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This is the true story of abandoned Afghan biometric databases.
[ad_1] According to Jacobsen’s book, AABIS aimed to cover 80% of the Afghan population by 2012, or about 25 million people. While there is no public information on how manyRead More
The Ever-Changing Beauty of the Tetons: A 45-Mile Hike in Wyoming
[ad_1] When I arrived at my first campsite in Wyoming’s Teton Mountains, about 27 miles from the trail, I was expecting to be buried in my sleeping bag. My feetRead More
Schemer or Naive? Trial of Elizabeth Holmes
[ad_1] SAN FRANCISCO — Four years later, repeated delays and the birth of her baby, Elizabeth HolmesThe founder of blood-testing startup Theranos will be prosecuted for fraud by covering upRead More
Ivermectin Demand Is Increasing, Even If It Doesn’t Work For Covid-19
[ad_1] Last week, an emergency room doctor in San Antonio, Dr. Gregory Yu received the same daily requests from his patients, some vaccinated for Covid-19 and others unvaccinated: They askRead More
California’s Plan to Make New Buildings Greener Will Increase Costs, Too
[ad_1] But in other places, like San Bernardino, a much less affluent city east of Los Angeles, where a typical home sells for around $529,000, the cost of solar panelsRead More
A New Type of Crisis: War and Warming Collide in Afghanistan
[ad_1] But climate change is also a threat multiplier for the Taliban. Analysts say water management will be critical to its legitimacy among Afghan citizens, and it will be oneRead More
Tropical Storm Nora Washes Mexico’s Eyelashes with Heavy Rains
[ad_1] Tropical Storm Nora was knocked down from a hurricane on Sunday, the day after it formed, as it battered Mexico’s west coast and unleashed a life-threatening flood of rainRead More
For France, American Vines Still Mean Sour Grapes
[ad_1] BEAUMONT, France – Ivy was once demonized for causing insanity and blindness and was banned decades ago. The French authorities nearly destroyed them by hurling money and sanctions. ButRead More
Here’s How Hurricane Ida Was Rapidly Powered To Become A Beast
[ad_1] Hurricane Ida, which hit the Louisiana coast with winds of 150 miles per hour on Sunday, gained strength faster than most storms. Due to climate change, this type ofRead More