June 15, 2015

• With the transfer of six inmates to Oman, Guantánamo holds 116 remaining prisoners.
• Hong Kong radicals arrested with explosives ahead of political reform legislation.
• Greek state TV network back on the air two years after being closed for austerity.
• Iowa Supreme Court rules people have a right to be drunk on their porches.
• Big data and drones could help stop elephant poachers.
• "More than 8,000 years of coexistence have cultivated a profoundly intimate relationship between elephants and humans."
• Violence against indigenous women in Canada is epidemic—13 women tell their stories.
• Using sanitary products as a way to punish female inmates is an all too common, and cruel, occurrence in prison.
• American Medical Association to issue guidelines on what advice doctors can disseminate through the press.
• American seniors are the only demographic group to make significant gains during the recent economic downturn.
• A widow realizes her husband inadvertently took his passwords with him.
• A seven-word-long password isn't hard to remember when you enter it multiple times a day.
• The first computer login was secure for only a year, and more about passwords' past and future.
• Your lost airline baggage likely reached its final destination in this Alabama store.
• Seven months after hibernation, ESA's comet lander suddenly wakes up.
• Astronauts critique Interstellar: NASA can't meet with less than a dozen people.
• "If you go to Interstellar and don’t feel real, human sadness, sorry, but you may be a cynic."
• Workers discover classroom chalkboard drawings untouched since 1917.
• Richard Gasquet hits 70 perfect backhand winners.