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Legal travel questions every family should answer before their departure  Elliott

Before you go on vacation, maybe you should ask yourself a legal travel question or two. I'm not just talking about your passport or visa paperwork.

PICO-8 posts an Advent calendar of browser mini-games all month  Polygon

PICO-8, the "virtual video game console" is showing off 31 bite-size games one-by-one in an advent calendar promo playable in your browser.

Formula One Drivers Who Tried Their Hand at Card Games  Prague Post

At first glance, F1 racing seems a world apart from card games. One involves speeding around a track at life-threatening speeds to out-grit opponents whereas ...

No head of state was toppled in 2018. Here's what that means for 2019.  Business Insider

During the late 20th century, there was a 99% chance that at least one coup would happen each year. 2018 is on track to have no coup d'état.

The contenders for the 2018 BBC Sports Personality of the Year award  Irish Examiner

The 65th BBC Sports Personality of the Year award will be presented in Birmingham on Sunday night. For the first time in the competition's history, the final ...

No coups occurred in 2018. Will next year be so stable?  WTOP

(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) Clayton Besaw, University of Central ...

No Coups Occurred In 2018. Will Next Year Be So Stable?  International Business Times

In some ways 2018 was unusually stable. It is on track to be only the second year in a century without a coup d'état. The last head of state overthrown was ...

Best Accessories for Raspberry Pi  Android Central

Everything you need to get started with the best tiny computer you can buy.

Bangkok bomb: Thai police charge man 'linked to Erawan blast'  BBC News

Police in Bangkok charge a man in connection with the bomb attack that killed 20 people in the Thai capital nearly two weeks ago.

Thailand could become first southeast Asian country to legalise same-sex civil partnerships  KLFM 96.7

Thailand could be the first country in southeast Asia to legally recognise same-sex civil partnerships - if the government approves a new bill this month.