The Morning News

Many surprises (at least for us) in this list of "50 underground albums you've never heard of."

↩︎ The Guardian Nov 13, 2017

More Headlines

A stylized visualization of nearby exoplanets.

↩︎ Hugh Osborn 16m

An ecological wonderland for now, Yellowstone Park's flora and fauna are already changing due to global warming.

↩︎ The New York Times 17m

Drawings and paintings of everyday objects, not always arranged in everyday ways, by Carl Hammoud.

↩︎ Booooooom 42m

Like tree rings, whales' earwax plugs offer a glimpse into history. Right now, rising cortisol levels point to new stressors.

↩︎ Ars Technica 44m

Facebook is obviously bad for individuals and society. An argument for the "moral imperative" of quitting Facebook.

↩︎ Quartz 45m

As the lines started to build up, his employees got stressed out, and the stress would cause them to not be as friendly, or to shout out crazy long wait times for burgers in an attempt to maybe convince people to leave, and things fell by the wayside.

A food writer reckons with the knowledge that his glowing review killed a restaurant by overwhelming it with too much business.

↩︎ Thrillist

As medical technology, human augmentation, and hacking grow and converge, we're now closer than ever to Ghost in the Shell.

↩︎ Boing Boing 1h

How David Hockney's record-breaking painting was originally created.

↩︎ Christie's 2h

Hockney's Portrait of an Artist (Pool With Two Figures) sells for $90.3 million, the most ever for a living artist's work.

↩︎ The Guardian 2h

Saw the mounted policemen again. Picked up my run as I headed due East, now on the south side of the reflecting pool. Snow in my face, the flakes smaller, more biting now, maybe sleet. It had changed.

Beto O’Rourke gets back to his emo roots in a Medium post.

↩︎ @BetoORourke

Photographs of people using smartphones.

↩︎ The Atlantic 22h

Japan's newly appointed minister responsible for cybersecurity admits he's never used a computer before.

↩︎ Reuters 22h

A good guide as to the current state of Brexit.

↩︎ BBC News 22h

"Sometimes a narrative can satisfy because it is beguiling, not because it is true." How podcasts work.

↩︎ The New Yorker 1d

Your TMN merch supports the site and the Rooster. (Thank you for repping TMN!) Also, all Supporting Members get 50% off.

↩︎ The TMN Store 1d

Most 20- to 40-somethings didn't grow up with a torque wrench in one hand and a soldering gun in the other. While our parents' generation spent their teens rebuilding old cars, we spent our time building websites.

Why millennials aren’t buying boats.

↩︎ BoatU.S.

A writer sums up her long look into the decline in sex among 20-somethings. Conclusion? Almost too many reasons to count.

↩︎ Kate Julian / Twitter 1d

Britain traditionally looks down at countries who elect a Berlusconi or a Trump. And yet here comes a Boris Johnson premiership.

↩︎ NewStatesmanAmerica 1d

There’s nothing at all nefarious about any of Florida's protracted counting of votes. But beware what it suggests for 2020.

↩︎ Slate 1d

Scientists find that hurricanes now dump 20 percent more rain, thanks to climate change.

↩︎ PBS 1d

See More From TMN