Tunisia stands apart as an Arab Spring success story. Here’s what it did differently
TUNIS, Tunisia — Four years after a young Tunisian man set himself on fire in frustration over the dim prospects Continue reading
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Archive for: October 28, 2014
Child poverty up in more than half of developed world since 2008
Child poverty has increased in 23 countries in the developed world since the start of the global recession in 2008, Continue reading
Scientists Discover Huge ‘Bathtub Ring’ Of Oil On Sea Floor From BP Spill
Scientists have discovered yet another unforeseen effect of BP’s historic oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico: a 1,235-square-mile “bathub Continue reading
Nobel Peace Prize Winners Urge Obama To Release CIA Torture Report
Twelve Nobel Peace Prize winners penned an open letter to President Barack Obama urging his administration to release a U.S. Continue reading
Georgia judge declines to intervene in ‘missing’ voters lawsuit
A Georgia judge declined Tuesday to intervene in Georgia’s voter registration process, letting stand existing measures by state and local Continue reading
Taking on the Giants: Skunk Works Aims for Commercial, Compact Fusion Reactor Within Ten Years
Originally posted on robertscribbler:
Ever since major industrialized nations learned how to fuse atoms in megabombs able to blast scores…
