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The Kite-Borne Camera That Captured Post-Quake San Francisco in 1906

Drone photography is in the news this week, with protesters in Istanbul using unmanned cameras to document the events from above.

Ray Allen's Shot, Captured In Photos

If only one play could be said to define this scintillating NBA finals, it has to be Ray Allen's game-tying three-pointer from the right corner with 5,2 seconds to go to force overtime.

Decline and fall: how American society unravelled

Thirty years ago, the old deal that held US society together started to unwind, with social cohesion sacrificed to greed. Was it an inevitable process or was it engineered by self-interested elites?

In or around 1978, America's character changed.

Road to Moscow Runs Through USA Track and Field Championships This Week

America's best track and field athletes will be gathering in Des Moines, Iowa this week to select the national champions and assemble Team USA, which will compete in the World Outdoor Championships in Moscow, August 10 to 18.

French sailor freed after pirate attack, Nigeria says

ABUJA (Reuters) - A French sailor was freed on Tuesday after being captured by pirates last week from his ship off the coast of Togo and taken to Nigeria, a military commander said.

A New Era of Parity: How the Field Caught Up to Tiger, Rory and Phil

Tiger Woods is still the best player in the world by a good margin, but that superiority hasn't translated into a major victory in a half decade.

Phil Mickelson hasn't won a major in more than two years and has only two in the past seven.

Rafael Nadal's Guide to Claiming His 3rd Wimbledon Title

The 27-year-old—who rested for about eight months with tendinitis after last year's second-round defeat to Lukas Rasol at Wimbledon—is 43-2 with seven singles titles already this year.

Insane Timelapse of a Rotating Supercell Looks Like an Alien Spaceship

Photographer and storm chaser Mike Olbinski has captured some incredible storm footage over the years (such as this apocalyptic haboob in Arizona in 2011.) But his latest timelapse was something he"s been chasing down for over four years: a rotating supercell.

Retired Federal Judge Explains Why The FISA Court Should Not Be Trusted

Retired federal judge Nancy Gertner, who has appeared in stories here for years (she was the original judge in the Tenenbaum trial, and also spoke out about how US attorney Carmen Ortiz handled the Aaron Swartz case), has now highlighted a very important point about all of the NSA surveillance stori

HealthXL Global Gathering 2013 -- Innovation For A Healthier Planet

Recently, I was in Dublin at the the HealthXL Global Gathering.  And while Ireland was a simply wonderful, it was much more of a global perspective at this meeting that captured my imagination.  Australia, Canada, Ghana, Finland, Ireland and USA were represented.