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More than 1,200 firefighters are battling the blaze.
A wildfire in Santa Barbara County doubled in size overnight and now threatens several communities.
theatln.tc|Por J. Weston Phippen
The apocalyptic pathogen would need to possess a very special combination of two attributes.
Fear of extinction is human. Thankfully, so is resilience.
theatln.tc|Por Amesh Adalja
Prior
to the Department of Education’s push, many institutions of higher
education required “clear and convincing evidence” to find a student
guilty of sexual misconduct.
A
new lawsuit takes aim at the Department of Education’s push to force
colleges to decide sexual misconduct charges based on “a preponderance
of the…
theatln.tc|Por Conor Friedersdorf
Lou Kreuzer I
was for Brock Turner getting the max sentence, but crimes should be
tried in criminal courts with the same constitutional protections and
standard of proof as any other criminal case.Ver tradução
The
discourse following the attack at Pulse nightclub has focused largely
on terrorism, guns, religion, and homophobia. But this was an attack on a
very specific kind of event: a queer Latin night.
"These are experiences of pleasure charged with the knowledge of risks."
theatln.tc|Por Spencer Kornhaber
Before
the caliphate’s media team had even uttered a word, the organization
was handed credit for the massacre as reports emerged that the killer
had expressed support for it—an act that evokes dark hints of a
worldwide conspiracy, even though it requires no genuine ties to the
caliphate in Iraq and Syria.
In the space of minutes, Omar Mateen transformed from an “ordinary” mass shooter into a global terrorist.
theatln.tc|Por Charlie Winter and Haroro J. Ingram
Roger V. Holdener One
wonders if his last minute pledge to ISIL/ISIS was a plea to his own
twisted self image. His father is what? More investigation will tell.Ver tradução
South
America was once a land of giants. Its plains and forests were home to
elephant-sized ground sloths, mace-tailed armadillos the size of a car,
and huge creatures that resembled humpless camels. Hunting them were a
large subspecies of jaguar, sabre-toothed cats, and the gigantic
short-faced bear, several times heavier than a grizzly. All of these
giants—the aptly named megafauna—are now gone. Why?
A
new study suggests that giant bears, sloths, and saber-toothed cats
died because warming temperatures cocked the gun, and people pulled the
trigger.
theatln.tc|Por Ed Yong
The
groan-inducing nature of the tagline underscores the larger point of
the film’s existence: It’s an excuse to get Johnson and Hart together
for two hours so that they can act silly on-screen.
The zany film seems to exist only to unite Kevin Hart and Dwayne Johnson onscreen, but there are worse reasons to make a movie.
theatln.tc|Por David Sims
The Atlantic compartilhou a publicação de The Atlantic Notes.
Readers scrutinize the Australia-U.S. comparison as it applies to gun control measures
A
reader writes in: "Using the terror watch list as a 'no buy' list
circumvents due process. ... If someone is dangerous enough to have
rights removed, shouldn’t we just arrest them?"
Readers debate the perennial question in the wake of the biggest mass shooting in American history.
theatlantic.com
Bill Santagata You
could implement a policy barring people on the FBI terrorist watch list
from buying guns without violating due process. The FBI would have to
get permission from a judge, like they would have to in order to get a
warrant.Ver tradução
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