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  • Student scientist Araw Akram discovered that fruit flies that eat nonorganic produce have lower reproduction rates than insects that eat organic food.
    When Art Meets Science, You'll Get The Picture
    Sure, you've got a world-changing idea — but can you explain it? This new collaboration challenges artists to illuminate the inventions of young scientists.
  • Giuseppe Mandara (in white shirt, with cigar), and officers from the Anti-Mafia unit of the Italian police on Tuesday.
    Italy's 'Armani Of Mozzarella' Accused Of Having Mafia Links
    Giuseppe Mandara runs one of Italy's major cheese producers. He's compared himself in the past to one of the world's leading fashion designers. But now he stands accused of being in business with the Mafia.
  • Tweens Turn to Red Cross for Babysitting Training
    Red Cross Instructor, Ken Draper, teaches tween girls important babysitting etiquette. In the certification program, the girls learn how to use first aid…
  • Amina Figarova performs at the 2010 Newport Jazz Festival.
    Amina Figarova Sextet, Avishai Cohen's Triveni On JazzSet
    From the stage at Newport, Figarova's sextet surveyed an iconic music scene — listeners on the lawn, Narragansett Bay in the background, boats floating in the harbor. Hear the pianist and her European group in a concert from the 2010 Newport Jazz Festival.
  • John Brennan, the man who stripped at Portland International Airport to protest TSA screeners, testifies during his trial Wednesday.
    Court Rules Portland's Naked Traveler Is Protected By Law
    The man protested TSA security procedures by stripping. A court ruled that was protected speech.
  • Oklahoma Unemployment Rate Drops Slightly in June
    OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — The unemployment rate fell by a tenth of a percentage point in June to a seasonally adjusted unemployment rate of 4.7 percent.The…
  • "Sonochromatic cyborg" and artist Neil Harbisson — with the implanted device that converts color to sound — at his TED talk in Edinburgh last month.
    Around The Classical Internet: July 20, 2012
    Mozart in full Technicolor, band camp in Baltimore, and Mahler tans (?) in San Fran: all the classical news that's fit to link.
  • Lance Armstrong, 2005. Following that race, in which he won his seventh consecutive Tour, Armstrong announced his retirement.
    Fighting For Photos Of The Tour De France
    For more than 20 years, photographer James Startt has been chasing legendary cyclists in the Tour de France, capturing the fans' excitement against the backdrop of the French countryside and the raw emotion of competitive cyclists. Now, a selection of his work can be viewed online.
  • Welcome
    Well, here we go. The journey of a thousand blog entries begins, I suppose, with a single cliched expression.Welcome to Kind of Blog: An Occasional KWGS…
  • Texas Gov. Rick Perry has opposed the expansion of Medicaid under the Accountable Care Act, and his administration has yet to review big health insurance rate hikes under the law.
    Texas Slow To Review Health Insurance Rate Hikes
    To make insurance more affordable, the federal health law requires every state to conduct a special review whenever a health insurer wants to raise premiums more than 10 percent. The Texas insurance department hasn't completed a reviews of any of the nine qualifying rate increases. So the companies' rate increases have taken effect.
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