04Oct2013 | TSA Announces New Screening Program. Comedian Has Hilarious, Helpful Suggestions Upworthy Flying sucks. Louis C.K.'s rants notwithstanding, the whole enterprise is filled with anxiety, boredom, uncomfortable seating, overpriced airport food, and, for some of us, a casual suspension of dignity. Hari Kondabolu has some worthwhile remedies for the latter that the TSA should really look into. |
04Oct2013 | Statistics Bureau Says Nearly All Kidnappings in Mexico Went Unreported Last Year Quartz The latest public security report, released by Mexico’s statistics bureau earlier this week, reveals the extent of the country’s rampant and virtually unpunished kidnapping problem. |
04Oct2013 | Scientists Use CDs to Clean Waste Water GeoBeats News Scientists in Taiwan have figured out how to use the omnipresent and mostly obsolete data storage devices to clean sewer water. |
04Oct2013 | La Jornada: Was Mexico City Violence on October 2 Anniversary Fabricated? La Jornada A pattern of facts makes one think that a plan exists to criminalize peaceful social protest, associating it in the media with barbarism and irrational violence and creating currents of public opinion in favor of a large-scale repressive policy. |
04Oct2013 | California Governor Signs Bill Legalizing Hemp Farming Under State Law Hemp News California Governor Jerry Brown has signed SB 566, the California Industrial Hemp Farming Act, legalizing hemp farming under state law. |
04Oct2013 | Mexico Festival Entijuanarte to Open Debate Around Future of Iconic Koala PR Newswire An image of a koala appearing dazed and homeless will be the center of a large, outdoor installation at the festival Entijuanarte in Tijuana, Mexico through October 6. The piece is set to spark debate among the tens of thousands of festival visitors. |
04Oct2013 | Sun in Mexico Lures Cash to Solar as Prices Plunge Bloomberg News Mexico, poised to allow foreign oil extraction for the first time in 75 years, is finding its abundant natural resources also appeal to investors in a much cleaner energy: sunshine. |
04Oct2013 | On The Stream: The Rise of Self-Defense Militias in Mexico Al Jazeera Are Mexico's growing self-defense militias protecting the people or harming rule of law? |
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