I’m still waiting for the day I can hop on my hoverboard to zip around my neighborhood, but until then, I’ll settle for the apps making our lives easier every day.

AT&T’s relationship with Breitbart might be about more than the increasing number of visitors passing over the site everyday.

The opportunities are limitless for solar’s future, and much will hinge upon continued investments and incentives provided by governments around the world.

It's a safe bet that in 12 years the nation's highways will have autonomous shipping trucks roaring from coast to coast.

"If this guy in the bar is going to hit me in the face, let him do it with an ethically-sourced, free-trade boxing glove."

Steve Bannon isn't as smart as you think he is.

Images and video are often necessary to make the public understand the horrific consequences of war. America's involvement in Yemen is no different.

The power of “soft news” is that it can reach readers in a way hard news sometimes cannot

You’ve probably heard that “service jobs are starter jobs” or “flipping burgers isn’t a career.”

Whistleblowers become the change they wish to see.

Four decades of racism, empty proclamations, and intransigence can only lead to a candidate like Trump.

Whiteness is a social construct, against which all races are judged, but whether you are deemed to be white depends entirely on your time and place in history

Someone who’s too stupid to realize they’re defecting is one of the best defectors of all.

Welcome to part one of Paste’s five-part series digging in to Donald Trump’s Russian connection.

So the question becomes, where did Donald Trump get 33,000 e-mails from?

51% of millennials don't believe in capitalism, am I part of that cohort?

Rap grew out of the War on Drugs, and its message cannot be divorced from choices made in our nation’s capital.

Abramson seems to have no fucking clue what “reporting” means.

The War on Drugs is simply Jim Crow packaged in to a more politically palatable medium.

10 columns. All from either the NYT or Breitbart. Bet you can't guess 10 out of 10 correctly.

“You lost three games. He’s hit three home runs. You gotta hit him.” What the hell kind of logic is that?

Trump is the Republican Party. The Republican Party is Trump.

You can quote Gavin McInnes directly while describing events that happened and get a harsher description of McInnes than the NYT wrote.

It's the equilibrium prince in supply and demand, which was discovered long before capitalism existed.

The celebrity culture which the Clintons unleashed on the Democratic Party is currently devouring Gillibrand, using logic that honestly doesn’t make any sense.

We have prioritized the accumulation of money over value creation.

Fact-checking is an industry within journalism which has proven to not hold itself to the incredibly high standard of the word “fact.”

The business of both sports and media values cheap talent above all else.

This is an unimpeachable and provable fact. Like gravity.

There is a lesson to be learned here: modern-day Americans tell ourselves a very different tale than recorded history.

If it feels like politics in America is changing, that’s because it is--we’re becoming more like John Dingell, and that’s an unimpeachably good thing.

Last week, we trimmed the field to eight. This week, we declare a champion.

The Democratic Party has finally begun to grow a spine, and it’s ready to go on the offense for the first time in over a generation.

The existence of anti-trust legislation is proof that we all see the uncomfortable reality right in front of our faces.