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David McNew / Reuters The End of the 'Waze Left'
The company behind the navigation app is looking for a way to reduce its signature treacherous left turns.
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Reuters/Ralph Orlowski Stopping Work to Watch the World Cup: A Lot of People Do It
If telephone data from the time during last week's U.S.-Germany match is any indication, business will be put on hold during this afternoon's game.
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Quartz The World of Starbucks, Mapped
No matter where you are on the planet, you're never more than 5,000 miles from a Starbucks.
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How Far You Can Travel From New York City in a Day
1800 to present
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Reuters Take $1,000, Trade Once a Day, Make $264 Billion—You Could Have Done It in 2013
If you can send any article back in time to December 31, 2012, make it this one.
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The Melting Arctic: Northern Sea Route Shipping Has Already Quadrupled Last Summer's Record
This is just the beginning. Over the next couple of decades, traffic could be up 30-fold and ships could be moving a full quarter of the Asia-Europe trade through the Arctic.
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A Map of All the Flights Snowden Could Take Without Being Extradited
The U.S. has bilateral extradition agreements with 107 countries. Here are all of the places Snowden could still go.
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The New Pope at a Glance: The Francis I Rookie Card
Some essential info on the new pontiff
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Study: People Claiming to Work More Than 70 Hours a Week Are Totally Lying, Probably
The more hours that people work, the more they exaggerate.
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