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Do women like sexual objectification? According to this study, it depends on who’s doing it. – Seriously, Science?

Seriously Science10 years ago02 mins

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Senate passes bill repealing Obamacare – CNNPolitics.com

Ted Barrett10 years ago012 mins

Not to be outdone, Democrats seized the debate to try to force votes on gun control legislation that could put some Republicans in a politically tough position as the country is reeling from a recent spate of mass shootings. By voting to nullify Obamacare — the signature domestic accomplishment of the Obama administration — GOP…

Senate Set to OK GOP Bill Unraveling Healthcare Law, Defunding Planned Parenthood | NBC New York

The Associated Press10 years ago08 mins

In this Dec. 1, 2015, photo, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of Ky., joined by Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn of Texas, tells reporters that he’s confident he will have enough support on an effort to repeal the Affordable Care Act this week during a news conference following a GOP policy meeting on Capitol Hill…

Paris Is Covered In Fake Ads That Mock the Climate Talks’ Corporate Sponsors

George Dvorsky10 years ago05 mins

UK-based activist group Brandalism has peppered the streets of Paris with 600 fake outdoor ads meant to expose the hypocrisy of COP21 Climate Conference corporate sponsors. The fake, unauthorized outdoor ads were strategically placed around Paris this past weekend, and were made to look nearly identical to the originals. The ads were prepared by an…

America’s Forgotten Female Astronauts | Bitch Media

Elizabeth Yuko10 years ago015 mins

Aviator Jerrie Cobb and a Mercury spacecraft. Photo from the public domain. Last month, an all-female Russian astronaut crew spent eight days together in a mock spaceship to determine how a group of women would interact during space travel as a test run for a 2029 mission to the moon. Sadly, at a press conference…

Police Are Firing Tear Gas Into Crowds at the Insane Climate Protests in Paris

Melissa Cronin10 years ago05 mins

Paris is once again in tumult on the eve of the COP21 climate summit, a series of negotiations that activists hope will achieve significant strides where past gatherings have failed. On Sunday, protesters clashed with police in the Place de la Republique as thousands more marched in the city to demand meaningful political action on…

Here’s More Evidence That Galactic Super-Civilizations Don’t Exist

Paul Gilster10 years ago015 mins

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A Hated Phrase That Subway Riders Are Hearing More: ‘Sick Passenger’ – The New York Times

Emma G. Fitzsimmons10 years ago012 mins

Photo An emergency medical worker with a sick passenger on the F train in Brooklyn in June. Credit Dave Sanders for The New York Times A voice over the intercom delivers the bad news, and throughout the car there are audible sighs. Your train is delayed because of a sick passenger. Subway riders sit and…

Abandon the Future | Jacobin

Sam Kriss10 years ago016 mins

Last month, at long last, we enjoyed Back to the Future Day — the day to which Marty McFly travels in 1989’s Back to the Future Part II. It’s a kind of death sentence for our era: we’re all living in the future now; the time in which things might have changed has passed, and all…

Masters of Love – The Atlantic

Emily Esfahani Smith10 years ago029 mins

Every day in June, the most popular wedding month of the year, about 13,000 American couples will say “I do,” committing to a lifelong relationship that will be full of friendship, joy, and love that will carry them forward to their final days on this earth. Except, of course, it doesn’t work out that way…

Capitalism and Schizophrenia – Annotated

Nonprofit leaders furious as Chan Zuckerberg Initiative cuts funding

Efforts to Weed Out Fake Users for Online Advertisers Fall Short

The Anxiety of Influencers

Andrew Tate, charged with rape and trafficking in Romania, returns to the U.S.

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Do women like sexual objectification? According to this study, it depends on who’s doing it. – Seriously, Science?

Senate passes bill repealing Obamacare – CNNPolitics.com

Senate Set to OK GOP Bill Unraveling Healthcare Law, Defunding Planned Parenthood | NBC New York

Paris Is Covered In Fake Ads That Mock the Climate Talks’ Corporate Sponsors

America’s Forgotten Female Astronauts | Bitch Media

Police Are Firing Tear Gas Into Crowds at the Insane Climate Protests in Paris

Here’s More Evidence That Galactic Super-Civilizations Don’t Exist

A Hated Phrase That Subway Riders Are Hearing More: ‘Sick Passenger’ – The New York Times

Abandon the Future | Jacobin

Masters of Love – The Atlantic