| Check Out BMW's New Crash-Proof Car Posted: 06 Apr 2015 01:02 PM PDT | | | | | | | | | |  | Because he thinks everything else is overvalued. (There, saved you a click.) | | |  | The decade-long surge in foreign-currency reserves held by the world's central banks is coming to an end. | | | |  | Ashlee Simpson's older sister has succeeded where others — we're looking at you, David Hasselhoff — have failed. | | |  | Look, Ma, no hands! | | |  | iRobot's new grass-cutting machines are guided by radio waves, which scientists say could interfere with their ultra-sensitive radio telescopes. | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |   | | Jet lag, be gone! Posted: 06 Apr 2015 01:00 PM PDT Enjoy every minute of your vaca. Monday April 6, 2015  Follow HuffPost on Facebook and Pinterest   Get Huffington Post on the Go  | | UVA Truth Not Good Enough for P.C. Crowd Posted: 06 Apr 2015 12:45 PM PDT UVA Truth Not Good Enough for P.C. Crowd  | Rolling Stone's 'Jackie' retraction is just the latest example—from O.J. to the Duke lacrosse team case—of political correctness dividing the metaphorical truth from the actual truth. | | | | Instead of paying taxes on winnings, why not buy losing lottery tickets on Craigslist and write them off? That's what some gamblers are trying. | | | Strangely enough, the host of HBO's Last Week Tonight conducted arguably the toughest interview with Edward Snowden, taking him to task on the leaked NSA documents. | | | | The Columbia Journalism School ripped apart the UVa rape story—but the magazine's chief blames a fabulist, not his own editors who got played. | | | | | The ignorance behind the indoctrination suggests an organization that is making up facts as it goes along. | | | | Coach Bo Ryan is drawing parallels to the 1980 U.S. Olympic hockey team. And he's not that far off. After beating the unbeatable, now Wisconsin has to beat the evil empire of college basketball teams. | | | | This week, Mass Roots—a sort-of Facebook for weed lovers—will be one of the first canna-businesses to go public. | | | | | | THE DAILY BEAST | ABOUT US | CONTACT US | © Copyright 2015 The Daily Beast Company LLC
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DECLASSIFIED Josh Rogin: "Texas Governor Rick Perry hasn't yet said whether he's running for president, yet he will announce Monday that if he wins the White House he intends to trash President Barack Obama's nuclear agreement with Iran as one of his first official acts." Read more...
European Economy Mohamed A. El-Erian: "Countries that default on their IMF obligations often experience widespread disruption to their cross-border financial relations. In the case of Greece, such a default would hinder the flow of funds from the European Central Bank, currently a lifeline for the country's banks. And it would accelerate the outflow of deposits from banks, increasing the probability that a slow bank jog will turn into a destabilizing bank run." Read more...
Wall Street The Editors: "Global financial regulators are still at work on rules aimed at ensuring that the world's most systemically important banks can weather a crisis without sinking the economy. They've made some progress -- but they're also making things too complicated." Read more... Mark Buchanan: "Predicting big market crashes is a difficult business, many would say impossible. If enough investors believe a cataclysm is coming, their selling will simply make it happen sooner -- a dynamic that would quickly render any convincing forecasting method obsolete. Nonetheless, a pair of physicists -- drawing inspiration from the market for bitcoin, no less -- might be on to something." Read more...
Education Susan Engel: "The U.S. has a math problem. Despite all the time, energy and money the country has thrown into finding better ways to teach the subject, American children keep scoring poorly and arriving at college woefully unprepared. Just as bad, if not worse, too many students think they hate math. I propose a solution: Stop requiring everyone to take math in school." Read more...
Middle East Pankaj Mishra: "The preliminary nuclear agreement with Iran, which has been long in the making, may succeed or fail. But only a cataclysmic war will prevent Iran from fulfilling its long-postponed destiny as a major economic, political and scientific nation." Read more...
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|  | Here's why you'll want Google to be your next wireless carrier | Google is interested in becoming your next wireless carrier, and that's not a secret anymore, with The Telegraph having learned more details about a killer move the Search giant plans to make in order to convince you to switch carriers. At the same time, Google's new initiative could also deliver a major blow to traditional carriers.
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| | |  | Samsung says Galaxy S6 fanboy-for-pay story is 'totally groundless and bogus' | A report on Friday claimed that Samsung paid 500 people in China to pretend they were fans during a press conference and show excitement about the Galaxy S6 launch in the region. However, Samsung decided to set the record straight on this alleged fanboy-for-pay operation that has received plenty of attention from the press.
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|  | Surface Pro 4 tipped to be a huge update, slated for late 2015 release | Microsoft just unveiled a brand new Surface laptop, but not the Surface Pro 4 some Windows fans might be waiting for. But don’t fret, because new reports indicate the Surface Pro 4 will be an upgrade worth waiting for when it’s released later this year.
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|  | OnePlus One finally gets its Lollipop update, but with a major twist | After announcing that it was working on its own Android OS to replace Cyanogen OS on its affordable flagship handset, OnePlus has finally rolled out the OxygenOS update for the OnePlus One, even though it missed an earlier release target.
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|  | Watch: Official video tours of the best Apple Watch features | With Apple Watch pre-orders opening up in just about a week’s time, Apple’s is ramping up its marketing efforts big time. Following up on a fascinating Apple-facilitated expose detailing the secret history behind the Apple Watch, Apple late on Friday afternoon posted a number of videos dubbed “Apple Watch Guided Tours.”
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|  | The 15 best places to play Pac-Man on Google Maps | Tech companies tend to come up with the worst April Fools’ Day jokes on the planet, but every once in a while a gem shines through the muck. Google is often the company responsible for those gems, and on Wednesday we rounded up all of Google’s April Fools’ Day 2015 jokes into one nice, neat package. One item was of particular interest — a funny new Google Maps feature that allows users to play a game of Pac-Man on real city streets in Google Maps. But where are the best places to play?
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|  | Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros. and Fire Emblem are the week's best game trailers | Every week, a landslide of video game trailers hits the Internet, hyping up the games that have just been released, the games that are about to be released and even the games that don't have release dates yet. It can be a bit overwhelming to keep up with all of them, which is why we've decided to collect our favorites into a single post.
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|  | Surprise: Microsoft is open to an open source Windows… at least, in theory | Nadella's Microsoft is more exciting than ever, with impressive Windows 10 features even some other software solutions specifically tailored for rival operating systems. On top of that, Microsoft is making more of its own hardware, including the Xbox One, Surface tablets and Windows Phones. What could Microsoft add to make things even more exciting? An open source version of Windows.
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|  | Motorola's gorgeous Moto 360 might have a successor in the making | Motorola's Android Wear-based Moto 360 was one of the most interesting early smartwatches running on Google's wearable platform thanks to its simple, round design. Many others have adopted the same design for new smartwatches, including LG and Huawei. But Motorola is also rumored to be working on a new watch of its own, likely a second-generation Moto 360 version, and early details seem very promising.
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