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Just a few examples of Jonathan Vankin's reportage on a variety of intriguing subjects
THE STATE'S POWER TO PROTECT PUBLIC HEALTH, EXPLAINED (CaliforniaLocal.com)
Can the state really impose vaccine mandates and other public health measures legally? Um, yeah, they can. Vankin tells you why, and how it works.
THE PLAYER (San Jose Metro)
From 1992, the story of English soccer star Paul Mariner.
'VISION ZERO' AND AB43, CALIFORNIA'S NEW SPEED LIMIT LAW (CaliforniaLocal.com)
Death on the road went way up during the pandemic. But is it really possible to get rid of traffic fatalities -- completely? Here's how California and severe other areas are trying to make that happen.
CAN DONALD TRUMP START A NUCLEAR WAR? (Heavy.com)
"5 Fast Facts" about a president's ability to launch a nuclear first strike, particularly as it applied to the former guy.
JESUS NEVER EXISTED, SAYS NEW REPORT (Inquisitr)
One of Vankin's more controversial articles, though he has no idea why.
THE REVOLUTIONARY COVID-19 VACCINES, EXPLAINED (CaliforniaLocal.com)
Everything you always wanted to know about the vaccines, but were afraid to ask.
TOP SECRETS (New York Times Magazine)
An inventory of facts and fiction about some of the greatest 20th century mysteries.
FAILED PROMISE (L.A. Weekly)
Vankin's thoughts on the crash of the Concorde.
HACKING TOWARD BETHLEHEM (Salon)
Strange but true tale of the boy who infiltrated MTV's database and made himself a star.
VOTE OF NO CONFIDENCE (San Jose Metro)
Published in 1989, this article about flaws in computerized voting systems remains all-too relevant today.
A LITTLE OFF THE TOP (Wired Magazine)
Head transplant surgery. It's not for everyone. But is it right for you?
SUPERHEROES WITH ISSUES (L.A. Weekly)
Interview with the one and only Stan Lee and some thoughts on comic book neuroses.
VOTESCAM 2000 (New York Press)
A follow-up voting piece, written during the Bush v. Gore fiasco.
Can the state really impose vaccine mandates and other public health measures legally? Um, yeah, they can. Vankin tells you why, and how it works.
THE PLAYER (San Jose Metro)
From 1992, the story of English soccer star Paul Mariner.
'VISION ZERO' AND AB43, CALIFORNIA'S NEW SPEED LIMIT LAW (CaliforniaLocal.com)
Death on the road went way up during the pandemic. But is it really possible to get rid of traffic fatalities -- completely? Here's how California and severe other areas are trying to make that happen.
CAN DONALD TRUMP START A NUCLEAR WAR? (Heavy.com)
"5 Fast Facts" about a president's ability to launch a nuclear first strike, particularly as it applied to the former guy.
JESUS NEVER EXISTED, SAYS NEW REPORT (Inquisitr)
One of Vankin's more controversial articles, though he has no idea why.
THE REVOLUTIONARY COVID-19 VACCINES, EXPLAINED (CaliforniaLocal.com)
Everything you always wanted to know about the vaccines, but were afraid to ask.
TOP SECRETS (New York Times Magazine)
An inventory of facts and fiction about some of the greatest 20th century mysteries.
FAILED PROMISE (L.A. Weekly)
Vankin's thoughts on the crash of the Concorde.
HACKING TOWARD BETHLEHEM (Salon)
Strange but true tale of the boy who infiltrated MTV's database and made himself a star.
VOTE OF NO CONFIDENCE (San Jose Metro)
Published in 1989, this article about flaws in computerized voting systems remains all-too relevant today.
A LITTLE OFF THE TOP (Wired Magazine)
Head transplant surgery. It's not for everyone. But is it right for you?
SUPERHEROES WITH ISSUES (L.A. Weekly)
Interview with the one and only Stan Lee and some thoughts on comic book neuroses.
VOTESCAM 2000 (New York Press)
A follow-up voting piece, written during the Bush v. Gore fiasco.
