boingboing.net – Xeni Jardin The National Geographic magazine has been a nonprofit publication since inception in 1888, but that ends today. The long-running American publication becomes very much for-profit under a […]
scientificamerican.com – Kate Wong The Sciences » News In October 2013 scientists working in South Africa announced that they had discovered a trove of fossil human remains in the pitch-black depths […]
theguardian.com – Claire Phipps A Syrian man who was pictured weeping as he and his family reached the Greek island of Kos last month has arrived in Berlin, it has been […]
thedailybeast.com – Jen Yamato The riveting documentary ‘Welcome to Leith’ chronicles white supremacist Craig Cobb’s mission to create an Aryan utopia in rural Middle America. When hate first arrived in rural […]
businessinsider.com – IFL Science See Also New research has provided the most accurate count yet for the number of trees on Earth: 3.04 trillion. The finding, with 95% accuracy, is about eight […]
nytimes.com – ALISON SMALE VIENNA — Pope Francis on Sunday called on every parish, religious community, monastery and sanctuary in Europe to shelter refugees fleeing “death from war and hunger,” adding […]
theguardian.com – theguardian.com Justin Gatlin could not get close to Usain Bolt in the 200m final in Beijing – but it appears he might have had better luck if he had been […]
businessinsider.com – businessinsider.com Self-driving cars have entered the peak phase of their hype cycle, according to Gartner’s annual Hype Cycle For Emerging Technologies report, released earlier this week. Gartner’s hype cycle […]
eurasiareview.com – Paul Woodward A recent headline at The Intercept seems to have been crafted to deceive its readers: “Wave of TV Ads Opposing Iran Deal Organized By Saudi Arabian Lobbyist” […]
politico.com – Nick Gass Three in ten voters (30 percent) said that Trump is their first choice, followed by retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson at 15 percent. Neither candidate has held elected […]
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