Helen H. Moore's Blog, page 26
July 2, 2018
Are we alone? A question worthy of serious scientific study
In a UFO study, 4.6 percent of astronomers reported witnessing or recording inexplicable aerial phenomena
Populist candidate Andres Manuel López Obrador elected president of Mexico in landslide
Mexico “will never be the piñata of any foreign government,” López Obrador declared to supporters on the trail
Dogs understand your facial expressions and know what you’re feeling, study says
In particular, angry and fearful faces seemed to have a profound affect on man’s best friend
In “Set It Up,” Taye Diggs loves playing a terrible boss and wants to film more rom-coms now
On this episode of “Salon Talks,” Diggs speaks about his new Netflix film, the #MeToo movement and the shift in TV
How food reveals the suppressed history of Chinese and Aboriginal Australian kinship
The intersection of Chinese and Aboriginal Australian history as told through the food of the Northern Territory
Supreme Court hands victory to pro-life crisis pregnancy centers
These religion-based pregnancy care centers try to discourage women from seeking abortions
The human costs of the Olympics: Inside the community displaced by the 2016 Rio games
Salon talks to the director of the documentary “Olympic Favela,” now streaming on Salon Premium
As states legalize sports betting, will sports media go all-in?
Illegal sports wagering had been an industry worth about $150 billion a year, which we now have access to
Hannah Gadsby’s “Nanette”: The stunning Netflix special that made Louis C.K.’s comedy irrelevant
Louis C.K. should feel free to go away forever, now that Gadsby has so decisively bested him on his comedy turf
Trump administration now has fair housing in its sights
HUD’s Carson wants to make it easier for banks, insurers and landlords to redline minorities
