The Profit Of Violence - Science Radars

The Profit Of Violence

In a nation with the highest rate of gun ownership, Republicans have somehow concluded that we should add more guns.

The Profit Of Violence,In a nation with the highest rate of gun ownership, Republicans have somehow concluded that we should add more guns.

See also EXPLAINER: Social media and the Texas shooter's messages

We're All Coping With So Many Collective Traumas At Work Right Now Enduring a pandemic, racism, violence, misogyny, the erosion of rights and mass death is taking a cascading toll on American workers.
The New Hell's Kitchen Restaurant Will Be The Biggest One Yet
British chef Gordon Ramsay has certainly left his mark on the United States. He's hosted numerous television shows based in the U.S., including "Kitchen Nightmares," "MasterChef," and "Hell's Kitchen." Ramsay also ow
TikTok’s Faux Bleached Brow Trick Is Perfect For Non-Committal Types
Nothing causes a stir in the world of beauty like a trend that involves our brows. Arguably the feature we’ve been most invested in over the last few years, we’re certainly not ready to lose our precious arches anytime soon. But while many of us pass
This is one of the worst environments for exercise – Research Warns
A new study conducted by researchers at the University of Tsukuba in Japan suggests that exercise may impair executive brain performance in low-oxygen settings. The peer-reviewed study, which was just released in the journal Scientific Reports, disco
Thousands of Americans to get $3,200 in direct payments thanks to new law – see if money is coming y
Thousands of Americans to get $3,200 in direct payments thanks to new law – see if money is coming your way FOLLOWING months of deliberation, lawmakers approved a plan to send $3,200 relief checks to hundreds of thousands of Americans. Alaska Govern
10 Most Popular K-Pop Music Videos as of July 2022, Ranked
10 Most Popular K-Pop Music Videos as of July 2022, Ranked The incredible K-Pop releases keep coming in 2022. Our favorite South Korean superstars, including boy bands, girl groups and solo stars, are bringing us unforgettable…
One of the best tools for predicting COVID-19 outbreaks? Sewage.
The pandemic brought renewed attention to the value of wastewater monitoring for tracking pathogens and mitigating disease. The post One of the best tools for predicting COVID-19 outbreaks? Sewage. first appeared on Science Radars.
One of the best tools for predicting COVID-19 outbreaks? Sewage. The pandemic brought renewed attention to the value of wastewater monitoring for tracking pathogens and mitigating disease.
Photo Ark Photo Ark is a multiyear effort with Joel Sartore to photograph all captive species and inspire people to save these animals before they disappear forever.
A Fleet of Confused Self-Driving Cars Stopped in the Middle of a Street for Hours At least eight robotaxis from the General Motors subsidiary navigated to the same street corner and then stopped in the middle of the road, blocking traffic.
Why seashells are getting harder to find on the seashore At the beach, take only pictures, leave only footprints and sandcastles. The mollusks have enough problems already.
Why Omicron variants BA.4 and BA.5 are causing fresh U.S. outbreaks More infectious than past strains, these subvariants can also more easily escape antibodies from vaccines and previous infections.
Celebrate America with photos of our unique species From the iconic bison to inch-long fairy shrimp, the U.S. is home to more than 32,000 animal species.
Pick Up Returnal for $50 and Then Fight Your Way Through a Dark, Dangerous Internet to Secure Yourself a PS5 to Play It On You won't be able to play this action roguelike shooter without one.
Apple’s Former Top Lawyer Pleads Guilty to Insider Trading Prosecutors said Gene Levoff remained one of Apple’s top lawyers for over a decade while he used his knowledge of market dips to 'line his own pockets.'
Elon Musk’s Starlink Can Now Beam Wifi to Cars, Boats, and Planes The FCC approved the company to provide internet to moving vehicles.
Apple Jacks up iPhone and iPad Prices in Japan The cost of some iPhones increased by nearly 20%, along with Apple products, as the value of the Yen fell.
Yeehaw, the EU Agreed on Laws to Reign in the Crypto ‘Wild West’ Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) would provide recourse for scammed investors and coin holders and require disclosure of environmental impact.
Spoilers of the Week: July 1st Dr. Doom Leak, Furiosa Plot, Hannibal Series, Lisa Frankenstein & Stranger Things
How Universal’s E.T. Adventure Ride Still Captures the Magic of the Movie The beloved theme park attraction celebrates the Steven Spielberg classic, which turned 40 this year.
Meta Feels the Downturn Burn, Slashes Hiring by 30% In a leaked employee Q&A, Mark Zuckerberg outlined plans to bring on far fewer engineers and 'turn up the heat' on existing staff.
This Week’s Toy News Definitely Bent Your Wookiee New toy offerings from the worlds of Star Wars, Black Panther, and The Simpsons abound!
The Original Plans for the Obi-Wan Kenobi TV Series Were Wild Commander Cody! The Sarlacc pit! An extremely drunk Jawa! And so, so much more.
Raspberry Pi Pico W Adds Wi-Fi, Costs Just $6 The Pico W brings Wi-Fi 802.11n wireless connectivity to the ultra-affordable microcontroller.
Greg Abbott Sued for Claiming He Had Zero Contact With NRA After Uvalde A nonprofit watchdog has asked a Texas judge to find the governor's claims 'not credible'.
Here’s What’s Actually in Disney’s Absurd $5,000 Star Wars Cocktail The camtono it's served in is not included when you order this Disney Cruise exclusive.
Privacy Advocates Lambast Virginia for Ditching Police Facial Recognition Ban Virginia's new law lets police use facial recognition if they have “reasonable suspicion" less than one year after the state banned police use of the tech.
Climate Change Is Shifting How Plants Evolve. Seed Banks May Have to Adapt, Too Seed banks are critical for preserving biodiversity and ensuring we'll have food for the future. But they're running up against a rapidly changing world.
How to Know If You’re Dangerously Overheated As the U.S. is pummeled by heatwaves, it's important to know the signs of heat exhaustion.
The Best Horror, Sci-Fi, and Fantasy Streaming in July 2022 In this month's Nerd's Watch, io9 picks the best genre movies and TV shows coming to Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video, Disney+, and more.
Grab Riders Republic for $20 and Hop Into Its Massive Multiplayer Extreme Sports Open-World Playground Save $40 on Ubisoft's Riders Republic on PlayStation 5.
O Say, Can You See GlassesUSA.com’s July 4th Deals Enjoy savings on contact lenses, designer frames, sunglasses, and more at GlassesUSA.com.
TikTok CEO Tries to Placate Republicans, Claims App Keeps User Data From Beijing The company has been on the defensive after recent reports brought new questions whether China’s government had access to U.S. user data.
Watch Hideaki Anno Live His Best Life as Shin Ultraman’s Mocap Actor Everything comes full circle for the Evangelion creator and lifelong Ultraman fan.
What It Really Takes to Get Food to Your Plate "Food miles" are a bigger emitter than previously thought, new research finds.
The Way Sigourney Weaver Is Back for Avatar 2 Is Absolutely Unhinged Weaver's scientist character died in the first Avatar, so now she's returning... as the adopted Na'vi daughter of its protagonists.
Run Up That Hill to Your Stranger Things Season 4 Finale Spoiler Zone The final two massive episodes of season four have arrived, and Hawkins, Indiana will never be the same.

Tags: American as violence gun violence School Shootings Teachers Texas Uvalde

Leave a Reply Cancel reply