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Sam Delgado @ Vox 1 place · 05/04/2024 07:30 EDT

How the world wastes hundreds of billions of meals in a year, in three charts

The UN reports that over a trillion dollars worth of food gets thrown out every year worldwide. | Mykola Miakshykov/Ukrinform/Future Publishing via Getty Images Think twice before throwing out your leftovers A billion meals are wasted every single day, according to a recent report from the United Nations. And that’s a conservative estimate. It’s not just food down the drain, but money, too. The 2024 UN Food Waste Index report... Read more ›

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Ellen Ioanes @ Vox 2 place · 05/04/2024 07:00 EDT

The UK’s controversial Rwanda deportation plan, explained

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak conducts a press conference on a plan to stop illegal migration on December 7, 2023. | James Manning/WPA/Getty Images There are already legal challenges to the new policy, but authorities detained some migrants this week. The UK is again preparing to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda after Parliament created a workaround to enact a policy the high court declared unlawful. Authorities have begun detaining migrants to... Read more ›

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Ellen Ioanes @ Vox · 05/03/2024 17:04 EDT

What the backlash to student protests over Gaza is really about

Selcuk Acar/Anadolu via Getty Images The Columbia protests and the debate over pro-Palestinian college students, explained. Protests over the war in Gaza erupted on Columbia University’s campus in mid-April, inspiring demonstrations at other universities across the country as well as in Canada, Australia, and France. But as those protests — many of which center on encampments and demands that universities divest from Israel — have grown, so too have intense... Read more ›

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Abdallah Fayyad @ Vox 2 place · 05/03/2024 17:00 EDT

The lessons from colleges that didn’t call the police

Pro-Palestinian students and activists face police officers after protesters were evicted from the campus library earlier in the day at Portland State University in Portland, Oregon on May 2. | AFP via Getty Images Deescalating conflict around protests was possible — but many colleges turned to law enforcement instead. For weeks, police have been arriving on college campuses from New York to California at the behest of university officials, sweeping... Read more ›

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Laura Bult @ Vox 3 place · 05/03/2024 14:54 EDT

Should humans get their own geologic era?

The debate over the Anthropocene epoch, explained. The word “Anthropocene” has gained cultural resonance in recent years, as it’s become clearer that humans have made an indelible and destructive impact on our planet. But it’s also a term with a specific technical meaning: an epoch, or geologic unit of time, named for humans. In 2009, a group of scientists first started investigating whether the Anthropocene should be formally recognized as... Read more ›

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Joshua Keating @ Vox 3 place · 05/03/2024 13:40 EDT

The longshot plan to end the war in Gaza and bring peace to the Middle East

President Joe Biden and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman arrive for a photo during a summit in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, on July 16, 2022. | Mandel Ngan/AFP via Getty Images The US and Saudi Arabia say they’re close to a historic mega-deal. There’s just one problem. As an old saying, often attributed to President Dwight Eisenhower, goes, “If a problem cannot be solved, enlarge it.” Given how torturously difficult... Read more ›

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Kyndall Cunningham @ Vox · 05/03/2024 13:38 EDT

Drake vs. everyone, explained

Rapper Drake at “Lil Baby & Friends Birthday Celebration Concert” at State Farm Arena on December 9, 2022, in Atlanta. | Prince Williams/WireImage Everyone involved in Drake’s latest — and biggest — feud. To borrow a phrase from our foremost cultural observer, Azealia Banks, the boys are fighting. Since the explosive drop of producer Metro Boomin and rapper Future’s first joint album, We Don’t Trust You, on March 22, a... Read more ›

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Brian Resnick @ Vox · 05/03/2024 11:43 EDT

Where billions of cicadas will emerge this spring (and over the next decade), in one map

US Forest Service via Wikimedia Commons Cicadas will hear the call of spring. And then you’ll hear their mating calls, too. For well over a decade, periodical cicadas do very little. They hang out in the ground, sucking sap out of tree roots. Then, following this absurdly long stint in the soil, they emerge, sprout wings, make a ton of noise, have sex, and die within a few weeks. Their... Read more ›

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Whizy Kim @ Vox · 05/03/2024 11:25 EDT

Boeing’s problems were as bad as you thought

The Senate hearings come months after a door plug in a Boeing 737-9 MAX plane blew out during an Alaska Airlines flight on January 5. | NTSB via Getty Images Experts and whistleblowers testified before Congress in April. Now, a second whistleblower is dead. Boeing went under the magnifying glass at not one, but two Senate hearings on April 17 examining allegations of deep-seated safety issues plaguing the once-revered plane... Read more ›

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Kelsey Piper @ Vox 3 place · 05/03/2024 08:00 EDT

No one wants to think about pandemics. But bird flu doesn’t care.

Rescued chickens gather in an aviary at Farm Sanctuary’s Southern California Sanctuary on October 5, 2022, in Acton, California. | Mario Tama/Getty Images A pandemic response that amounts to hoping and praying isn’t nearly enough. The so-called “bird flu” H5N1 virus only rarely infects humans. Over the course of several decades during which it has circulated and resulted in the deaths of tens of millions of birds, about 880 cases... Read more ›

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Ian Millhiser @ Vox 3 place · 05/03/2024 07:15 EDT

The Supreme Court: The most powerful, least busy people in Washington

Six Supreme Court justices attend President Joe Biden’s 2024 State of the Union address. | Shawn Thew/Pool/AFP via Getty Images The justices are quietly quitting their day jobs as judges, even as they become more and more political. Young John Roberts was a funny guy. “The generally accepted notion that the court can only hear roughly 150 cases each term,” the future chief justice wrote while he was an early-career... Read more ›

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Li Zhou @ Vox · 05/03/2024 06:30 EDT

You could soon get cash for a delayed flight

Flights to LaGuardia Airport were delayed last June due to smoke and poor visibility. | Getty Images Flying has gotten hellish. Consumers might finally get compensated. Under a new rule from the Biden administration, passengers could soon get relief for one of the most frequently cited travel grievances. The rule, which was announced in late April, would require airlines to provide automatic refunds for flight delays, an issue that’s been... Read more ›

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Aja Romano @ Vox · 05/03/2024 06:00 EDT

Baby Reindeer’s messy stalking has led to more messy stalking offscreen

Jessica Gunning as “Martha” in Baby Reindeer. | Ed Miller/Netflix With the Baby Reindeer fallout, the paradox of true crime as entertainment strikes again. As a medium, autofiction has long been a source of controversy, but rarely has an autobiographical work of fiction come with as many built-in issues as Netflix’s hit Baby Reindeer. The show, a seven-episode limited series from British comedian Richard Gadd, chronicles Gadd’s history of allegedly... Read more ›

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Alex Abad-Santos @ Vox 3 place · 05/02/2024 14:15 EDT

Challengers is the best thing that could happen to polyamory

Tashi Duncan (Zendaya) and her tennis-playing, polyamorous twinks. | Challengers/Amazon MGM Studios The relationship style has been the topic of talky articles and books. Finally, it’s the sexiest element of the year’s sexiest movie. Much has recently been made out of polyamory in the media, to the point where the prospect of dating and ostensibly having sex with multiple people who are also attracted to you seems rather unsexy. Pieces... Read more ›

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Zack Beauchamp @ Vox 3 place · 05/02/2024 13:45 EDT

Why America’s Israel-Palestine debate is broken — and how to fix it

Israeli and Palestinian flags on display in protests at UCLA on April 28, 2024 in Westwood, California. | Robert Gauthier/Los Angeles Times/Getty Images It’s time to take back the Israel-Palestine debate from the radicals on both sides. You may have heard of Shai Davidai, the Israeli professor at Columbia University who has launched a crusade against the school’s pro-Palestinian protestors. He’s rocketed to fame by calling students terrorists, comparing himself... Read more ›

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Ellen Ioanes @ Vox · 05/02/2024 13:17 EDT

What the backlash to student protests over Gaza is really about

Selcuk Acar/Anadolu via Getty Images The Columbia protests and the debate over pro-Palestinian college students, explained. Protests over the war in Gaza erupted on Columbia University’s campus in mid-April, inspiring demonstrations at other universities across the country as well as in Canada and France. But as those protests — many of which center on encampments and demands that universities divest from Israel — have grown, so too have intense crackdowns... Read more ›

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A.W. Ohlheiser @ Vox · 05/02/2024 13:05 EDT

The misleading information in one of America’s most popular podcasts

Andrew Huberman, a neurobiology professor and host of the Huberman Lab podcast, attending INBOUND 2023 in Boston, Mass. | Photo by Chance Yeh/Getty Images for HubSpot The Huberman Lab has credentials and millions of fans, but it sometimes oversteps medical fact. Sometimes, misleading information is easy to spot, traveling in the same conspiracy-theory-slicked grooves it has for decades. The same ideas that undermined belief in the safety of Covid-19 vaccines... Read more ›

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Dylan Scott @ Vox · 05/02/2024 07:30 EDT

Canceling people’s medical debt may be too little, too late

Canceling people’s debt from unpaid medical bills does not lead to improvements in their health or finances, according to a new study. | Getty Images The US leaves millions of people with outstanding medical bills. How do we help them? Four in 10 Americans carry some kind of medical debt, an affliction that is unique to the United States among wealthy nations. The country does not guarantee medical insurance to... Read more ›

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Anna North @ Vox · 05/02/2024 07:15 EDT

AI has created a new form of sexual abuse

Nude images shared without consent can be traumatic, whether they’re real or not. | Getty Images/iStockphoto How do you stop deepfake nudes? There’s a lot of debate about the role of technology in kids’ lives, but sometimes we come across something unequivocally bad. That’s the case with AI “nudification” apps, which teenagers are using to generate and share fake naked photos of their classmates. At Issaquah High School in Washington... Read more ›

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Constance Grady @ Vox · 05/02/2024 07:00 EDT

Why we can’t stop talking about age gaps

Anne Hathaway as Solène and Nicholas Galitzine as Hayes in The Idea of You. | Courtesy of Prime From The Idea of You to viral essays, the discourse is rarely about the people inside the relationships. There’s something about age gaps right now. They’re all over the place. The Idea of You, out on Amazon Prime this week, features Anne Hathaway as a 39-year-old mom falling in love with a... Read more ›

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Ellen Ioanes @ Vox · 05/02/2024 06:30 EDT

Cholera is making a comeback — and the world doesn’t have enough vaccines

A nurse administers a dosage of the cholera vaccine during the launch of the campaign to immunize people in affected areas, at the Kuwadzana Polyclinic in Harare on January 29, 2024. | Jekesai Njikizana/AFP via Getty Images “A billion people at risk”: How worldwide cholera outbreaks are threatening lives. Amid a global resurgence of cholera, the world is fighting with one hand tied behind its back. The global stockpile of... Read more ›

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Jan Dutkiewicz @ Vox · 05/02/2024 06:00 EDT

How rioting farmers unraveled Europe’s ambitious climate plan

Farmer protests in Nîmes, France, in March. According to reports, large tires were set on fire during the blockade. | Luc Auffret/Anadolu via Getty Images Road-clogging, manure-dumping farmers reveal the paradox at the heart of EU agriculture. In February 2021, in the midst of the deadly second year of the Covid-19 pandemic, Grégory Doucet, mayor of Lyon, France, temporarily took red meat off the menus of the city’s school cafeterias.... Read more ›

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