Hallie Lieberman

2 weeks ago | narratively.com | Hallie Lieberman

Folks, we can’t wait to share this brand new story with you. Hallie Lieberman—the intrepid sex-positive reporter behind previous Narratively hits like “The Deep South’s Dames of Dildos”—is back with another banger. Trust us, you’re going to want to make space on your weekend reading list for this fascinating profile. Enjoy!Christopher Metzgar heard the bell ring and began scrambling.

4 weeks ago | slate.com | Hallie Lieberman

Relationships Sign up for the Slatest to get the most insightful analysis, criticism, and advice out there, delivered to your inbox daily. In February, a hacker managed to infiltrate the public television system in the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and broadcast something that few people expected to see: A looping A.I. video of Donald Trump sucking—nay, gobbling—Elon Musk’s bare toes.

2 months ago | progressive.org | Hallie Lieberman

Thrusting their crotches before a construction site backdrop, four male-model types hoist hammers up to their gym-perfected torsos, smiling as if there is no other place they’d rather be than the stage of the Rio Hotel & Casino in the Las Vegas Chippendales show. Women of all ages gawk and scream as the men rip off their white tank tops and toss them into the audience, strip off their pants, swivel, and display their tanned butt cheeks.

2 months ago | thereload.com | Jake Fogleman |Stephen Gutowski |J.D. Tuccille |Hallie Lieberman

The Supreme Court did something unusual in a Second Amendment case this week. It wasn’t the move gun-rights activists have been hoping for. The Court didn’t take up an “assault weapons” ban or concealed carry case. Instead, it granted, vacated, and remanded another felon-in-possession challenge. Contributing Writer Jake Fogleman explains why this time is a bit different from the others and what it might mean. The ATF also got new leadership this week, but not a new face.

2 months ago | washingtonpost.com | Hallie Lieberman

BELLINGHAM, Wash. — Until recently, May Alejandro Rodriguez was a big supporter of gun control. A 21-year-old Mexican American trans woman who is a student at Western Washington University, she was interested in producing music and snapping photos of her friends on Fuji 400 film. But Rodriguez, who voted for Kamala Harris, changed her view on guns when Donald Trump was reelected.