Headlines from January 24, 2014

FBI arrests revenge-porn site operator for paying a hacker to steal hundreds of nude photos from people’s email accounts.
Morocco repeals law that exonerates rapist if they marry their victims, but marital rape is still legal.
Series of storms in the Atlantic tosses abandoned cruise ship of cannibal rats toward Britain. #travel
Scientists in Brazil discover new species of river dolphin—the first to be discovered in a near-century.
Cryptozoologists search for cryptids, animals heretofore considered mythical or extinct, the stuff of legend. #tmn
Dutch researchers claim central heating causes weight gain, as it replaces the body’s role in burning calories to stay warm.
Demographically speaking, Justin Bieber should be street racing.
Fish oil supplements, which generated $1.2 billion in sales last year, contain 14-30% less Omega-3 than advertised.
The idea we should lead happy, balanced lives borders on dogma—perhaps we should embrace anxiety. #opinions
Military officials in 1960 could detonate nuclear bombs without consulting the president—Dr. Strangelove is real.
See also: Side-by-side recreations of Dr. Strangelove using household items. #photos #tmn
Constructivist Russian propaganda from the early 20th century both borrows and satirizes fin de siècle European art.
A century before drones captured aerial photos, George R. Lawrence strapped cameras to balloons and kites.
Chinese sentences that are divergent in meaning but identical in design. #language
Ahab would thank me if he fully grasped the importance of letting go. Buddhist synopses of the classics.
Rare television interview with ToB author nominee Donna Tartt. #video
Scrollable lunar eclipse.