
Nick Keppler
Writer at Freelance
Writer at Athletech News
Freelance journalist and editor, bylines: @MenHealthMag, @slate, @thedailybeast, @VICE, @nytimes, @washingtonpost. Find me at https://t.co/uCRM7Jo32N
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1 week ago |
mentalfloss.com | Nick Keppler
In a mission code-named Operation Ranch Hand, the U.S. military unleashed millions of gallons of the toxic defoliant during the Vietnam War—and some descendants of Vietnam veterans say they’re still paying the price. One of the U.S. military’s many challenges in the Vietnam War was fighting through a seemingly endless jungle that the enemy knew better than Americans ever could.
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2 weeks ago |
seattletimes.com | Nick Keppler
Steve McDougall earned about $900 a week delivering for Uber Eats and DoorDash, whizzing through the heavy traffic of Gloucester, Mass., on an e-bike. The flexible hours allowed him to tend to his 15-year-old daughter and two parents with disabilities. “It’s not great money, but it’s freedom,” McDougall, 40, said. “I get to come home a lot during the day.
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3 weeks ago |
mentalfloss.com | Nick Keppler
One astronomer predicts the first space baby will be born around the year 2040. There are many daunting challenges to sending humans to Mars, from its unfriendly climate to its extremely long commute. Mars is about 140 million miles from Earth (for comparison, the moon is 238,900 miles away) and would require years of commitment from a human crew. The current estimate holds that it would take nine months to reach Mars, and a minimum of three years to go there and come back to Earth.
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3 weeks ago |
thestar.com.my | Nick Keppler
Steve McDougall earned about US$900 (RM4,003) a week delivering for Uber Eats and DoorDash, whizzing through the heavy traffic of Gloucester, Massachusetts, on an e-bike. The flexible hours allowed him to tend to his 15-year-old daughter and two parents with disabilities. “It’s not great money, but it’s freedom,” McDougall, 40, said. “I get to come home a lot during the day.
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3 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Nick Keppler
The Uber spokeswoman said that in 2022, the company overhauled its deactivation process and hired more staffers to review cases. Several reasons for deactivation, including safety issues, are always reviewed by a human eye, she said, but some deactivations are still automated. "It depends on the extent to which the issue is straightforward," she said. She added that 99 percent of appeals are concluded within three days. Both men have resumed delivering for Uber Eats.
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