
Can you really win the lottery every single time you play? In a word, yes. In two words, heck yes.

Brandon Ferdig wonders whether his state of Minnesota should gamble on its citizens’ susceptibility.

There are two types of sports fans in 2012 America. Jim Jividen is in the group that dislikes Tim Tebow.

In part two of the Moustache Club’s (Early) Father’s Day Fiction Special, Oliver Lee Bateman offers a short sketch of a couple planning their second honeymoon.

We are in an era where we’re redefining what a good risk to take is, and what the reward should be for taking it.

Two of the anonymous winners from Maryland are reportedly returning to their normal day jobs in order to keep their jackpots a secret. (Seems to us that as soon as the 100″ flat screens arrive, the neighbors might get a tad suspicious, but…)
What would you do? Who would you tell?

Jackie Summers talks about entrepreneur’s own special blend of risk tolerance that creates the unpredictable, terrifying and euphoric environment of a start-up.
Nick Lehr buys scratch tickets for the same reason he used to collect baseball cards—the pursuit of the big score.

Ben Cohen, the first half of Ben & Jerry’s ice cream, was at Union Station in Washington on Tuesday to literally give cash away. These were no ordinary bills, though.

Ryan Beck won third place at the California State Science Fair with a football helmet that could reduce sports-related brain injuries in pros and teens alike.

Ladies and Gentlemen; this is called, “Taking a Stand.”

Political Scientist Samantha Power tells the story of a complicated hero, Sergio Vieira de Mello.

An article in The Atlantic exposes the reality of male survivors who’ve been assaulted by females, including Don Draper, the main character in the show Mad Men.

Where fantasy stops, untruths begin. Carl Pettit writes on the relationship between media and body image.

Can people be so tainted that even when they do a good deed, it somehow isn’t?

Matthew Clarke’s conversation with his daughter about her really wanting a cookie is reenacted with him and another full-grown adult.

From the Seavers, to the Simpsons, to the Starks, here is a collection of the greatest advice from our beloved fictional dads from TV.

These are comments by bobbt, Patty, and Michael Cusden on the post “What Dads Really Want For Father’s Day”.

We are only given a few moments in life when something feels truly perfect. For Gint Aras, that perfect feeling came with a linen cap on a street in Lithuania.

It took a few years and a lot of broken hearts for Gint Aras to discover what it would take for him to be ready for real love.

Total Cereal and Men’s Health want to give America’s most well-rounded guy a trip for two to New York City.

If the clothes don’t make the man, do they at least signal what kind of man wears them?
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This is a comment by CJ on the post “What to the Child of Domestic Violence is Father’s Day?”