* Former finance minister hacked Greece's tax records in the event of a return to the drachma. * The black dust caking Chicago's Southeast Side. * Flint residents can't afford water—and what they get is chlorinated beyond safe limits. * How to give away a home in
On Sundays when you’re ready to tuck into an evening of HBO, what you’re really doing is putting off the inevitable: another Monday morning of existential career crisis. What you should be doing: redefining your view of success. Animation for The School of Life directed by Lara Lee
* Life sentence recommended for exec who caused deadly salmonella outbreak. * As the threat of inquiry looms, State Dept. is overwhelmed with Clinton private email controversy. * Autopsy of Sandra Bland concludes no foul play. Family to seek independent autopsy. * Nearly six in 10 Americans, white and black, think race relations are
This computer is programmed to “sing” number-one ballads from the 1990s. As soon as one ends, another begins. It can’t be reasoned with. It doesn’t feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are dead. Created by Martin Backes, the
* For the third "straight" year, most Americans accept our gay reality. * New study: Glaciers melting 10x faster than expected; ocean to rise 10 feet in 50 years. * Trump has around 515 jobs and whether he's worth $50 million is anyone's guess. * Oncologists stand with
My parents didn’t want me to be a drummer because they were concerned I’d destroy their upholstery practicing rolls with my drumsticks. (This is not an unreasonable concern, if you’ve ever been to a drummer’s apartment.) If only they’d seen this video, they would have
Not everyone who breaks your heart is a monster. And not everyone who wounds you deserves to be wounded in return.
* From Twain to Strayed, an exhaustive map of American literary road trips. * Texas officials deny doctoring footage of Sandra Bland arrest. * Who said it: Donald Trump or Frank Reynolds? * A list of the world's uncontacted peoples. * In 1998 Al Gore dreamed of a satellite that photographs Earth daily—
According to Bif, the directing duo behind the film, the pastels represent nature and the contrasting colors are “representative of damaging human action.” Directed by bif. Produced by Mill+.
* Humans are bad. Even the ones who made this spectacular video for Azel Phara. * Reporter asks hackers to commandeer his car to prove they could kill him. * Donald Trump's McCain comments show he doesn't know what he doesn't know about war. * Hot chicken was
