Image: Wikimedia The Hazda is a small group of hunter-gatherers living in the central Rift Valley of Tanzania, one of the few remaining groups of people left in the world who still collect the majority of their diet through foraged foods. Modernity has still managed to touch their lives, of course, but far less than…

Photo: Getty DreamHost must turn over some information about a website hosted on its platform that was used to plan a protest on President Donald Trump’s inauguration day, a DC judge ruled today. The Justice Department, which alleges that the site helped coordinate a riot, initially sought a massive amount of DreamHost data including the…

Credit: Environmental Data & Governance Initiative Credit: Environmental Data & Governance Initiative Data-tracking watchdog group, Environmental Data & Governance Initiative (EDGI), has reported dozens of instances where the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences has deleted references to climate change from its site. As the name suggests, the NIEHS’ site links to research summaries detailing…

Image: danjo/Flickr There are many bad things to worry about. Be it climate change, diseases, rabid dogs or ticks, life is just chock full of worry. So, here’s another thing: virtually everything in your medicine cabinet. Sorry 🙁 Don’t freak out, because there’s not enough information to know how bad the chemical is, and well,…

At This Point, Amazon Can Crush a Company Just By Filing for a Trademark Amazon is an unstoppable beast, consuming all industries that are ripe for disruption and… Read more Jeff Wilke, CEO of AmazonWorldwide Consumer, said in the statement that “a selection of best-selling grocery staples, including Whole Trade organic bananas, responsibly-farmed salmon, organic…

Photo: The Daily Stormer Less than 24 hours after neo-Nazi website The Daily Stormer returned to the web, its domain registrar, DreamHost, claimed Anonymous hit it with a DDoS attack that put its 400,000 websites offline. Then, after inciting an attack on DreamHost, Daily Stormer moved its domain registration back to GoDaddy the registrar that…

Image: Tim Green/Flickr CC When we think about wine in Italian history, we think of the booze-soaked bacchanalias of ancient Rome. But it turns out that Italians were using wine to get their drunk on long before that, as evidenced by an exciting new discovery of the region’s oldest vino near a Copper Age site…