Greek PM promises to resign if nation votes for austerity.
Everything you need to know about the Greek debt crisis.
New US pay rule would restore purchasing power for overtime workers to 1975 levels.
What happens if someone gets a monthly amount without rules and controls? Utrecht takes on basic income experiment.
Carlos Slim—who is richer than Donald Trump—joins NBC and Univision in killing Trump TV projects.
Putin wants to turn a former Arctic mining town into a vacation spot.
What’s drawing sharks to North Carolina beaches: saltier water, warmer weather, plentiful bait fish.
The algorithmic genius of ants.
Floods submerge a Philippines town every year—but the houses float on bamboo.
Electric cars are only as clean as the outlets they plug into—in coal country they should be taxed.
Hartford cries foul as minor league baseball returns, but with a silly new mascot: The Yard Goat.
Busty covers held romance novels back; the anonymous Kindle unlocks untold erotica markets.
Seinfeld‘s dry, referential humor never took hold abroad because it is too hard to translate.
Courtney Barnett, D’Angelo, and NPR’s 25 favorite albums of the first half of 2015.
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Citi loses 20-year veteran as he looks to set up own business
The financial crisis deepens as Athens shuts its banks for a week and imposes capital controls
by Vesna Cremona
America is a proud nation of immigrants—try telling that to everyone on the other side of the door. Life as a white-collar illegal in New York.
SCOTUS takes a Monday victory lap with three final cases.
Following ACA decision, investors bet on insurance market consolidation.
How Obergefell v. Hodges is today’s Loving v. Virginia.
A brief history of the Rainbow flag, which first flew in 1978.
Facebook’s rainbow overlay is an experiment in social movement theory.
In much of the world, the plight of LBGT people is only getting worse.
Polyamory is a fact. It’s time to legalize polygamy.
Defeating ISIS requires a transformed Baghdad.
Ramadan fast daunts Muslims recovering from eating disorders.
Street murals in eastern Congo depict 24‘s Jack Bauer as a folk hero.
Global Jewish population nears pre-Holocaust numbers.
When the government dropped infrastructure, Google stepped in to upgrade internet speeds.
“Manipulating aspects of a virtual environment can affect the perception of empathy.”
Google tech support AI answers questions about life, the universe, and morality.
We’re obsessed with the illusion of agency a responsive machine can provide.
“Using nuclear devices to deflect asteroids is still being considered as a viable option.”
The island is its own island that people on the outside could never understand. Inside Rikers.
The Deck Network has slots open for summer. New advertisers: Get in touch for a nice price.
At Wimbledon, Serena Williams is on track to win a calendar grand slam.
Tennis lefties once dominated—now just two of the top 32 men are southpaws.
Episcopal Church elects its first African American presiding bishop.
