American Girl’s 2019 “Girl of the Year” has a screen-time problem
She struggles, like many of us, to find a balance between the digital and real worlds.
South Asian honour culture hounds India and Pakistan’s LGBTQ community
Support for anti-gay violence is surprisingly high.
Cat fight
In this episode of Reveal, we take a look at two cats whose fates diverged – one, an invasive predator, is encouraged to thrive and hunt; the other, a native wildcat, is being hunted and trapped.
Zinke’s unscientific reign over 500 million acres of public land
Here are six ways that Ryan Zinke rejected or impeded science during his nearly two years as the interior secretary.
Physical Future of the American People
“The America of the future, as the America of the present, must be a nation where riches and culture are restricted to the few, — to a body, however, the personnel of which is constantly changing.”
PMQs review: Jeremy Corbyn gets the better of Theresa May on NHS funding
As long as the Prime Minister refuses to provide more money, the Tories' health problems will endure.
The Seven Most Vitriolic Passages in DOJ’s Response to Apple
Prosecutors demanding that Apple write software to defeat its own security filed a legal brief full of venom, smears, and innuendo.
DNC Votes to Keep Superdelegates, But Sets Some Conditions
Bernie Sanders delegates tried and failed to eliminate superdelegates, but the Democratic Party establishment will consider binding most of them to the results of their state primaries.
The US Has Reluctantly Started Bombing Iraq Again
US jets bombed two Islamic State targets near Erbil — a first effort to stop what President Obama called the "genocide" of Iraqi minorities.
The CTO of this Chennai startup is proof that the passion to code matters more than an IIT degree
Meet Shan Krishnaswamy of Freshworks.
Vice editorial wackiness zoink!
Original reporting and documentaries on everything that matters in the world.
Something is rotten in Denmark’s pig industry
Every day 35,000 live pigs roll over Denmark’s border into Germany on heavily-loaded trucks, heading for countries across Europe. More than two thirds of them are likely carrying infectious Livestock Associated MRSA bacteria. Once they arrive at their destinations they … Continued
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