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Several nations planning to participate in this summer's Beijing Olympics are witnessing protests in response to China's weekend crackdown on...
Michael Pollan, national arbiter of food ethics, has jumped into this debate about whether or not we should boycott Whole Foods stores based on...
If you say goodbye to NewsCorp, you say goodbye to The Simpsons, Hulu, FX, the National Geographic Channel, and a lot more.
There are a few BP-branded gas stations in Los Angeles, and, even though they're franchises, I try to avoid them these days as a small sign of...
Check out these amazing photos of a totally devastated stretch of Japanese highway that was rebuilt in three short days.
Those Japanese. Their TV shows are so crazy. In this clip, you can see a Japanese game show in which the participants have to be as quiet as...
The construction of coal-fired power plants is always heralded as an employment bonanza for their host communities. Unfortunately, it's often a lie.
The New York Times reports that an anti-whaling vessel from the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society and a Japanese whaling ship collided Wednesday...
Here are some stunning images of outlandish concepts from the last five decades of crazy Japanese transportation design.
A man with electrodes on his face becomes a human drum machine when electricity is applied.
Cut from a Japanese cypress tree, a new humidifier from designer Shin Okada and craftsman Masuya Koubou is as pleasant to look at as it is...
Up-close footage from the natural disaster that's rocking the world.
Students say that getting back to something familiar—school—helps them deal with the stress of living in shelters and having lost loved ones.
Japanese bicycle maker Shukuno Rintendo made some crazy bikes in the late '90s. From Today and Tomorrow: "They produced a special series of power...
Congratulations are in order. The Sea Shepherd Conservation Society (which we covered back in GOOD 002) has played a significant role in reducing...
Inspired by ancient Japanese messaging traditions, Leaf Letter paper goods are cut in the shapes of various leaves.
Japanese TV captured the massive tsunami striking Sendai city.
A few stories of heroism and bravery emerge from the rubble.
In Aneyoshi, the wisdom of their ancestors saved the lives of the tiny village's inhabitants. Other towns ignored these warnings and weren't so lucky.
Thanks to YouTube, 20-year-old study abroad student Akiko Kosaka found her family.
