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Archives for October 2014
Forest clearances are up 190 percent compared to last year, satellite data shows.
A creepy confrontation.
Turkey helps Kurds in their attempt to keep Kobane, Syria out of ISIS hands, while Ebola enters its fourth week in the United States.
Quarterly iPad sales are down 13 percent from last year.
TV’s top doctor fails at science again.
America’s Ebola hysteria ends with Peter Pattakos.
Discrimination based on race or gender is unconstitutional, but it’s time to let the underlying principle run wild. All citizens should have a right to have their vote counted.
Should the Catholic Church ‘welcome’ or ‘provide for’ its gay members?
One fun fact: America gets 37% of its calories from sugar and fat. China gets 11%.
The riot showed that the media treats whites and blacks differently — and that police treat too many threats with military-type force.
Even the mere hint of deferring austerity led to a huge surge in anticipated growth.
The team at Involution Studios has put together an incredible graphic explainer of Ebola, how the disease works why this particular outbreak is so bad.
By 2030, road-traffic deaths are expected to be the seventh leading cause of death worldwide.
It’s CVS’ second round in its war against cigarettes.
The US treated a donkey better than it treated the people who risked their lives to help US troops.