The Daily Populous

VIENNA/BERLIN Up to 2.5 million votes could have been manipulated in Sunday's Turkish referendum that ended in a close "yes" vote for greater presidential powers, an Austrian member of the Council of Europe observer mission said on Tuesday.

The mission of observers from the 47-member Council of Europe, the continent's leading human rights body, had already pronounced the referendum to be an uneven contest.

Alev Korun, an Austrian member of the Council's observer team, said there were questions about the actual voting as well. »

New research from Emory University School of Medicine shows that a chemical in the mucus of South Indian frogs is capable of killing certain strains of the influenza virus.

It’ll take a while for scientists to translate this finding into a useful medicine, but the discovery could lead to an entirely new source of powerful anti-viral drugs.

That said, the discovery shows that amphibians, and possibly other animals, are a potential new source of disease-fighting compounds. »

Muhammad on Tuesday first walked up to a utility truck and shot a Pacific Gas & Electric Co. employee sitting in the passenger seat.

He aimed at a third, killing the 37-year-old on the sidewalk as he walked with a bag of groceries.

He first thought the shooting was gang-related, but then he noticed the bag of groceries near the body. »

We have also released a complete dataset of Place data and are looking forward to seeing what emerges on r/dataisbeautiful.

If you are wondering what all the images and iconography plastered across Place are, you may want to visit u/draemmli’s Place Atlas.

The community-sourced, interactive map provides information and metadata about the different images that make up the final version of Place. »