Every day, the same, again
Detroit police officers fight each other in undercover op gone wrong
The newest museum in Washington, D.C., is a $500 million institution dedicated to a single book.
How Facebook Figures Out Everyone You’ve Ever Met (A man who years ago donated sperm to a couple, secretly, so they could have a child—only to have Facebook recommend the child as a person he should know.)
Apple, Amazon, Facebook, and Google
That program is called Amazon Flex, and it accomplishes Amazon’s “last-mile” deliveries
This 28-year-old’s company makes millions buying from Walmart and selling on Amazon
Researchers proved that it’s mathematically impossible to halt aging in multicellular organisms like humans [study]
Physicists find we’re not living in a computer simulation
Dark-matter hunt fails to find the elusive particles. Physicists begin to embrace alternative explanations for the missing material.
Mail-Order CRISPR Kits Allow Absolutely Anyone to Hack DNA
The neural underpinnings of the decoy effect — a marketing strategy in which one of three presented options is unlikely to be chosen but may influence how an individual decides between the other two options
Algorithm Predicts If Twitter Users Are Becoming Mentally Ill
Teen Girl Posed For 8 Years As Married Man To Write About Baseball And Harass Women
Over almost 30 years of consulting, I’ve encountered countless examples of manipulation, bullying, and inappropriate use of power. Three kinds of responses have proven to be consistently effective for confronting most garden-variety manipulators.
New Zealand’s War on Rats Could Change the World The nation wants to eradicate all invasive mammal predators by 2050. Gene-editing technology could help—or it could trigger an ecological disaster of global proportions.
Photographer Spends 9 Years on One Street Corner Capturing Same Commuters Every Day
