Pope Francis: Humans Have Sinned Against The Earth By Exploiting Its Resources
Posted in: Today's ChiliOn Earth Day during a pandemic, the pope reminded his flock that humanity has no future if the environment is destroyed.
On Earth Day during a pandemic, the pope reminded his flock that humanity has no future if the environment is destroyed.
The “Sex and the City” actor joined Pink and Pete Buttigieg in clipping off his hair in lockdown, drawing mixed reviews.
The company said the offensive shirt wasn’t its product and the exec who promoted it is “no longer an employee.”
Right-wing rallies across the country have demanded governors reopen businesses during a deadly pandemic.
Feeling guilty about fleeing the city for greener pastures is not a sufficient reason to write a personal essay.
A Google Nest thermostat, RAVPower USB-C charger, a pair of JBL wireless headphones, and a handy popcorn machine lead Wednesday’s best deals.
Reality competition shows are usually about surviving, dating, or singing. Maybe even a combination of all three. But sometimes, reality television has tried to enter the realm of science fiction, fantasy, and horror. Sometimes it’s worked, other times it’s failed spectacularly.
The relationship between YouTube and its content creators can best be described as symbiotic: Vloggers rely on the platform’s promises of fame and fortune (or at least a decent living). In return. YouTube relies on these content creators, for, well, content—hundreds of hours uploaded every minute, netting the company…
It’s been almost three years since Motorola released anything you could really consider a flagship phone (and that’s including its $1,500 bendy-screen Razr reboot). But now with the new Edge+, Motorola is getting back in the high-end handset game with practically all the features people expect in a premium device, for…
A breakthrough in breeding an endangered coral could have huge implications for the Florida Reef Track, with researchers managing for the first time to reproduce the at-risk animals. Coral reefs can take hundreds or even thousands of years to form, but the impact of overfishing, rising temperatures, ocean pollution, and other factors have seen them dramatically reduced in recent years. … Continue reading