ONE DAY IN 1945, a man named Percy Spencer was touring one of the laboratories he managed at Raytheon in Waltham, Massachusetts, a supplier of radar technology to the Allied forces. He was standing by a magnetron, a vacuum tube which generates...
In the days and weeks following the discovery of Meredith Kercher’s body, Italian police found no physical evidence linking Amanda Knox to the murder. But then, they didn’t need it: they could tell Knox was guilty just by looking at...
We would be lying if we said we’d never done it: told an untruth to defend or promote ourselves, to spare someone’s feelings or to ease a difficult situation. We teach our children never to do it. Yet the strange thing about lying is...
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