More than 500 flights cancelled ahead of the East Coast’s dreaded weekend storm.
Washington Post shuts down its column on “what was fake on the internet this week.”
Haiti’s opposition presidential candidate calls the planned run-off a farce with only one candidate.
Probably no surprise that of all the candidates, Trump’s Wikipedia page is the most edited.
Google has paid Apple at least $1 billion to be the iPhone’s search bar.
Singapore will have driverless or near driverless neighborhoods in less than five years. Predictions about driverless cars.
South Africa lifts ban on trading rhino horns, gives rhinos their death sentence.
Humans have kept elephants for thousands of years, longer than we’ve domesticated chickens.
After seizing a child porn website last year, the FBI continued to run it for two weeks.
Report of a literal highway theft in Russia.
How to grasp the cost of falling oil prices in Canada: The 8-Dollar Cauliflower.
I always look after long-term needs. An interview with the “Best Finance Minister in the World.” #audio
Saudi Arabia says chess is forbidden in Islam; Iran disagrees.
City Council in Denmark requires school lunch menus to include pork in defiance of Muslim refugees.
Professional skiiers produce highlight reels by planning all their travel at the last minute.
New Field Notes notebook celebrates Chicago pride.
Bummer, but: You’ll likely spend 3.5 days of your life untangling headphones.
R. Kelly pretended that he doesn’t know who Dave Chappelle is in a GQ interview.
What happens when pickup artists are rejected by a society of hippies. #longreads
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