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The secret Pentagon photos of the first prisoners at Guantánamo Bay

The secret Pentagon photos of the first prisoners at Guantánamo Bay
By Mathew Ingram • Issue #245 • View online

The secret Pentagon photos of the first prisoners at Guantánamo Bay
The Times obtained the pictures, taken by military photographers assigned to the elite Combat Camera team, as part of a continuing effort to chronicle the 20-year-old detention operation.
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37% of Google Maps results for abortion services directed people to fake clinics
37% of Google Maps results for abortion services directed people to fake clinics
The Center for Countering Digital Hate found out of a total 70 results for abortion services on Google Maps, 26 directed users to fake clinics.
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Student discovers a new planet on the third day of internship at NASA
Student discovers a new planet on the third day of internship at NASA
Wolf Cukier, a junior at Scarsdale High School in New York, got a two-month internship with NASA during his junior year. So he went to NASA’s Goddard
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Dozens of white supremacists arrested in Idaho had planned to riot
Dozens of white supremacists arrested in Idaho had planned to riot
Members of the right-wing group Patriot Front who were charged on Saturday were preparing to disrupt a nearby Pride event, according to the police.
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I hate it here and never want to leave
I hate it here and never want to leave
A Substack about a declining empire and why people stay.
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Jan. 6 committee to detail the origins and reach of Trump’s election lies
Jan. 6 committee to detail the origins and reach of Trump’s election lies
Monday’s hearing will emphasize the corrosive nature of Trump’s baseless assertions over a period of months.
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Radiocarbon dating of Greenland sharks showed the oldest was more than 200 years old
In 2016, a study based on 28 Greenland sharks determined by radiocarbon dating that the oldest of the animals that they sampled had lived for 392±120 years and was consequently born between 1504 and 1744 https://t.co/qAhTSDRopm
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Mathew Ingram

I write about digital media for the Columbia Journalism Review. I'm an expert in stucco, a veteran in love and an outlaw in Peru

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