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Dan Slater is the author of Love in the Time of Algorithms: What Technology Does to Meeting and Mating. On Jan. 18 he married the yoga instructor.
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This Cop Saved U.S. Teens From a Cartel
Cartel Land<p>In this excerpt from <i>Wolf Boys</i>, about two American teens recruited by a Mexican drug cartel, we meet Robert Garcia, the cop whose job it became to track the boys down.</p>

Richard Price Gives It Up for Stories
StreetwiseThe author of ‘The Whites’ and ‘Clockers’ talks about genre fiction, about hitting the street for research, and about the details that can bring a story alive.

Can’t Find Me Love
OK, CupidOne journalist turned to online dating to find love—and discovered his parents’ own dating history. By Dan Slater.

The Happiness Project
Researching LifeThe famous Grant Study tracked hundreds of Harvard men from youth to death to determine what predicts contentment.

Can You Prosecute Dishonest Daters?
The case was about military honors and free speech, but federal judges also wondered about dishonest online daters, writes Dan Slater.

Are White Shoe Law Firms In Peril?
CorporateDewey & LeBoeuf is near collapse. Inside the deadly combination of economic malaise and inept management.

Affirmative Action Not Dead Yet
Could a new Supreme Court case mean the end of race-based admissions? Not so fast, writes Dan Slater.
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