Johnston also throws found change into gutters and garbage bins and cuts out serial numbers on bills. Before 2011, when banknotes were still made of paper instead of polymer, they were easier to destroy—he could jus…
“Guys walk around with spray bottles of disinfectant and randomly spray people’s luggage.” Some notes on Covid-travel in Peru.
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A group of artists floats an enormous head over Tokyo, intended to serve as an observer of the pandemic Olympics.
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From FiveThirtyEight, “How An Armless Archer Trains His Brain To Win Olympic Medals.”
Paralympian Matt Stutzman, born without arms, has become a world-class archer by shooting with his feet. He trains in remote Iowa, where h…
“If you didn’t know, I posted a TikTok that introduced the world to the word ‘cheugy,’ and I’ve gotta live with that now. That’s my life. I’ve got to watch girls call black leggin…
Oakley, Utah, is one of the first towns in the United States to purposely halt growth for a lack of water.
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An international group of hobbyists have made a forensic archaeology of past epidemics through their impact on the mail.
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California photojournalists are given free rein to cover wildfires. In Oregon, New Mexico, and other states, access is forbidden.
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