A dog-like cargobike follows couriers around while they're making deliveries.
An engineering company introduces a dog-like cargobike that follows couriers around while they're making deliveries.
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Unbearably sentimental.
Takeaways from the final Democratic debate before voting begins in the Iowa caucuses. 1/17 The New York Public Library waited 25 years to carry Goodnight Moon, finding the book "unbearably sentimental." 2/17 Related: The New York Public Library's 10 most checked-out books of
This cover of "Wave of Mutilation" is an antidote to all sorts of despair.
Beacon's lovely cover (and video) of the Pixies' "Wave of Mutilation" is an antidote to all sorts of despair.
All sizes fit the willing foot.
The US delists China as a currency manipulator. China commits to spend $200 billion on US agricultural products. 1/20 Evan Osnos interviews a range of key figures to predict the future of the United States’ contest with China. 2/20 Demand in China for ginseng is so great, illicit
You still have made a choice.
Iran says its military unintentionally shot down the Ukrainian airline, blaming "human error" for the incident. 1/18 Three weeks ahead of Caucus Day in Iowa, a new poll shows Sanders is now leading the Democratic presidential contenders. 2/18 Pelosi announces that articles of impeachment against Trump
That surreal life.
That Ukraine International Airlines flight in Tehran appears to have been downed by an Iranian missile, possibly fired by mistake. Iran’s civil aviation chief disagrees. 1/21 After severe earthquakes damage Puerto Rico, hundreds of thousands are without water. 2/21 Australians prepare for another weekend of fire. 3/
Britons try to guess how much health care costs in the United States.
Britons try to guess how much different health care items cost in the United States. They're not great at guessing.
Fake can be just as good.
Pelosi says the House will vote to limit Trump's war powers—though any legislation isn't likely to pass the Senate. 1/20 "You may be giving up your children, but by advocating for war, I'm risking my reputation." The case for war,
Escalate to deescalate.
Iran launches missile attacks against Iraqi bases hosting US troops, though in a manner to avoid casualties. Iraq was warned ahead of time. 1/19 “The US military was anticipating an attack and personnel had taken cover. Iran can claim it took revenge. Feels more like an escalation to deescalate.
A short film in tribute to a shop full of old mannequins and knickers.
A short film pays tribute to Ernest Whiteley & Co. Ladies Outfitters in Bridlington, Yorkshire, a shop "that has hardly changed since it first opened its doors in 1901." The shop mannequins have been here since the 1930s. Their classic 'no nonsense' outfits, along with much