Natasha Noman
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Chicken sexer, iceberg mover and 13 more of the weirdest jobs on Earth
From dog food tester to chicken sexer, these are some of the oddest jobs we could find. → Read More
Flight overbooked? Here are your legal rights and how much money the airline owes you.
Here's what to do if your airline owes you money — or mistreats you. → Read More
How much does Coachella really cost? Here's what you spend on festival tickets and more.
Here's the cheapest way to enjoy the music festival. → Read More
Flight overbooked? Here are your legal rights and how much money the airline owes you.
Airlines overbooking their flights can have ugly consequences. On Sunday, United Airlines — already in hot water for allegedly mistreating passengers — made headlines again after it reportedly forcibly removed a man from his seat at Chicago O'Hare… → Read More
Syrians are showing support for missile strikes by changing their profile picture to Trump
Some Syrians are showing support for Donald Trump on Twitter. → Read More
Syria missle attack: These are the reactions from foreign press
This is how the world is reacting to Donald Trump's attack on Syria. → Read More
7 statistics that prove the Pulitzer Prize has a diversity problem as big as the Oscars'
Another version of whitewashing history. → Read More
Here's a running list of members of Congress condemning Trump for the Syria strike
On Thursday night, President Donald Trump ordered missile strikes on al-Shayrat air base in Syria. It is where Bashar al-Assad's alleged chemical weapons attack, which killed scores of his own citizens Tuesday, was launched, according to the U.S. government — this was the motivation for Trump's retaliatory attack. The order drew mixed and dividing reactions. A number of U.S. lawmakers and… → Read More
Putin condemns Trump’s attack on Syria as a "violation of the norms of international law"
"The U.S. strikes on Syria [are an] aggression against a sovereign state." → Read More
A Trump voter's undocumented husband was just deported to Mexico
"I wish I didn't vote at all," she said. → Read More
100 years after the first Pulitzer Prize was awarded, here are its biggest scandals, snubs
Stories so colorful and controversial, they're worthy of their own prizes → Read More
Where Payless ShoeSource store locations are closing in every US city and state
This list of Payless stores closing in 2017 can help you figure out whether your local shop will shutter. → Read More
Portland is giving away free houses — in exchange for this act of generosity
It's an innovative solution to fight homelessness. → Read More
Equal Pay Day 2017 actually falls on different days for white women and people of color
For Latina women, 2017's "real" Equal Pay Day won't arrive for months. → Read More
Survey finds 55% of white Republicans think blacks face poverty due to lack of motivation
Close to half of white Republicans believe black people are inherently lazier. → Read More
For the first time in more than two decades, the Israeli government approved a settlement
Trump previously asked Israel to stop building additional settlements. → Read More
Depression up 18% since 2005, is now leading cause of ill health and disability
75% of people with major depression aren't getting the mental health treatment they need. → Read More
If you shop on Amazon, your bill might be about to go up. Here's why.
Amazon Prime and regular Amazon customers will soon need to start paying sales tax in four new states. → Read More
This Kickstarter project could redefine the way we see gay and bi women in film
"So much of how we think about life and the world is filtered through the culture and art we consume." → Read More
Canadian "Big Maple Leaf" 220-pound gold coin worth $4.5M stolen, still missing in Berlin
The theft of the 220-pound $4.5M coin remains a mint-stery. → Read More