May 25, 2016

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Obama aims to transfer a quarter of the remaining Guantanamo detainees to other countries by the end of his term.

The world often forgets Nagasaki. Based on his itinerary, so did Obama.

The media stopped covering racial justice, favoring presidential campaigns—because journalism is overwhelmingly white.

Libertarians have a Trump-sized opportunity: They could respond with an experienced ticket, or they could nominate McAfee.

GOP leaders consider changing nomination process, demoting powerful states, and possibly banning independents.

Four hundred authors pen open letter expressing concern about Donald Trump. That should do the trick.

“If the extremely wealthy…can destroy publications they want to silence, that’s a far bigger threat to freedom of the press.”

Google wants to start replacing passwords with biometric logins and typing patterns—this year.

The French have responded to their ballyhooed new law against the creep of work email with a collective shrug.

Japan provided more than half of all financing for international coal projects since 2006.

The life coach who trains life coaches says advice from others is nothing: Listening to yourself is everything.

“Subaru cultivated its image as a car for lesbians—and did so at a time when few companies would embrace or even acknowledge their gay customers.”

An oral history of An Inconvenient Truth, the slideshow that wanted to save the world.

Explaining chess would be like “explaining cigarettes to a robot,” except chess is more addicting.

Frost is “had,” Angelou “rise,” Dickinson “little”: Poets visualized with the words they use most often.

Vast majority of Americans have no idea what “gig economy” is supposed to mean.

Never retire.