Social Justice ‘Where Soldiers Come From’ Returns Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney was widely criticized for not mentioning the sacrifices of American troops during his… Tom Jacobs
Economics Nepalese Tigers Figure Out How To Avoid Rush Hour Ev’ryone el-us is jealous Via Kate Shaw at Ars Technica: We don’t necessarily need to separate human and… Marc Herman
Economics Two Border Collies Conduct an EPA Cleanup Good boy Via Science Now, the EPA has found that letting two dogs run around a beach improved the quality… Marc Herman
Economics Freeze! WYD? Don’t you dare LOL! It’s always fascinating to consider the ways new technologies are simultaneously helping and hurting us. Some disturbing evidence… Tom Jacobs
Economics Happy(ish) World Veil Day It’s International Hijab Day. The event began in 2004 to protest the French government’s ban on wearing the… Marc Herman
Environment The Buffalo Massacre Spinoff Economy First hides, then meat, then bones, then nostalgia John Gravois
Social Justice Soup? Art? The Quandary Thickens. Talk about coming full circle. Beginning Sunday, most Target stores will be selling special-edition cans of Campbell’s Tomato… Tom Jacobs
Environment A Hotter World Won’t Automatically be a More Fiery World With 2012 on track to be the worst year on record for wildfires in the U.S.—although Isaac’s heavy… Michael Todd
Economics Who is Bombing Mexico’s Nanotech Labs? Policemen outside the Monterrey Institute of Technology after a letter bomb exploded there in August 2011. (A. FRANCO/AP/PRESS… Vince Beiser
Economics Rats, Enlisted Anti-mining NGOs have known for awhile that a properly-trained rat can smell explosives and signal the threat’s location… Marc Herman