In The Future, We'll All Be American Ninja Warriors

The Best Space Photos From May, Is 'American Ninja Warrior' The Future Of Sports?, On-Demand Therapy From Your Phone, Can We Fix How The Criminal Justice System Treats The Mentally Ill?, The Toxic Toll Of Indonesia's Battery Recyclers, Techies Are Trying To Turn The NBA Into The World's Biggest Sports League The Daily Digg Wednesday, June 1, 2016 APRIL SHOWERS BRING MAY NEBULAE The Best Space Photos From May digg.com Each month, we round up the best new images taken of and from space — here are the highlights from May. GETTING A HANDHOLD Is 'American Ninja Warrior' The Future Of Sports? wsj.com Legacy games like baseball and football are fighting to recruit and retain younger viewers. But for the cult hit "American Ninja Warrior," the biggest obstacles are on the course. COUNSELING WE DIGG SPONSORED On-Demand Therapy From Your Phone betterhelp.com BetterHelp is message-based counseling app that lets you connect with licensed, accredited therapists wherever you are, whenever you need it. Try it out today and get your first week free. DIGG DIALOG Can We Fix How The Criminal Justice System Treats The Mentally Ill? digg.com We're talking all about mental illness and justice during our next Justice Talk with the Marshall Project, today from 12-2pm ET. LOSING CHARGE The Toxic Toll Of Indonesia's Battery Recyclers news.nationalgeographic.com A tradition of metalworking has left a historic village contaminated with high doses of lead. Now the threat continues from battery recyclers spewing toxic smoke. NOTHING BUT NET Techies Are Trying To Turn The NBA Into The World's Biggest Sports League wired.com Can tech entrepreneurs bring the NBA into the digital age? Get more stories on Digg.com UNFORGETTABLE FIRE Fireballs are cool but they're even cooler when in slow motion and rainbow colors. Credit: The Slow Mo Guys Digg iOS app   •   Digg Android app Twitter   •   Facebook   •   Tumblr   •   YouTube Advertise on Digg digg.com   •   Unsubscribe © 2016 Digg Inc. 50 Eldridge St, NY, NY 10002

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What Is This, A City For Ants?

A City Built On Sand Is A Monument To China's Problems, The Internet's Best Hoax Slayer, Hot Tip: You Could Be Earning 100x More Interest On Your Checking Account, Paula Broadwell, David Petraeus And The Afterlife Of A Scandal, WATCH: How The Naked Cowboy Makes His $150,000 Per Year, The Trailers For The New 'Ghostbusters' And The Art of Editing Comedy The Daily Digg Monday, May 30, 2016 NEW AREA, SAME OLD ISSUES A City Built On Sand Is A Monument To China's Problems washingtonpost.com Lanzhou New Area is supposed to be the "diamond" on China's Silk Road Economic Belt, a new metropolis carved out of the mountains in the country's arid northwest. But it's shaping up to be fool's gold, a ghost city in the making. INTERNET SCAMMERS HATE HIM The Internet's Best Hoax Slayer kernelmag.dailydot.com Thirteen years ago, Brett Christensen was the victim of an email hoax. Since then, he's dedicated himself to preventing the same fate for others. INVESTMENTS WE DIGG SPONSORED Hot Tip: You Could Be Earning 100x More Interest On Your Checking Account aspiration.com The Summit Account from Aspiration lets you earn up to 100x more interest on your checking account. Plus, they have no monthly service fees and free access to every ATM in the world. AFTER THE NEWS BREAKS Paula Broadwell, David Petraeus And The Afterlife Of A Scandal nytimes.com For Petraeus, the affair is a footnote to an otherwise celebrated career. But for Broadwell — not as decorated, not as public, but still accomplished in her own right — it has become a lasting stain. A SIX STRING AND A SIX PACK WATCH: How The Naked Cowboy Makes His $150,000 Per Year digg.com Think of an American music icon who's built an empire on being mostly naked in public. No, not Madonna. We're talking about the Naked Cowboy. SIGHT GAGS The Trailers For The New 'Ghostbusters' And The Art of Editing Comedy medium.com Tony Zhou from YouTube's Every Frame A Painting breaks down the film editing in the US and UK trailers for the new "Ghostbusters" and how editors can make or break a joke. Get more stories on Digg.com THERE'S NORWAY WE'RE DOING THAT Drone footage of people BASE jumping off cliffs in Norway looks totally nuts. Credit: Espen Hatleskog Digg iOS app   •   Digg Android app Twitter   •   Facebook   •   Tumblr   •   YouTube Advertise on Digg digg.com   •   Unsubscribe © 2016 Digg Inc. 50 Eldridge St, NY, NY 10002

You'll Want To Reschedule Those Beach Plans After Seeing This Footage

A Reminder That The Ocean Is A Big, Terrifying Place, Tesla Model X Beats A Supercar In A Race... While Towing A 4,000 Pound Trailer, How To Get Prescription Glasses For $24, Lions Lick The Water Off The Outside Of Tent While Stone Cold Camper Is Still Inside, Finally, A Neodymium Magnet Defeats The Hydraulic Press, 11 Minutes Of The Trippiest Animation You'll See All Day, Courtesy Of Adult Swim The Daily Digg Sunday, May 29, 2016 WE'LL STICK WITH THE WAVE POOL A Reminder That The Ocean Is A Big, Terrifying Place digg.com This footage from a ship in Southern Ocean, which surrounds Antarctica, is a good reminder that going into rough seas is not for the faint of heart. OH COME ON Tesla Model X Beats A Supercar In A Race... While Towing A 4,000 Pound Trailer digg.com Tesla's absurd acceleration tends to make drag races against other cars an unfair fight. So to make things a little bit more competitive, Motor Trend Channel strapped a trailer carrying an Alfa Romeo 4C to a Model X and raced it against another Alfa Romeo. GLASSES WE DIGG SPONSORED How To Get Prescription Glasses For $24 glassesusa.com GlassesUSA has direct-to-consumer pricing, free shipping and a huge selection of designer frames. Use promo code FREEDOM to get 50% off your order before 5/31! REMAIN VERY, VERY QUIET Lions Lick The Water Off The Outside Of Tent While Stone Cold Camper Is Still Inside digg.com We have no idea how this guy kept it together. THE CHAMP HAS FALLEN Finally, A Neodymium Magnet Defeats The Hydraulic Press digg.com Hydraulic presses have been destroying object after object without pity, but this huge neodymium magnet actually stands up to the big brute. SHAPES, MAN 11 Minutes Of The Trippiest Animation You'll See All Day, Courtesy Of Adult Swim digg.com Just like a real drug-fueled experience: some of it's good, some of it's bad, all of it's weird. Get more stories on Digg.com SOME BLOODY SHOTS Drone footage of shark feeding frenzy has us reconsidering our beach plans. Credit: Eco Albrolhos via CNET Digg iOS app   •   Digg Android app Twitter   •   Facebook   •   Tumblr   •   YouTube Advertise on Digg digg.com   •   Unsubscribe © 2016 Digg Inc. 50 Eldridge Street, 2nd Floor, NY, NY 10002