June 15, 2015

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With the transfer of six inmates to Oman, Guantánamo holds 116 remaining prisoners.

Hong Kong radicals arrested with explosives ahead of political reform legislation.

Greek state TV network back on the air two years after being closed for austerity.

Iowa Supreme Court rules people have a right to be drunk on their porches.

Big data and drones could help stop elephant poachers.

“More than 8,000 years of coexistence have cultivated a profoundly intimate relationship between elephants and humans.”

Violence against indigenous women in Canada is epidemic—13 women tell their stories.

Using sanitary products as a way to punish female inmates is an all too common, and cruel, occurrence in prison.

American Medical Association to issue guidelines on what advice doctors can disseminate through the press.

American seniors are the only demographic group to make significant gains during the recent economic downturn.

A widow realizes her husband inadvertently took his passwords with him.

A seven-word-long password isn’t hard to remember when you enter it multiple times a day.

The first computer login was secure for only a year, and more about passwords’ past and future.

Your lost airline baggage likely reached its final destination in this Alabama store.

Seven months after hibernation, ESA’s comet lander suddenly wakes up.

Astronauts critique Interstellar: NASA can’t meet with less than a dozen people.

“If you go to Interstellar and don’t feel real, human sadness, sorry, but you may be a cynic.”

Workers discover classroom chalkboard drawings untouched since 1917.

Richard Gasquet hits 70 perfect backhand winners.