The Iraq Issue 2007

Little Iraq

02.28.07

Af Zeena Zakaria
Vice Pictures

02.28.07

Af Kevin Smith, Christoph Bangert, Yobert Younan
Bird’s-eye On Baghdad

02.28.07

Af Zeyad Kasim
You Can’t Go Home Again

02.28.07

Af Rebecca Rusz
Weapons Of Mass Bewilderment

02.28.07

Af Hayder Daffar
The VICE Guide To Iraq

02.28.07

Af Mino Jibilla
Tidbits

02.28.07

Af Shaggy
Saddam H. Christ

02.28.07

Af Tanya Habjouqa
Insurgent Vs. Insurgent

02.28.07

Af Uthman Hasan
Vice Mail

02.28.07

Af VICE Staff
Life In Hell

02.28.07

Af Nabil Kasim
Sunni Or Shiite?

02.28.07

Af Daud S.

Det nyeste indhold

Science

Scientists Think They Finally Know Why Some Whales Float Upside Down

Researchers say southern right whale mothers may float belly-up to rest, conserve energy, and briefly keep hungry calves from nursing.

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Af Luis Prada
Science

Scientists Found the World’s Fastest Spider, and It Can Outrun the Average Human Jogger

Researchers tested 258 spider species and found that Australia’s jungle huntsman spider can hit more than 8 miles per hour.

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Af Luis Prada
Health

Why You Feel Guilty for Resting, According to Psychology

Experts say rest can feel wrong when your self-worth is tied to productivity, but recovery is not something you need to earn.

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Af Sammi Caramela
Life

The ‘Hush Trip’ Trend Lets Remote Workers Travel Without Using PTO. Here’s How It Works.

HR experts say working remotely from a secret location can create tax, payroll, data security, and compliance problems for employers.

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Af Sammi Caramela
Science

Scientists Have a New Plan for Nuking Asteroids, and It Involves Space Drills

Chinese researchers say burying a nuclear device inside an asteroid could transfer more energy into the rock than a surface blast.

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Af Luis Prada