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Inside The Trump Administration's Census Scam
How Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross is trying to rig American democracy for the GOP.

The Safecracker Of Last Resort
Charlie Santore sees Los Angeles from the inside, by breaking into safes whose owners can no longer unlock them.

Why Some Men Can't Stop Compulsively Spending Money On Women
The need to spoil a partner has a lot to do with the way men view their role in modern culture — even as it inevitably changes.

A Mars Orbiter Took Pictures Of The New InSight Lander
This is the first time we're seeing the lander on Mars from the perspective of another spacecraft.

Inside The Secret US Military Mission That Located The Titanic
Speaking to CNN on Thursday about now-declassified events, Robert Ballard, who discovered the Titanic, said that the expedition was part of a secret US military mission to recover two sunken nuclear submarines on the bottom of the ocean.

Why Everything About The New Gen Of Formula E Is Better Than Before
Would the new cars race as well as the old ones? Would no more pit stops spoil the racing? Would the ‘Attack Zone’ concept prove too much of a gimmick? As excited as we were for Formula E’s new generation of racing, there’s always a risk that changing things can have a negative effect on the racing.

Stacey Wins Strictly
Stacey Dooley is crowned the Queen of Strictly 2018
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How The Dubious Science Of Blood-Spatter Analysis Spread Like A Virus
From his basement in upstate New York, Herbert MacDonell launched modern bloodstain-pattern analysis, persuading judge after judge of its reliability. Then he trained hundreds of others. But what if they're getting it wrong?

A Non-binding Migration Pact Is Roiling Politics in Europe
Why is a relatively straightforward multilateral agreement that has no legal standing causing such controversy?

A Stunningly Simple Visualization Of How Few People Live In Canada
The US has a current estimated population of 327 million, whereas Canada has an estimated population of only 37 million. There are plenty of ways to describe, explain or visualise Canada's lack of people, but our current favourite for its sheer simplicity is this map.

What It's Like To Work In The Biggest Building In The World
To build a fleet of giant airliners requires a building just as big. Boeing's Everett Factory, built to construct the famous 747, is the biggest enclosed structure in the world.

Did Vandals Destroy Ancient Rock Formations In Utah, Or Is It All A Bizarre Hoax?
Two mysterious videos recently appeared online that allegedly show protected rock formations in the Utah desert being destroyed with explosives. The videos raise more questions than they answer, but if they're fake, they're very well done.

The Man Who Destroyed Donald Trump's Hollywood Star Explains Himself
In July, a man named Austin Clay took a pickax to Donald Trump's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Here he talks about why he did it, the mysterious man who bailed him out of jail and what the Secret Service did when they came to his house.

Theresa May survives confidence vote

Demon Underneath: John DeLorean And The Invention Of The Future
Long before Elon Musk, a visionary automaker showed how ugly the American Dream could be.

Threat of no-confidence vote in May grows as Tories lobby against her
Many MPs believe there is now enough support to launch a challenge to the prime minister

This Is What A Zero Emissions Home Looks Like
Harvard's newly completed "HouseZero" was designed to take existing architecture and upgrade it with 100 percent natural ventilation, 100 percent natural daylight and zero carbon emissions.

Why Don't Movies Have Intermissions?
Compared to other countries, the US is uniquely intermission-adverse.

The Reason Many Ultra-Rich People Aren't Satisfied With Their Wealth
At a certain point, another million doesn't make anything newly affordable. That's when other motivations take over.

excellant

Woop that £15 cashed out thank so much this has helped

Reliable and trustworthy, good range of opportuties to earn rewards, although you get screened out quite alot and it takes quite a while to get to the £10 withdrawal threshold. A slow burner. However I find them to be credible and would strongly recommend anyone wanting to earn more pocket money to complete the opportunities

Okay, what can I say? So far, I can honestly say that I have been thoroughly satisfied with my experience so far. I have almost £30 so far in my account and I have cashed out twice before. Yes, I don't always qualify and it can be frustrating (a small recompense of 5p would satisfy most people if they are screened out after answering questions) but that's the way the cookie crumbles!

I totally recommend joining the site.

I've been using Panelbase for about 5 years now, competed in well over 1000 surveys and accumulated a decent amount. It's absolutely brilliant because it has such a wide variety of surveys on all aspects of everyday life and it's great that I can share my opinions each time (even on the minipolls). You also get the chance to post videos, test products and even have the opportunity to take part in live online discussions. So when you feel bored and you have absolutely nothing to do, sign up FREE to Panelbase and share your opinion with the rest of the world! Trust me, it's worth it!

I think this panel site is great get paid a decent amount and doesn't take long to build up rewards balance best so far thank you.

I love panelbase! Iv made £30 in the last couple of months just from doing surveys in my free time xxx

I have been using Panelbase for over 5 years, never had any problems with it. Some surveys are annoying but this is not the fault of Panelbase itself but it's survey partners.



Definitely helps put that extra bit of money in my pocket every month for the hard work I put in.



I hope Panelbase always exists.

really enjoy when bored not earnt much tho

Panelbase provides opportunity to contribute meaningfully to issues in global communitiies. Of course not without great financial reward.

I'm a new member of the team. It's nice to share my opinions and receive rewards for doing so.

Been doing the surveys over 3 years, and just this week I've earnt £10 to withdraw. And the surveys don't take up that much of your time.

They pay a fair price for the surveys you do, much better than most sites.

They also have a very helpful "Rewards Pending" section and there are no problems getting your money paid out either.



On the other hand they have a consistent record of poor customer service when it comes to enquiries.

Would still recommend them, but its disappointing they dont have better Customer Service.

Rather hit + miss. When I first joined there were plenty of surveys + I managed to earn a decent amount. In the last month there's barely been any surveys. The rare time I do get a survey, I don't qualify, there's an error, or the quota is apparently full even though I clicked on the invite minutes after receiving it! Missed cashing out 2 weeks in a row as I just couldn't get the 60p I needed to cash out!

Don't respond to emails when there are problems. Sent a few and no response at all

If you have nothing else to do then why not, but get very hacked off with some of the information gathered (just did one that got a hell of a lot of information out of me) prior to telling you that you were not suitable for the survey. Three quick questions - fine, but once you have gathered meaningful data then you ought to honour the survey,

C-s does not care to reply to emails about missing payments;

To check rewarded surveys takes ages as you have to click so many pages back and fourth and surveys you complete or dnq are all together, each page shows only a few entries;;

I receive few surveys on the overall, even if I log regularly, and to qualify is even harder, so I earn about £14/year not very good.

It's better than a poke in the eye so I stick with it but I give priority to others now.

Surveys look good enough in general but there is a great waste of time around them, not just the screening but whether are available and they may appear at the end of one you do not qualify, so you click and 'already taken' (or tried)?? Maybe, but then don't make a list of available surveys at the end of the one I just dnq and so on.

I'm also tired of their 'free' minipolls, especially those by the site themselves, even if they are now separated, it seems a collection of info and anyway you get nothing tangible out of it so... I gave it up answering.

Use to be okay but lately I’m filling in loads of information and then getting screened out

Can’t complete anything lately it’s frustrating

Sounds like a lot of time and effort for VERY little reward to me. This website pray on and profit from DESPERATE people which there is a massive abundance of these days thanks to the Tories. If you think you will make a living from completing surveys from home, think again. You'd be far better off buying a BMX and doing a paper round!