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Who Was Just-Killed ISIS Leader “Jihadi John”?

Who Was Just-Killed ISIS Leader “Jihadi John”?

Nickolaus Hines
10 years ago
A U.S. airstrike appears to have taken out the public face of ISIS. Here's what we know about Jihadi John.
19 Haunting Facts Behind The USS Constitution, America’s Most Important Warship

19 Haunting Facts Behind The USS Constitution, America’s Most Important Warship

Nickolaus Hines
10 years ago
From her battles with pirates to the ghosts that walk her deck, these are the most amazing USS Constitution facts.
Why The World’s Greatest Minds Think Artificial Intelligence Is Humanity’s Greatest Threat

Why The World’s Greatest Minds Think Artificial Intelligence Is Humanity’s Greatest Threat

Nickolaus Hines
10 years ago
Computers taking over the world is largely the stuff of science fiction movies like Terminator Genisys, but is reality catching up?
Meet Sergeant Stubby, The Canine Hero Of World War I

Meet Sergeant Stubby, The Canine Hero Of World War I

Nickolaus Hines
10 years ago
How a dog named Sergeant Stubby participated in 17 battles, rose to the rank of sergeant, and became a national icon.
Meet The Dakotaraptor: Feathered, Winged And Lethal

Meet The Dakotaraptor: Feathered, Winged And Lethal

Nickolaus Hines
10 years ago
Dakotaraptor, a new dinosaur species discovered in South Dakota, is a far larger relative of the Velociraptor.
A History Of The Internet And Its Invention

A History Of The Internet And Its Invention

Nickolaus Hines
10 years ago
On October 29, 1969, at 10:30 PM, internet history was made with the transfer of one simple message.
Graph Of The Day: Would You Kill Baby Hitler? New York Times Readers Respond

Graph Of The Day: Would You Kill Baby Hitler? New York Times Readers Respond

Nickolaus Hines
10 years ago
The New York Times Magazine asked their readers if they would kill baby Hitler. Here are the results of the heated exchange on Twitter.
Inside The Lowline Lab, The Prototype For The World’s First Underground Park

Inside The Lowline Lab, The Prototype For The World’s First Underground Park

Nickolaus Hines
10 years ago
The Lowline Lab, a prototype for the larger Lowline underground park, is now open to the public in New York City.