You binged-listened and -watched Lemonade all week. Now see the only review you can agree with.
Armed with a macro lens, artist Pyanek shows how the everyday is anything but average.
Boehner calls Ted Cruz “Lucifer in the flesh,” “the most miserable son of a bitch in my life.”
Don’t underestimate Trump’s top advisor, who made “a booming business working with dictators.”
Wilson Quarterly puts together an illustrated guide to the history of camouflage.
Economist creates table to measure how much competitive runners slow down as they get older.
How to drink in Qatar, where alcohol is mostly illegal.
Dispatch from Nepal, where a government-aided fuel crisis is used to suppress ethnic minorities.
Feinstein and Burr’s bill is not based in any technical reality. Lawmakers don’t understand encryption.
Panda-suited man shot by Baltimore police after he threatens to bomb a TV station.
Yes, that links Eazy-E and Phil Collins. Five moments trace hip-hop’s love affair with Phil Collins.
Top NFL prospect tumbles after a draft-day Twitter hack shows him smoking a bong through a gas mask.
Ed Balls. Brief history of Twitter’s Ed Balls day.
Related: Ed Balls celebrates this year’s anniversary by baking his famous tweet a cake.
Weight Watchers Connect is the only social media network remaining that doesn’t make me hate myself.
See also: Wikipedia’s amazing, very entertaining list of missing aircraft.
He will take up the new role following the promotion of Frank Drouet as the group's head of global markets
Two ex-traders punished by the FCA following Libor scandal
Prince was the rare rock star who took his female collaborators and bandmates seriously.
Google knows who you’ll vote for. What if we let them?
A fun look at how book covers are made—and rejected.
Basic income is just another neoliberal Trojan horse that puts abstract equality ahead of shifting the levers of power. #opinions
When tragedy struck Paris, the city’s Airbnb hosts responded.
Two artists go on a tinder date, each agreeing beforehand to make a film. #video
Two artists go on a Tinder date, each agreeing beforehand to make a film.
Cyber risk retains its top spot as the big concern for participants, but worries over macroeconomic issues are hot on its heels
Forty per cent of all payments between the UK and China were made using the Chinese currency, Swift data shows
Four new futures contracts will be added in the second quarter of the year, giving investors new ways to hedge FX risk
US destroys $800m of the Islamic State’s cash reserves with air strikes.
Lucid, entertaining John Lanchester piece on what money is exactly and what it will become next.
In 1980, LA had the most engineers in the world—why did the Bay Area end up the home of tech?
Latest music video from M. Sage features a strange, beautiful trip to a botanical garden. #video
Belgium extradites Paris attack suspect to face trial in France.
Lawyer for suspected Paris bomber says his client “has the intelligence of an empty ashtray.”
Results from Tuesday’s northeast primaries: Trump rolls, Clinton nears clinching.
Clinton campaign accused of bumping Bernie’s Facebook groups offline at key moments.
Trump passes Romney’s popular vote total, and is likely to break the GOP record.
When Trump dumps on Clinton for being a woman, Chris Christie’s wife is amused, not annoyed.
Bodyhackers are all around you. They’re called women. IUDs as preview to the cyborg future.
What it’s like to paint a president who can’t escape his smirk.
Man attacked in New York for looking exactly like Shia LaBeouf.
RIP original Polvo drummer Eddie Watkins—here is “Tilebreaker” from the band’s second album. #video
Smart people are frequently unhappy because they choose stupid methods for measuring success.
Twelve-year-old girl runs half-marathon by mistake.
Core surfers rightly snort at almost every crossover effort to depict their world. William Finnegan on surf writing.
Creating or upgrading compliance policies and technology may seem actions to please regulators, but this could reap rewards
