The A to Z of Amazon
Stacy Lawson probes The World According to Amazon in this alphabetical array.
Is the Dark Really Making Me Sad?
How do Scandinavians deal with long, dark winters? And what might this teach us about the relationship between our moods and sunlight? Linda Geddes writes.
The Great Dow Jones Myth
Lola E Peters uncovers the highly speculative nature of one of America’s religious icons: the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
Satanic Temple puts up anti-paddling billboard in Springtown
The Satanic Temple put up a billboard in Springtown this week opposing the paddling of students, an issue that caused a controversy several years ago in the small town northwest of Fort Worth, TX.
Australian police minister reports himself for using phone in car
An Australian police minister says he did not realise he was breaking the law when he picked up his mobile phone while driving.
Teen Attempts To Kill Girl For Sending Too Many Snapchats
A Utah girl was shot in the head and left for dead after two boys in her school became annoyed that she was messaging them too much on the popular Snapchat app.
If you publish Georgia’s state laws, you’ll get sued for copyright infringement — and lose
Because the law is not for everyone.
President Donald J. Trump Proclaims April 2017 as National Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month
President Trump’s latest proclamation.
April 1, 1967: Seattle’s First Be-In
When Tom Robbins declared Shazam!
The Not-So-Hidden Politics of Urban Planning
Hostile architecture is the cause, not the cure. Clementine Malgras writes.

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