Man Bites Shark I recently read a Huffington Post article that cited research estimating that 100 million sharks are killed annually. Most of the slaughter is the result of “finning,” a cruel and… Original post on jchernov.com Comments on reddit.com
The BBC grappled with a dilemma after opponents of late British leader Margaret Thatcher pushed the song Ding Dong! The Witch is Dead to the top of the charts. Original post on cbc.ca Comments on reddit.com
Lady Thatcher’s death could propel The Wizard Of Oz track Original post on independent.co.uk Comments on reddit.com
Australia’s ‘dome of heat’ has become so intense that the temperatures are rising off the charts – literally. Original post on theage.com.au Comments on reddit.com
Sync, Store, Share All In The Cloud Original post on cx.com Comments on reddit.com
A new study finds that most Americans prefer the distribution of wealth in socialist states. Original post on policymic.com Comments on reddit.com
According to a report by Credit Suisse, as of last year 15 nations in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development had higher median wealth than the United States. As Kenneth Thomas noted at Middle Class Political Economist, Original post on thinkprogress.org Comments on digg.com
Upturns have to start somewhere. Original post on businessinsider.com Comments on digg.com
This country just isn’t America anymore. Original post on businessinsider.com Comments on reddit.com
A dominant theme of the national political discourse has been the crushing spending spree the U.S. has ostensibly embarked on during the Obama presidency. But it’s not true. Original post on talkingpointsmemo.com Comments on digg.com
Republicans are preparing an effort to hang high deficits and debt around President Obama’s neck. Here’s who’s really to blame. Original post on talkingpointsmemo.com Comments on digg.com
Male and female cigarette use across the world SMOKING kills. It is a fact that has been drilled into the minds of Western schoolchildren and plastered on roadside billboards. Original post on economist.com Comments on digg.com
