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The Empty Promises Of Marie Kondo And The Craze For Minimalism
LESS IS LESS

The Empty Promises Of Marie Kondo And The Craze For Minimalism

1 digg theguardian.com Long Reads Style 10 hours ago

From the "KonMari method" to Apple's barely-there design philosophy, we are forever being urged to declutter and simplify our lives. But does minimalism really make us any happier?

Amazon Threatened To Fire Employees For Speaking Out On Climate, Workers Say
NOT A GOOD LOOK

Amazon Threatened To Fire Employees For Speaking Out On Climate, Workers Say

theguardian.com Climate Change 1 day ago

Emails show that a group of employees who called for stronger climate action by the company were told they risked dismissal.

The Horror Of Australia's Brushfires, In Photos
WELCOME TO HELL

The Horror Of Australia's Brushfires, In Photos

1 digg theguardian.com News Photos 1 day ago

Australia's south-east has been devastated by fires that have left nine people dead and hundreds of homes destroyed since Christmas.

The Dark Side Of Desalination
DROWNED IN SALT

The Dark Side Of Desalination

theguardian.com Nature 1 day ago

"The salt they pump back into the sea kills everything, and there's just a thick layer of sludge on the sea bed now."

Furry, Cute And Drooling Herpes: What To Do With Florida's Invasive Monkeys?
NOT MONKEYING AROUND

Furry, Cute And Drooling Herpes: What To Do With Florida's Invasive Monkeys?

1 digg theguardian.com Animals Health 3 days ago

Rhesus macaques were introduced to Silver Springs state park in the 30s but, now 400 strong, they harbor a disease fatal to humans.

How A Controversial Tactic Could Help Republicans Win In 2020
CASTING YOUR VOTE ASIDE

How A Controversial Tactic Could Help Republicans Win In 2020

theguardian.com Law Politics 3 days ago

Alarm is growing in the United States over the way people are aggressively removed from the voter rolls.

DeRay Mckesson On Black Lives Matter: 'It Changed The Country'
THE POWER OF PROTEST

DeRay Mckesson On Black Lives Matter: 'It Changed The Country'

theguardian.com 4 days ago

The civil rights activist discusses the significance of the street demonstrations in Ferguson, Missouri, and what's next for the movement as the 2020 election looms.

What A Closed Rural Hospital Tells Us About American Healthcare
'HOW MANY MORE PEOPLE HAVE TO DIE?'

What A Closed Rural Hospital Tells Us About American Healthcare

theguardian.com Health 1 week ago

When Missouri's Twin Rivers medical center closed, executives claimed it was a "consolidation" with a new facility. But residents say it points to a healthcare crisis.

I Asked The Public To Send Me Anonymous Confessions. I Learned Some Terrible Truths
SPILLING THE TEA

I Asked The Public To Send Me Anonymous Confessions. I Learned Some Terrible Truths

2 diggs theguardian.com Curious Human Nature 1 week ago

A Google form I set up has given me disturbing new insights into humanity in all its filth, says B3ta.com co-founder Rob Manuel.

Can This Giant New Jersey Mega-Mall Revive US Retail?
WILL PEOPLE BUY INTO IT

Can This Giant New Jersey Mega-Mall Revive US Retail?

theguardian.com Business 1 week ago

The owners of a massive new shopping complex are convinced of success. But has America's once-great retail format simply had its day?

Why WeWork Went Wrong
SCAMS NEVER END WELL

Why WeWork Went Wrong

2 diggs theguardian.com Business Long Reads 2 weeks ago

The office-space startup took a tumble when investors tired of its messianic CEO and lack of profits. But why were its backers - the House of Saud among them - so keen to pour billions into it in the first place?

Inside The Ski Industry's Battle With Climate Change
THE ECONOMICS OF SNOW

Inside The Ski Industry's Battle With Climate Change

2 diggs theguardian.com Climate Change 2 weeks ago

Hundreds of ski resorts now stand abandoned across the Alps. But some scientists believe they have found a way to keep snow on the ground and that it could help vulnerable communities all over the world.

Facebook To Ban Misinformation Regarding 2020 US Census
WE SENSE CONFLICT

Facebook To Ban Misinformation Regarding 2020 US Census

theguardian.com Politics 2 weeks ago

The company is to clamp down on ads that portray taking part in the census as "useless or meaningless."

Not Such A Bright Idea: Why Your Phone's Night Mode May Be Keeping You Awake
OOP

Not Such A Bright Idea: Why Your Phone's Night Mode May Be Keeping You Awake

1 digg theguardian.com Science Technology 2 weeks ago

Many smartphone screens switch to warmer colors in the evening to help you sleep better — but research suggests the science behind this is all wrong.

The Age Of Perpetual Crisis: How The 2010s Disrupted Everything But Resolved Nothing
OUT WITH THE OLD

The Age Of Perpetual Crisis: How The 2010s Disrupted Everything But Resolved Nothing

theguardian.com Culture Politics 2 weeks ago

In an era of bewildering upheaval, how will the past decade be remembered?

A Cinema, A Pool And A Bar Inside An Old Missile Silo: A Look At The Post-Apocalyptic Underground Future
NICE DIGS

A Cinema, A Pool And A Bar Inside An Old Missile Silo: A Look At The Post-Apocalyptic Underground Future

7 diggs theguardian.com Architecture Design 2 weeks ago

A missile silo converted into a 15-story luxury subterranean apartment complex could be a taste of what lies in store in cities around the world.

'We Were Lawless!' Banksy's Photographer Reveals Their Scams And Scrapes
PAINT BY THE NUMBERS

'We Were Lawless!' Banksy's Photographer Reveals Their Scams And Scrapes

theguardian.com Art 2 weeks ago

The secret to never being arrested, he says, "is hi-vis jackets and traffic cones. Nobody stops you if you have them."

Boris Johnson Leads Tories To Historic UK General Election Win
THE BREXIT EFFECT

Boris Johnson Leads Tories To Historic UK General Election Win

theguardian.com News 3 weeks ago

The prime minister addressed the nation, saying Brexit was now the "irrefutable, irresistible, unarguable decision of the British people."

Roxette Singer Marie Fredriksson Dies Aged 61
RIP

Roxette Singer Marie Fredriksson Dies Aged 61

1 digg theguardian.com Culture Music 3 weeks ago

The voice behind "It Must Have Been Love" had suffered from health problems after undergoing radiation treatment for a brain tumor.

This Town Is Giving Families $500 A Month, No Strings Attached. The Results Are Telling
MONEY IS TIME

This Town Is Giving Families $500 A Month, No Strings Attached. The Results Are Telling

3 diggs theguardian.com Economics Money 3 weeks ago

Recipients have used the money to apply for better jobs, spend more time with their children, or save for better housing.

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