Only Plane at Ghost Airport on Politician’s Head
When Pacific Standardvisited Spain’s ghost airport last year, thieves had just walked off with bronze fingers from a…
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State Arts Agencies Refuse to Die
One state arts agency barely escapes extinction, while another returns to life.
Will Japan Follow Germany’s Path to Green Energy?
As Japan shuts down the last of its nuclear reactors, Germany shows the way to an energy-efficient future with its rapid timetable for conversion to renewables.
Can Obamacare Win by Losing at Highest Court?
Might Obamacare's poor showing today at the Supreme Court offer a silver lining for those who favor expanded access to health care?
Feds Appear Clueless About Their Own E-Waste
Despite a decade of good intentions, the U.S. government has a poor understanding of how best to dispose of its used electronics.
Easter Earthquake Pointed Out Some Faults
A deadly 2010 earthquake in Mexico that sealed off an overtaxed fishing ground also revealed a “treasure trove” of seismic data in California.
New York’s White Roofs Prove They’re Cool
A new study quantifies the true beauty of white roofs — dramatically cooler surfaces that reduce discomfort, cooling costs, and a tad of global warming.
Rush Limbaugh’s Non-Apology Apology
Research reveals the rhetorical tricks Rush Limbaugh used to minimize personal responsibility as he apologized to the woman he called a slut.
New Statin Warnings Include Brain-Related Effects
The cholesterol-reducing drugs known as statins are popular, but the FDA wants Americans to know there are some side effects.
Global Fistula Care Map Aims to Expand Treatment
A new effort hopes to connect new mothers suffering from fistula in developing countries with the medical care they need.