Sexual assault has become “an integral part” of the war in Tigray, with vast evidence of atrocities against civilians.
↩︎ The New York Times
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Any probe into war crimes in Tigray stands little chance of being effective if it’s not conducted solely by the United Nations.
↩︎ African Arguments
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“What the wheelie lacks in utility it makes up for with pure, unfiltered radness.” Kim Cross learns how to pop a wheelie.
↩︎ Outside
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SOCOM inks the first US government contract with a secretive, wide-ranging vendor of cellphone location tracking software.
↩︎ Motherboard
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A swan is “terrorizing” residents of an English village with persistent door-knocking.
↩︎ CBC
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Photographs of the interiors of California’s fringe spiritual sect or cult-like groups.
↩︎ The Guardian
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A brief deep dive into the cat filter that became a lawyer’s screen during a court hearing, all because of an old setting on Dell computers.
“The reporter asks Britney Spears if he can see what she’s wearing.” Remembering a vérité documentary of Spears in 2002.
↩︎ Vanity Fair
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Analysis of the names of 6,816 complexion products reveal bias in the beauty industry.
↩︎ The Pudding
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