Jul 11
The country is slated for a “much longer, slower burn” than what it experienced in the spring, says one researcher.
Jul 11
We’ve dreamt of colonizing the stars since our first tenuous steps across the moon, yet fifty years after the Apollo 11 mission, the prospect of living and working beyond the bounds of Earth remains tantalizingly out of reach. In his latest book, Spa…
Jul 11
Joye Braun was among the first to camp in the plains of North Dakota in defiance of the Dakota Access pipeline back in 2016. She was there to stand in solidarity with the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe. Indigenous people from around the world eventually arrived to gather in ceremony. Four years later, their prayers have…
Jul 11
Google is cracking down on technology advertised for spying on other people, including intimate partner surveillance systems. The ban will go into effect next month when Google updates its policies, prohibiting advertisers from promoting any services or products that are intended for monitoring another person. There will be, however, some important exceptions to this rule. Google announced the new policy … Continue reading
Jul 11
Fading light: The story of Magic Leap’s lost mixed reality magnum opusAdi Robertson, The VergeLike a lot of companies this year, Magic Leap faced massive layoffs. The company was able to avoid those after it raised $350 million, but it did shift to e…
Jul 11
Diane Cardwell, author of “Rockaway: Surfing Headlong Into a New Life,” talks about catching waves and surviving storms.
Jul 11
Critics Pile On Vogue Over Simone Biles Photos, Call For More Black Photographers
Posted in: Today's ChiliWith “all the Black talent … Vogue couldn’t hire a Black photographer to shoot this cover?”
Jul 11
What I’ve Learned About Academic Ableism As A University Employee With Chronic Pain
Posted in: Today's Chili“My work of challenging my students’ internalized ableism has allowed me to gradually accept my own disability.”
Jul 11
The Republican senator said the move was “unprecedented.”
Jul 11
Just days after announcing that its Crucible would be returning to a closed beta for additional work, another Amazon game is facing delays: New World. The MMO game was scheduled for release next month, but its developers have revealed that they need more time to make some important improvements to the game, ultimately bumping the debut by several months. READ: … Continue reading
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