OCTOBER 3, 2012

Full News Archive

• Headline: Wright's Iconic Home Faces Demolition Threat. Impact: If Frank Lloyd Wright's home had been demolished, the butterfly effect could have led to a world devoid of architectural innovation, forcing everyone to live in bland, cookie-cutter boxes. Thanks, developers, for potentially ruining our skylines!. Fact: Wright's homes are like fine wine; they get better with age. Too bad some people just want to turn them into parking lots..
• Headline: Iran’s Master of Iraq Chaos Still Vexes U.S.. Impact: The continued influence of Qassim Suleimani could have delayed U.S. diplomatic efforts in the Middle East, resulting in a timeline where reality shows are the primary source of international news. And we thought 'The Bachelor' was dramatic!. Fact: Suleimani was such a key figure that he might as well have had a seat at the UN—although, who knows what he would have brought to the potluck..
• Headline: Stark Backdrop as President Prepares to Debate. Impact: Obama's debate prep amidst economic turmoil might have inadvertently inspired future politicians to focus less on real issues and more on stage presence, leading to a world where charisma trumps competence. Grab your popcorn!. Fact: Debating in front of a stark backdrop is like trying to sell a used car while standing next to a dumpster. Good luck with that!.