Despite comfortably leading his team mate, David Coulthard was contacted over the team radio to let Mika Häkkinen past under team orders. An instruction Coulthard could not believe he was hearing.
The Ethical Cost of High-Price Art
If artists, art critics, and art buyers really had any interest in reducing the widening gap between the rich and the poor, they would be focusing their efforts on developing countries, where spending a few thousand dollars on the purchase of works by indigenous artists could make a real difference to the wellbeing of entire villages.
A Grieving Father Pulls a Thread That Unravels BNP’s Illegal Deals
A bus bombing two decades ago — and a New Jersey father’s quest for justice — inadvertently set off a chain of events that led American prosecutors to accuse some of the world’s biggest banks of transferring money for nations like Iran.
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“The fact that our case laid the groundwork for these actions is really a tribute to Alisa who would be 40 this year,” he said.
How A Country Dies
To paraphrase Ernest Hemingway’s response to a bankruptcy question :
How did your country die?
Two ways. Gradually, then suddenly.
How To Catch A Chess Cheater
Statistical evidence is immune to concealment. No matter how clever a cheater is in communicating with collaborators, no matter how small the wireless communications device, the actual moves produced by a cheater cannot be hidden.
