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China Considers Hefty Fines For Viral Video Creators Who Binge Food and Drinks

Science & Health

1 year ago

China Considers Hefty Fines For Viral Video Creators Who Binge Food and Drinks

Lawmakers in China are considering new legislation that would impose fines against anyone who creates videos where people eat large…

The Loudest Air Raid Siren Ever Built Used Chrysler V8 Engines To Warn Americans Of Impending Nuclear Doom

1 year ago

The Loudest Air Raid Siren Ever Built Used Chrysler V8 Engines To Warn Americans Of Impending Nuclear Doom

Trump’s New Facebook Ads Claim He’s Peacenik Who Also Loves Assassinations

1 year ago

Trump’s New Facebook Ads Claim He’s Peacenik Who Also Loves Assassinations

Matt Novak

As SpaceX’s Crew Dragon Docks Successfully U.S. And Russia Launch Cold War-Era Quips On The Ground

Science & Health

2 years ago

As SpaceX’s Crew Dragon Docks Successfully U.S. And Russia Launch Cold War-Era Quips On The Ground

Some 19 hours after the launch of SpaceX’s Crew Dragon capsule in Florida, NASA astronauts Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley…

How The Cold War Is Helping The Biggest Fish In The Sea

2 years ago

How The Cold War Is Helping The Biggest Fish In The Sea

Mark Meekan

CIA Spied Using Sabotaged Encryption Equipment It Sold To Foreign Governments Since The 1970s

2 years ago

CIA Spied Using Sabotaged Encryption Equipment It Sold To Foreign Governments Since The 1970s

Hyper-Detailed Maps Reveal Seafloor Craters From Bikini Atoll Nuclear Tests

2 years ago

Hyper-Detailed Maps Reveal Seafloor Craters From Bikini Atoll Nuclear Tests

Ryan F. Mandelbaum

Seafloor mapping has revealed craters beneath the Pacific Ocean from nuclear weapons testing, scientists report.

How To Steal A Soviet Helicopter

2 years ago

How To Steal A Soviet Helicopter

Here’s The Big Two-Stroke Parade Of Trabants And Wartburgs To Celebrate The Fall Of The Berlin Wall

2 years ago

Here’s The Big Two-Stroke Parade Of Trabants And Wartburgs To Celebrate The Fall Of The Berlin Wall

Jason Torchinsky

The U.S. Army Once Kept $1 Billion Worth Of LSD In A Maryland Office For Some Reason

3 years ago

The U.S. Army Once Kept $1 Billion Worth Of LSD In A Maryland Office For Some Reason

James Ketchum, an Army psychiatrist who conducted controversial drug experiments on members of the U.S. military, died last month, on May…

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