THE SUN

QUEER VOICES
Newspaper Mocks Trans Couple's Wedding With 'Tran And Wife' Headline
By Jenna Amatulli
The Sun, one of Britain's largest newspapers, made no apology for the offensive front-page display.
WEIRD NEWS
Norwegian Soccer Star Performs Strip-Tease With Championship Trophy (NSFW)
By Ron Dicker
That's one way to celebrate a title.
COMEDY
Donald Trump Learns The True Risks Of Staring At The Sun During An Eclipse
By Ed Mazza
BURNED!
HEALTHY LIVING
Here's How To Watch The Eclipse Without Ruining Your Eyes
By Lindsay Holmes
Beware before looking to the sky.
WOMEN
Writer Declares That 'Boobs Are Back,' Women On Twitter Confirm They Never Left
By Jenna Amatulli
PSA: Breasts aren't a "trend" and they're all spectacular, regardless of their size.
WOMEN
British Tabloids Just Had To Publish Nude Photos Of First Female 'Dr. Who'
By Doha Madani
Both The Sun and Mail Online are being slammed for their sexist coverage.
WORLD NEWS
Attacks Cast Shadow On Final Day Of British Election Campaigning
By Alistair Smout, Reuters
Theresa May needs a solid majority for her snap election gamble to pay off.
MEDIA
The 'Formula' That Made Roger Ailes and Fox
By Llewellyn King, Contributor
Journalist, broadcaster, public speaker
Then he met Roger Ailes and installed him as head of what would become America's most successful cable news channel, Fox News Channel, also known as Fox News. And so the formula of conservatism and sex, pioneered on a newspaper in Britain, came to television and the rest, as they say, is history.
WELLNESS
15, 30, 50, 70... Which SPF Should I Use?
By GalTime, Contributor
Contributor
If you're sensitive to the sun, are taking medications that make you more sensitive to the sun or have had skin cancer in the past, dermatologist recommend you use an SPF 50.
POLITICS
Britain Is Too Great To Vote For Brexit
By Ricken Patel, Contributor
Ricken Patel, Executive Director, Avaaz
A historic question faces the British people this week, a choice about the survival of Britain itself, and the values that have made it great. To see this choice, we first have to wade through a thicket of arguments designed to obscure it.
WELLNESS
6 Dermatologist-Approved Ways To Soothe And Heal A Sunburn
By Thrive Market, Contributor
Online shopping club
So what can you do when fun in the sun turns into a disaster? These six tips might not reverse the damage overnight, but they can ease some of the pain. Hey, I'll take it!
ENVIRONMENT
The Hidden Green in Earth Day
By Charlie Saginaw, Contributor
Writer, Native Texan, Solar Enthusiast
To me, 'Earth Day in Texas' evokes the mental image of cowboys tending to oil derricks and treehuggers advocating to protect polar ice caps from melting.
SCIENCE
Changing and Unchanging Cycles
By Lisa Randall, Contributor
Physics Professor, Harvard University; Author, 'Dark Matter an...
Since we arbitrarily impose a beginning and an end on our equitable distribution of days, let's reflect on some of the cycles that dominate our existence: the big ones over which we have no control, the smaller ones we might hope to influence, and those about which we don't yet know.
SCIENCE
Woodland, N.C. Saves Earth From Dreaded Sun Sucking Solar Cells
By Richard Todd, Contributor
Author of the Time Tunnel series
On December 8, The Roanoke-Chowan News-Herald reported that the Woodland, N.C. Town Council overwhelming rejected a proposal for a solar farm. The council later voted for a moratorium on all future solar farms.
GPS FOR THE SOUL
Winter Solstice: Dark Moves to Light
By Constance Stellas, Contributor
Author, Astrologer, Astrology advisor, Greek
VIDEOS
Croatia Blasts Tabloid Over Made Up Story
"I am glad when the police quickly finds liars like these, so-called professional journalists, and catch them lying about hiding in a toilet where they belong.”
MEDIA
Murdoch’s British Tabloids Clean Up Their Acts
LONDON — A July article on a front page of The Sun on Sunday tabloid, owned by Rupert Murdoch, was a classic of its kind
MEDIA
British Tabloid Gets Mocked For Deceitful Front Page About Muslims
By Michael McLaughlin
Readers lampooned The Sun for fuzzy math and hyperbole.
VIDEOS
NASA Video Shows The Sun In Stunning HD
It turns out one of the most priceless works of art is 92 million miles away.
SCIENCE
The Dyson Sphere -- Not Just Science Fiction
By Xaque Gruber, Contributor
Writer
The concept of a Dyson Sphere is not a new one. It was first described by futurist writer Olaf Stapledon in his 1937 science fiction novel, Star Maker.
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