Headlines from March 29, 2013

A big-data analysis of white supremacists shows Republicans need to do more to counter extremist views in the U.S.
Safety trumped what was the right thing to do. How Muslims suffer under NYPD profiling.
EPA to propose cutting sulphur content in gasoline to improve the effectiveness of catalytic converters.
Dried whiskey residue that resembles celestial bodies #photos
For the 580,000 Americans who will die this year of cancer, and their families and friends, the new Time coverline is beyond cruel. #opinions
Staggering: My wife’s fight with breast cancer. #photos
Whether by choice or necessity, more and more Americans aren’t retiring anymore.
The chip will tell the brain don’t eat any more—the gut’s full of food and you don’t need to eat any more.
The evil hairworms force the insect to jump into the nearest body of water. Real parasites that controls their hosts’ lives. #nature
Wes Anderson and Roman Coppola direct a short film for Prada. #video
The museum has a set protocol of actually going to a place and replicating that place.
An unintended consequence of barring the mentally ill from gun ownership is that it might stigmatize them into resisting help.
Salman Rushdie regrets not appearing in Talladega Nights. #interviews
A “Liszt” of commonly mispronounced composers’ names.
Kim Jong Un approves plan to ready rockets to hit U.S. targets; Pentagon urges North Korea to “dial the temperature down.”
Researchers say the French have been unhappy for decades, trained early to acquire “multidimensional dissatisfaction and depressiveness.”
British princess sister Pippa Middleton says the secret of sushi success is to be “generous with the filling.”
New theory to solve the Israel-Palestinian problem: “Two-state condominialism.”
Life lessons learned in Tel Aviv from five rockets and one bus bombing. #tmn
Palestinians fight one-year jail sentences given for mocking president Abbas on Facebook and Twitter.
More photos from the Google-mapped Japanese ghost town. #photography
Now trending in Japan: pictures of schoolgirls pretending to be blown away by each other’s Dragon Balls.
Richard Griffiths, celebrated screen uncle to Harry Potter and Withnail, dies at 65 from complications following heart surgery.
Sand termites blamed for southern Africa’s mysterious circles of grass, or “fairy circles.”
Sandberg’s Lean In teaches women “more about how to serve their companies than it teaches companies about how to be fairer places for women to work.” #opinions
Writer interviews her mother about working as a secretary at Playboy in 1963. #tmn
Getting lost in the Playboy Mansion finds rundown house “that would accompany a 1-star TripAdvisor review of a Polish ski resort.”
New trailer: Bert Stern, Original Mad Man. via
Super-cut of every Woody Allen stammer from every Woody Allen movie. #video
The final day falls of the 2013 Tournament of Books, and the Rooster crows for only one book. #tob13