Brazil
Some Big Elections
Brazil and Serbia shocked the world with back to back upset election results. How did they do it? And, more importantly, how does that snake do cartwheels?
Endeavorance
Increasing the number of smiles in the world
Yay Science
Amazon for Organs
Scientists have made major strides towards storing and revitalizing organs for transplants. One step closer to rush delivery of a premium kidney.
Politics
You Have Committed Mortgage Fraud
Yes, you, dear reader. Or, I mean, maybe not. But in this day and age, you never know!
Yay Science
The Butterfly Effect
Do you think you would make a good bird?
Yay Science
Wild Cats and Tamed Deere
New cat just dropped, and also we are wasting hundreds of millions of dollars on over-policing cities as a revenge tactic. But still, KITTY
Heist
One Too Many War Crimes
The United Nations finds that the United States and Iran are both quite guilty of some less-than-savory things, and would very much appreciate if they would stop that
Economy
The Purchasing Power of $40T of Debt
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent would like for people to just calm it down a bit
Africa
UN Votes to Enlarge Africa
Over 150 countries agree to a new default world map. One country took offense to that. Guess who?
Weekly Roundup
Is Lindsey Graham Still Dead?
Yep!
Weekly Roundup
Real Big Fungi
While scientists around the world collaborate on a global map of underground fungal networks, Microsoft decides that employees aren't a necessary part of a functioning business.
Weekly Roundup
Good Still Happens
There has been an endless stream of cosmic horrors plaguing the news cycle for quite some time, and the balance has gotten very outta wack. In today's Stuff Keeps Happening, we take a look at a very bits of pretty good Stuff.
Weekly Roundup
We're Terrorists, Again
What happens when a political party spends more than a decade claiming that globally recognized basic public policy stances are "extremism"?