5. Apple Has A History Of Reliance On Sweatshop Labor Inside a Shenzhen, China electronics manufacturer. Image Source: Wikimedia Commons
In a 2010 report about Apple’s factories operating in China, it was found that the factories regularly employed people below the legal working age of 16. That year, counts of Apple’s “core” labor violations—such as involuntary and underage labor—were up from 2009.
Just one year later in 2011, the company’s child labor practices had worsened. Read More...
The creature's long tail, undistinguishable features, and horrid smell have everyone guessing what it could be.The Siberian Times
A mysterious sea creature discovered on a Russian beach has left everyone scratching their heads.
The foul-smelling, “hairy sea monster” washed up on the shore of the Bering Sea on the Pacific side of the Kamchatka peninsula, according to The Siberian Times.
The behemoth is said to be more than three times the size of a man and has no distinguishable head or eyes. Read More...
Colin Scott: The Yellowstone Tourist Who Was Boiled Alive By A Hot Spring FacebookColin Scott was looking for a place to swim in Yellowstone National Park when he tragically fell into blazing hot water.
In 2016, a 23-year-old Oregon man named Colin Scott and his sister Sable were visiting Yellowstone National Park when they decided to wander into a prohibited section in search of a place to swim or to soak. Read More...
