The Great Kangaroo Hunt Of 2015

Should We Test Drugs On Pregnant Women?, How An 'Untouchable' Teenage Hacker Is Destroying An American Family, PSA: Yes, You Need New Underwear, Inside Australia's Kangaroo Cull, The Case Of The Disappearing Quasars, How I Fell Face First For An Epic IRS Scam The Daily Digg Tuesday, November 24, 2015 TOUGH PILL TO SWALLOW Should We Test Drugs On Pregnant Women? digg.com Traditionally, expectant mothers have been excluded from clinical trials, but could this practice be doing more harm than good? DIGG DIALOG How An 'Untouchable' Teenage Hacker Is Destroying An American Family digg.com Aaron Sankin and William Turton wrote about how a Midwestern family has been terrorized by a teenage hacker for the past few years. They'll be here at 1pm EST to discuss the story. Leave your comments now! UNDIES WE DIGG SPONSORED PSA: Yes, You Need New Underwear meundies.com New undies. Every month. Free shipping. Congratulations, you're officially an adult! Keep the adulthood going and sign up now for 25% off your cart when it includes a subscription item. If you don't love your first pair, it's free. GOOD WILL KANGAROO HUNTING Inside Australia's Kangaroo Cull outsideonline.com Australia is home to 24 million people and roughly 60 million kangaroos. The cuddly-looking creatures are still a beloved national icon, but they're also the scourge of ranchers, frequent roadkill, a favorite on restaurant menus, and now the target of government-sponsored sharpshooters. QUASAR-SUSPECT The Case Of The Disappearing Quasars scientificamerican.com A dozen quasars in the early universe appear to have shut down in just a few years, baffling astronomers. I ARE SCAMMED How I Fell Face First For An Epic IRS Scam narrative.ly As an Ivy League-educated journalist who has reported on scams and their victims, I certainly never thought I'd fall for one myself. I couldn't have been more wrong. Get more stories on Digg.com JUST ACCEPT THE INEVITABLE HOLIDAY CHEER A man dressed as Santa Claus stands in front of Germany's biggest Christmas tree, illuminated by 48,000 lights at the traditional Christmas market in Dortmund, Germany, Monday, Nov. 23, 2015. The 45-meter high tree was built with 1,700 spruces and is a main attraction during advent season.​ Credit: AP Photo/Martin Meissner Digg iOS app   •   Digg Android app Twitter   •   Facebook   •   Tumblr   •   YouTube Advertise on Digg digg.com   •   Unsubscribe © 2015 News.me Inc. 29 Little West 12th Street, NY, NY 10014