stages of Patriots Fans’ Ballghazi Grief
Why NFL Quarterbacks Should Be Allowed to Do What They Want With Their Balls
Why Bill Belichick and His Antics Make the NFL a Better Place
NFL Investigates Patriots for Possibly Tampering With AFC Championship Game Balls
The Gridiron Boudoir: A Totally Sensual NFL Erotic Fiction Series
Why Urban Meyer’s Ohio State Is Set to Be a Perennial Title Contender