Demand for Anne Arundel county's lower-cost child care centers has increased notably since the pandemic, but state regulations and high staff turnover rates render the county unable to meet the need.
A massive data breach has exposed more than 26 billion records online. Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson reveals how to keep yourself safe and protected from the next breach.
Vanilla is deeply rooted in the identity of Papantla, a city in eastern Mexico where reinas of festivals are anointed with a vanilla-made crown.
Europe is relying on the solar boom to meet energy security goals. But right now, European solar manufacturers are going bankrupt. The sector is calling for immediate and structural support.
The Rupee settled flat at 82.98 against the dollar on February 2.
Cybercrime expert Keven Hendricks on how law enforcement’s misunderstanding of dangerous hoax phone calls helps perpetuate the practice.
The latest season for one of television's most beloved crime drama series has a Saskatchewan connection. Joel D. Montgrand is playing the role of Eddie Qavvik in True Detective: Night Country, the fourth season of the HBO anthology series.
Michael Roebuck, a 45-year-old first-year referee in Pennsylvania, collapsed during halftime of a high school basketball game and died.
Murder of democracy Supreme Court on Chandigarh mayoral polls officer
During twilight hours on Feb. 6, NASA's PACE mission is slated to make its way to Earth's orbit. The satellite will monitor some of our planet's tiniest pieces, from microorganisms and algae to unseeable airborne particles.
COLUMBUS, OH—In an effort to make the streets safer through arbitrary killings, the State of Ohio began executing random people Monday in the hopes they were criminals. “You have to assume at least some of the residents we are hanging and beheading are guilty of something terrible, right?” said Gov. Mike DeWine, who…
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Permalink | Email this | CommentsRepresenting a milestone achievement for the aquaculture sector, the Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) has this week announced the certification of the first two feed mills to meet the requirements of their Feed Standard, which aims to assess impacts creat…
Experiments suggest that, with enough laser power, “direct drive” technique should produce energy gain
Throughout its 16-year working life, the second European Remote Sensing satellite, ERS-2, returned a wealth of information that revolutionised our perspective of our planet and understanding of climate change. As well as leaving a remarkable legacy of data that still continue to advance science, this outstanding mission set the stage for many of today’s satellites and ESA’s position at the forefront of Earth observation.
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Global consulting firm McKinsey reports that many consumers will come off the sidelines to buy BEVs when fast chargers are as visible and ubiquitous as gas stations.
Via the New York Times, this pretty cool new paper:
With restrictions on space and weight, what would you bring if you were going to Mars? An ideal option might be a single material that can shift shapes into any object you imagine.
In the morning, you could mold that material into utensils for eating. When breakfast is done, you could transform your fork and knife into a spade to tend to your Martian garden. And then when it’s happy hour on the red planet, that spade could become a cup for your Martian beer. Читать дальше...
Sean Kirkpatrick looked into the skies and deep into government archives for extraterrestrials. What he found is, to him, more concerning than little green men.
“It hit us like a ton of bricks,” one local mother says of the antidiversity policies and curricula that swept her school district in Bucks County. In response, a federal complaint filed by community members on behalf of students could be a national “blueprint” for resistance.
Not so long ago, socialism was on the up. Back in 2019—after Bernie Sanders’s first electrifying primary run, after tens of thousands flocked to the Democratic Socialists of America, after a diverse group of young, left-wing insurgents won elections to Congress and were anointed “The Squad,” after socialists started actually winning elected office at the state and local level—a glossy spread in New York magazine asserted, “Pinkos Have More Fun.” Once tarred as a redoubt for argumentative academics and crusty Soviet holdouts... Читать дальше...
Victories in the climate fight are often hard to rigorously analyze. This one is tricky for all the usual reasons. President Biden’s pause on permitting for new natural gas terminals currently has Republicans howling with rage and climate activists celebrating. Liquefied natural gas, or LNG, is one of the fossil fuel industry’s favorite scams—misleadingly marketed as “clean.” The climate movement has fought hard against the product.
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We once again come to the start of yet another week that could, and by rights should, destroy Donald Trump. This Thursday, the Supreme Court will hear arguments in the case that seeks to bar Trump from the ballot under Section 3 of the Fourteenth Amendment. Meanwhile, we await word from New York Judge Arthur Engoron, who blew past his self-imposed January 31 deadline for announcing the damages he’ll make the former president pay in the Trump Organization fraud case. Finally, we also sit here wondering... Читать дальше...
For decades, the executive class has been cutting itself a larger and larger piece of the American pay pie, leaving everyone else with a thinner slice, with devastating consequences for social stability and financial security.
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Should I make it anyway?