nuclear radiation

News

Japan wants to move everyone back to Fukushima in the spring

12.05.16

By Isobel Yeung
Entertainment

Ai Weiwei on the Perils of Nuclear Power

10.17.15

By The Creators Project
This Former Nuclear Industry Executive Claims the Fukushima Cleanup Plan Is Infeasible

08.12.15

By Thomas Marsh
News

No One Wants You to Know How Bad Fukushima Might Still Be

08.24.14

By Johnny Magdaleno
No One Wants You to Know How Bad Fukushima Might Still Be

08.19.14

By Johnny Magdaleno
Entertainment

What the Fuck Is Going on in ‘Godzilla’?

05.22.14

By Jamie Lee Taete

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Food

Infant Dead and 10 Others Infected Amid Listeria Outbreak

An infant is dead and 10 others are infected with listeria amid the latest outbreak, which has been tied to ready-to-eat meat products .

11.24.24

By Paige Gawley
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Life

Families Pay as Much in Rent as They Do for Child Care

American families are shelling out the big bucks for child care, with some paying more for it than they do for rent.

11.24.24

By Paige Gawley
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Gaming

I Didn’t Know What the Hell ‘Path of Exile 2’ Was All About, but I’m a Believer Now

‘Path of Exile 2’ didn’t pop up on my radar until I finally sat down with the Early Access stream. Now, I understand the hype.

11.24.24

By Dwayne Jenkins
Screenshot: GSC Game World

Gaming

‘STALKER 2’ to Release Its First Major Patch, Fixing Many Issues

Against all the game’s bugs and glitches at launch, ‘STALKER 2’ is preparing its first major update for the week ahead.

11.24.24

By Dwayne Jenkins
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Life

Americans Are Drinking More Alcohol Than Ever

People in the U.S. are drinking more alcohol now than they did during the COVID-19 pandemic, a new study found.

11.24.24

By Paige Gawley