By James Masters, September 17, 2018
London (CNN) Scientists believe they have discovered the first examples of air pollution… Continue reading
“Southern Cape’s Blombos Cave artefact thought to be earliest evidence of human drawing”, Daily Maverick
By Shaun Smillie, Johannesburg, 12 September 2018
In a cave a long time ago someone took a crayon and… Continue reading
“The irreplaceable scientific treasures lost in Brazil’s National Museum blaze”, El Pais
Gil Alessi, São Paulo, Madrid, 7 Sep 2018
A recent fire has destroyed some of South America’s oldest fossils, as… Continue reading
“A new authoritarian axis demands an international progressive front”, The Guardian
Bernie Sanders, Opinion, The Guardian, 13 Sep 2018
There is a global struggle taking place of enormous consequence. Nothing less… Continue reading
“Time is running out, Pope Francis”, The Washington Post
By Editorial Board, September 12, 2018
IN NATION after nation, and diocese after diocese, the Roman Catholic Church’s clerical sex-abuse… Continue reading
Issue of the Week: Human Rights, Economic Opportunity, Disease, Personal Growth
The bright shiny object in your hand (c) 2018 Planet Earth Foundation
The End Of Civilization As We Knew… Continue reading
Message of the Day: Human Rights, Economic Opportunity, Disease, Personal Growth
The bright shiny object in your hand (c) 2018 Planet Earth Foundation
The End Of Civilization As We Knew… Continue reading
“100 Women: The truth behind the ‘bra-burning’ feminists”, BBC News
London, 7 September 2018
Fifty years ago, a protest against a Miss America beauty pageant in New Jersey sparked off… Continue reading
“High schools are dropping football. Students are safer for it”, The Washington Post
By Editorial Board, September 8, 2018
SHOULD CHILDREN be allowed to play tackle football? With scientific studies showing a link… Continue reading
“Amazon’s Antitrust Antagonist Has a Breakthrough Idea”, The New York Times
With a single scholarly article, Lina Khan, 29, has reframed decades of monopoly law.