music The life and sounds of Ryuichi Sakamoto: a journey through time and ice Natalie Dressed

Science 8th grader designs origami that can hold over 9000 times its own weight Gail Sherman

Japan Copyright holders are finally beginning to push back against OpenAI Grant St. Clair

Science Billionaire preppers picked wrong country to build apocalypse bunkers Mark Frauenfelder

books Artist Saul Steinberg's 1945 book "All in Line" gets a lavish new re-publication Ruben Bolling

politics Inside the parallel world of the ultra rich: private courts, secret storage, and diplomatic immunity Ellsworth Toohey

law Vermont man charged with drunk driving in Canada thought he was in U.S. Rob Beschizza

Science Scientist identify the phonetic alphabet of whales Thom Dunn

$50m centrist news site shuts after one year of wealthy owners insisting that's what everyone wants Rob Beschizza

cars AirTag tracks stolen Yukon from Toronto to Dubai Rob Beschizza

fun "This site will self-destruct" finally self-destructs after no-one signs guestbook for 24 hours Rob Beschizza

Science Breakthrough in understanding whale language David Pescovitz

Games Classic 90s game Worms 2 hacked to run on modern computers—and to have its hidden features Rob Beschizza

music How the upcoming last Beatles song, "Now and Then," was made Ruben Bolling

lies BBC's disinformation correspondent lied on her resume David Pescovitz

queen Dolly Parton rocks on with Queen's 'We Are The Champions' for upcoming album Rusty Blazenhoff

tabloids Royal scandals in this week's dubious tabloids Peter Sheridan

art Celebrating the 35th anniversary of Star Trek: The Next Generation with mixed-media meme art Gareth Branwyn

guns Eyewitnesses say police refused to confront Texas gunman, who was in school for "up to an hour" Rob Beschizza