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64 years since the brutal Constantinople Pogrom: “A city gone mad”! (photos)

Constantinople was the capital of the eastern Christian world since Emperor Constantine in 330 A.D. It was conquered by the Muslim Sultan Mehmet II on May 29, 1453. Tens of thousands of Christians were raped, killed, enslaved or deported during the fall of Co…

bubmagSeptember 6, 2019

Times Square

‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’ Play Welcomes Fans “Back to Hogwarts” in Times Square

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child welcomed fans Back to Hogwarts last night with the launch of a new worldwide campaign in the heart of Times Square. To mark the global milestone, the show hosted the largest-ever Times Square takeover with award-winning actre…

bubmagSeptember 6, 2019

Exoskeleton

Eerie ‘Death March’ of One of Earth’s Oldest Known Creatures Captured in Fossil (Video)

Researchers say the half-a-billion year old fossil may contain crucial evidence about what some of the very first complex living organisms looked like.Geoscientists and paleontologists working near Yiling, central China have discovered a previously unknown sp…

bubmagSeptember 6, 2019

Julian Assange

The View Grills Pam Anderson on Relationship with Assange in Explosive Clash: ‘Is He Responsible for Giving Us Trump?’

The View grilled actress Pamela Anderson over her romantic relationship with Wikileaks founder Julian Assange, with co-host Meghan McCain calling Assange a “cyberterrorist.” “I wouldnt be a cyberterrorist, which he is. He put our national security at risk, o…

bubmagSeptember 6, 2019

Recycling

Marina Abramovic in Belgrade

I have always liked Marina Abramovic, from her earliest works to the latest ones. Many who knew her in the legendary early years of bitter struggle now resent her grand fame and success. They consider her commercialized, cosmopolitan, a celebrity artist recy…

bubmagSeptember 6, 2019

Venezuela

Pink Floyd legend labels Boris Johnson a ‘sociopath’

Venice (AFP) - Pink Floyd legend Roger Waters branded British prime minister Boris Johnson a dangerous "sociopath" Friday. The singer said Johnson and other populist leaders like Donald Trump are hell-bent on destroying the planet as a movie of his latest wo…

bubmagSeptember 6, 2019

Plastic Pollution

Scientists warn we are now entering the plastic age

bubmagSeptember 6, 2019

Monsanto

Because “A World Without Insects Is Not Worth Living In,” Germany Announces Plan to Ban Glyphosate by 2023

By Andrea Germanos The German government announced Wednesday it had agreed on a plan to phase out the use of glyphosatethe key chemical in the weedkiller Roundupwith a total ban set to begin by the end of 2023. “Way to go, Germany!” tweeted the U.S.-based a…

bubmagSeptember 6, 2019

Singapore

50 Reasons To Travel This Fall

The Dolder Grand The Dolder Grand Autumn sometimes gets lost in the seasonal shuffle. It doesnt tempt with beach vacations like summer or tantalize with snow-filled winter holidays, so it can be easy to discount it as the subdued time surrounding Thanksgivi…

bubmagSeptember 6, 2019

CCTV

Facial Recognition Use in UK Continues to Stir Controversy

Governance , Next-Generation Technologies & Secure Development , Privacy Metropolitan Police Gave Images to Developer, Mayor SaysApurva Venkat (@VenkatApurva) • September 6, 2019 The use of facial recognition technology within a fashionabl…

bubmagSeptember 6, 2019

64 years since the brutal Constantinople Pogrom: “A city gone mad”! (photos)

‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’ Play Welcomes Fans “Back to Hogwarts” in Times Square

Eerie ‘Death March’ of One of Earth’s Oldest Known Creatures Captured in Fossil (Video)

The View Grills Pam Anderson on Relationship with Assange in Explosive Clash: ‘Is He Responsible for Giving Us Trump?’

Marina Abramovic in Belgrade

Pink Floyd legend labels Boris Johnson a ‘sociopath’

Scientists warn we are now entering the plastic age

Because “A World Without Insects Is Not Worth Living In,” Germany Announces Plan to Ban Glyphosate by 2023

50 Reasons To Travel This Fall

Facial Recognition Use in UK Continues to Stir Controversy

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