Something to remember when you go out drinking this weekend: Nuclear power plants are neither gas stations nor toll booths. John Kerry couldn't tell a joke in 2004, either. All the cool kids have anti-social behavior disorders, and unpopular children want them bad. Video: Ron Kind has
Saw III premieres, paramedics called. Capitalism gives us many variations of a "Wide Left Turn" signs. In honor of All Saints Day, a list of patron saints of ecology, neurological diseases, waiters, etc. Moscow's football club Metros it for free when traffic gets too bad. The
NASA reverses post-Columbia decision to abandon Hubble, now plans repairs for 2008. Rather than solve world problems, nerds plant computers in pumpkins. Prison to be built on Pitcairn Island after 1/10th of the population, or 6 men, are convicted of rape (more disturbing info). Note: Your fictional campaign
No really, no one's reading the paper anymore. The University of California doesn't want prospective students learning from textbooks that claim "the Bible, written by an omniscient God, can never be proved wrong." Slow Foodies caucus in Italy, plan to "deindustrialize food production&
Violence against women in Iraq, Somalia, Afghanistan increases. Wall Street workers hard-working, hard-drinking, therapy-adverse "Ice Men." Not to put on any labels. Emilio Estevez totally, like, crushes on Tony Blair. South Park perhaps "too soon" to mock Steve Irwin. It could be a
We'll assume he's making that face because it's his evil twin brother. A profile of the Seigneur of Sark, the "last independent feudal state in the world." Photos: South African women wearing traditional shwe shwe textiles. Comme c'est choquant: French
New York's High Line no longer to include a Dia gallery at the bottom of the steps. Already we have one very good reason to be excited for Christmas in New York. New NFL plan means teams play one game overseas every eight years, for what that'
Pretty brilliant: Headlines & News. A look at Japan's right-wing uyoku movement, who blast rhetoric from loudspeaker-armed trucks all hours of the day--and night. (Photos here.) In South Africa, where 83 percent of the population is religious, and one in five adults are living with
Milosevic may be dead, but he can still vote "No" on Kosovo's independence ShotSpotters save D.C. residents the hassle of calling 911 every time there's gunfire. How many world-famous locations can we play Game Boy? Questionably clever German hipster inventions. New birth-
An adorably illustrated guide to sussing out liars. American-style supermarkets are changing the way India shops, farms, and even invests--but the corner stores are suffering. PDF of Johnny Cash's Christian comics from the '70s, compliments of WFMU. Weekend project: Make fake political signs! Put them
