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Scientific evidence suggests enhanced interrogation techniques may have limited potential for obtaining accurate intelligence compared to other methods. via Brain Blogger

Bon Appétit shares a roundup of recipes featured in their 2014 issues.

The Senate released a report on the CIA's use of torture, which details horrific treatment of detainees. via kottke.org

A newly declassified Senate report details "enhanced interrogation techniques" used by the CIA on al-Qaeda suspects after 9/11, including torture such as waterboarding and sleep deprivation. via Quartz

A US Senate report confirms that the CIA used torture on suspected terrorists, but it didn't help the US find Osama bin Laden.

Philosopher Daniel Cloud argues that humans actively shape language and culture rather than being passively influenced by them. via Quartz

This article from Food52 details how to buy, store, and cook radicchio, a bitter vegetable that can be enjoyed in salads, risottos, and even cake. Recipes are included. via Food52

Hendrik Hertzberg reflects on his time editing The New Republic and his decision to change the magazine's slogan back to "A Weekly Journal of Opinion."

Jon Stewart had a difficult time joking about the Eric Garner case, saying he needed "more f---ing time" to find humor in the grand jury's decision not to indict the officer.

Consequence ranks Wu-Tang Clan's albums from worst to best, discussing the group's impact, mythology, and evolution. via Consequence

This spring style guide offers recommendations on key pieces to refresh your wardrobe. via Highsnobiety

Nature announced a new content-sharing policy that makes all research papers published in *Nature* free to read in a special read-only format. via Nature