AI Could Revolutionize War As Much As Nukes
From Wired; IN 1899, THE world’s most powerful nations signed a treaty at The Hague that banned military use of aircraft, fearing the emerging technology’s…
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Mistress Hunters, A Growing Sector in China’s Economy
From Mashable: Desperate spouses in China who are seeking an amicable end to their partners’ transgressions are hiring “mistress hunters” — trained professionals that…
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Brutality in Philippines Documented and Praised by Trump
‘They Are Slaughtering Us Like Animals’ Photographs and Text by DANIEL BEREHULAK DEC. 7, 2016 Inside President Rodrigo Duterte’s brutal antidrug campaign in the…
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5 Facts to Know About the $400 million paid to Iran
From Fortune: On January 17, the same day five American hostages were released from custody in Iran, a jetliner dispatched from the U.S….
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The US as a Safe Haven for Laundered Money? A look into the Panama Papers.
When Edward Snowden calls it: “the biggest leak in the history of data journalism” We perk up! The Panama Papers, an investigation into…
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How is the world’s population changing? No longer do children rule!
Mars Update
NASA announced this week it will soon begin accepting applications for a new class of astronauts. These folks will likely be headed to Mars….
Read MoreWhat do the Russian’s think of the Syria attacks?
From The Economist: RUSSIA’S behaviour in Syria resembles the fable of the scorpion who promises not to sting the frog that carries him across…
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The Harsh Truth about Mars
From The Washington Post: Ephemeral brine on Mars! Hmmm. That doesn’t quite have the same ring as “water on Mars!” The latter formulation sounds…
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Egypt Pardons Journalists
In what is widely viewed as a public relations move, Egypt has freed the two of the three Al Jazeera journalists sentenced to 3…
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