They’ll be too small to notice, but the sensors attached to players in the 2015 football season will certainly shake up the sport. The NFL is set to make each player that much “smarter” this year.
Even among attention-starved, isolated murderous fanatics, the warning signs are there.
Hungarian-born British author George Mikes once wrote “an Englishman, even if he is alone, forms an orderly queue of one.”
The lack of action to the migrant crisis from British prime minister David Cameron has sparked outrage—so much so Cameron has agreed to resettle “thousands” more Syrian refugees now. But none will come from those migrants stranded in Europe. The Telegraph criticized Cameron, saying he was “placing himself on the wrong side of history.”
Apologies, germaphobes. A bit of dirt is actually quite good for you.
Soccer games have been known to trigger emotional outbursts, but Bayern Munich may now have set the bar for moving fans and non-fans alike.
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European leaders are set to meet next week to discuss the migrant crisis, but have thus far shown little unity. While mounting calls to take in migrants have fallen on deaf ears, European citizens are responding.
Three wars in six years coupled with eight years of economic blockade have “ravaged” the infrastructure and “shattered” the productive base of the Gaza Strip, part of the occupied Palestinian territories in Israel. If trends continue, Gaza could be unlivable by 2020.
Kids across the Middle East can once again enjoy watching the Arabic version of Sesame Street.
Should you be posting that selfie? And is poking your friend on Facebook just harmless fun?
In honeybee colonies, royalty isn’t inherited. To become queen, you just need to eat like one.
