Articles by John Johnson
Baseball cards, comic books, toys, even instant ramen: On Whatnot, they're all fuel for a nonstop bidding engine that some users say has blown up their finances, reports the Wall Street Journal. The οΏ½...
"He should never have been charged, let alone convicted," the court wrote, per the New York Times. Prosecutors agreed. Klayme, who said he stopped using Kik in 2012, only spotted the discrepancy as hοΏ½...
"He should never have been charged, let alone convicted," the court wrote, per the New York Times. Prosecutors agreed. Klayme, who said he stopped using Kik in 2012, only spotted the discrepancy as hοΏ½...
Economists have been talking about the "Great Wealth Transfer" for a while nowβthe idea that baby boomers, collectively, are going to leave boatloads of money to their heirs. But a Washington Post a...
One of humanity's oldest taboos may be less about morals and more about microbes. Researchers in Poland and the Czech Republic used a mathematical model to argue that societies practicing cannibalismοΏ½...
In America's storm narrative, one familiar villain is quietly being upstaged. The New York Times' Judson Jones reports that while tornadoes have long dominated the headlines, it's hail that's increasοΏ½...
A fresh analysis of an old scourge suggests smallpox likely slipped into Australia not via sick sailors, but via jars of infected scabs. Two new preprint studies, now accepted by peer-reviewed journaοΏ½...
A well-known "biohacker" known for his ambitiouslongevity plans has revealed a speed bump in his journey: Bryan Johnson, 48, said on social media that he has a condition called autoimmune gastritis, οΏ½...
Mexican fans are taking home-field advantage in the World Cup to another level. Videos on social media show throngs of supporters making as much noise as possible Monday night outside the Mexico CityοΏ½...
Generally speaking, Americans appear to be a tired bunch. A new CDC analysis finds that nearly one in three US adults (30.5%) falls short of the recommended seven hours of sleep a night, and only a bοΏ½...
