June 5, 2015

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Hackers expose US government employee data—that’s three federal data breaches in the past year.

Officials believe China is behind the latest federal data attack, and that it was state-sponsored.

Yesterday marked the 23rd anniversary of the Tiananmen Square protest. #photos

“It’s not just that Curry is a great shooter, it’s that Curry is the most creative great shooter ever.”

Expansive interactive documentary tells stories of interaction between internet and built environment.

A $25 new test opens diagnostic door by reporting nearly every virus you’ve been exposed to.

Ireland would have sued over Thierry Henry’s infamous 2010 World Cup handball—until FIFA paid them off.

Why, if soccer is to progress past FIFA, Qatar and Russia must be stripped of the World Cup.

When your opponents hope their knees don’t blow out before halftime: Welcome to over-40s soccer.

A season trailing one of London’s most infamous soccer clubs while its soul is rebuilt from scratch.

The plan to save the drying Dead Sea with Red Sea water might transform it beyond recognition.

Surrendering is out of vogue, as victors and vanquished lack the trust to believe anyone would actually stop fighting.

Friending your roommate: “He turns to me and asks, ‘Where’s your other half?’ and my insides turn to sludge.”

Portland’s Ethiopian community hit hard as taxis look market share to Uber.

Like Japan as Perry sailed into Tokyo, we should be ready to imagine a radically revised future. #opinions

Mermaid-tail enthusiasts protest after Edmonton bans tails in public pools.