Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

Ebola
	The Ebola Story That Should Outrage You Most U.S. patients are surviving the disease. Maybe we should make sure West African patients get the same treatment? By Jonathan Cohn

2014 Midterms
	Think the Midterms Don't Matter? Tell That to 70,000 Poor, Uninsured People in Maine. And the fate of those people may have just changed. By Alec MacGillis

How Female Comedians Went from Self-Hating to the Self-Help Shelf Nothing in the history of the female comic has prepared us for the latest brand of feel-good feminist comedy. By Rebecca Traister The Director of the Viral Cat-Calling Video Explains Why It Has So Few White Men Because the two-minute video was created from ten hours of footage, it raises questions about omission. By Molly Mirhashem The Russian Sanctions Are Working: Putin Can't Keep Buying Popularity The economic prognosis for Putin does not look good. By Maria Snegovaya