Laurence Rasti's There Are No Homosexuals in Iran
When Iran's President declared Iran free of gays, a photographer set out to discover where they'd gone.
When Iran's President declared Iran free of gays, a photographer set out to discover where they'd gone.
For most people, it's hard to figure out what you want to be when you grow up. For Sumo wrestlers, it's even harder.
If you love Vladimir Putin, but don't have the shirts, posters and throw pillows to prove it, this club can show you the way.
How the humble skateboard helped to kickstart a young feminist movement.
If you want to know where your seaweed salad comes from, NASA's satellite imagery can help.
When an Idaho man saw barefoot kids in Nairobi, he knew he had to do something. His solution: a smarter shoe.
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More people have access to a cell phone than a toilet. What are all those phones doing?
The next time you’re backpacking through Europe, forget the Eiffel Tower and the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Instead, venture into the unknown lands of Europe’s quirky landmarks and tourist destinations.
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In honor of the Canadian men and women who bravely served during WWI, here are 14 fantastic wartime propaganda posters.
Artist Isao Hashimoto created an animation showing every nuclear test between 1945 (the first Manhattan Project test, called Trinity) and 1998 (a test in Pakistan). The total number? 2,053, according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institu
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Photo circa 2008 courtesy of Joanna J., used by Creative Commons license. In 1975, construction began on a high-rise building in the center of Kraków, Poland. The massive structure (planned to be 24 stories high) was to be the headquarters for the Polis