Nepal is caving to pressure from China to ostracize and persecute Tibetans
The rate of identity theft is five times higher among children than among adults
The store has never allowed straight-up pornography, but it’s now getting even stricter about what's allowed
This way, infections don't spread as easily—and no one has to remember to Purel their hands
The United Nations called foul on Japan's claim that whaling is done for scientific purposes
After record suicide numbers last year, the city will vote in May whether or not to install the net
Nearly half of the male students surveyed said they had been on the receiving end of an attempt at sexual coercion
Japanese architect Shigeru Ban has been awarded the Pritzker prize, one of architecture’s top prizes
The new trains will connect Baghdad with another major city
“Under hunting regulations, unless it specifically says that it’s illegal, you’re allowed to do it."
You don’t have to be dead to donate a piece of yourself. A new company lets people donate their voices to those without them
Journalism robots might not be such a bad idea. Especially when you’re trying to stay safe after an earthquake.
Usually this list includes countries you might expect: Saudi Arabia, China, North Korea. But this year the United States is on it, too.
Commercial use of drones is banned—for now
Some cities are taking table scraps and turning them into fuel.
Preservationists in California, however, are fighting to save the tree
Technologies often fail to produce results, so when it comes to searching for planes lost at sea, the old-fashioned way works best
This app is supposed to listen to your voice and tell you how you’re feeling
Foldscope is a paper microscope that fits in your pocket and can be assembled for less than a dollar. And it works, too.
Sushi might get more expensive, but tuna populations need the break
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