Breitbart | “The additional stress this climate crisis is causing really poses the threat of some political disruption and chaos of a kind the world would find extremely difficult to deal with.”
Business Times | Transport Ministry looks at aerial taxis and on-demand dynamic-routing bus services for the future.
Heavy.com | WikiLeaks further claims that the CIA has the capability to permanently bug iPhones, even if their operating systems are deleted or replaced.
RT | Tainted water inside a reactor containment vessel at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant has shown a radiation level enough to kill a person within 40 minutes, according to TEPCO, the power plant’s owner.
Mac Slavo | The earth has a history of violent uprisings, and a furious seismic temper.
Daily Mail | The Big One may be overdue to hit California, but scientists near LA have found a new risk for the area during a major earthquake.
Daily Mail | The Big One may be overdue to hit California, but scientists near LA have found a new risk for the area during a major earthquake.
RT | The rusty patched bumble bee has been given the dubious honor of being the first bee to make the endangered species list.
AP | An organization affiliated with Google is offering tools that news organizations and election-related sites can use to protect themselves from hacking.
The Verge | “Why do I feel so much like #sigourneyweaver ?”
Louder With Crowder | TIME Magazine likes to pretend it’s a serious periodical, but they get many a factual thing wrong.
Daily Mail | A spike in suspicious cell phone activity close to the White House and the Pentagon has raised fresh fears that the US government is being spied on by a foreign power.
Daily Mail | Technological singularity will turn us into super humans some time in the next 12 years, according to a Google expert.
The Daily Sheeple | You can learn a lot about a culture by taking a close look at what makes the people in that culture afraid or stressed.
Truth Revolt | But New Yorkers are now experiencing the really inconvenient truth.