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The Business Standard is an English-language Bangladesh newspaper that delivers business, economy, politics, tech, sports, entertainment and climate news. The site also publishes Bangla-language feature content covering topics such as travel, the environment and social issues.
The Diplomat is an Asia-Pacific current affairs magazine offering in-depth analysis and commentary on geopolitics, defense, economics, social, and environmental issues across the region. Its site organizes stories and blogs by topics including China Power, Flashpoints, Asia Defense, ASEAN Beat, and The Koreas.
UK newspaper publishing international reporting, investigations, commentary, culture and environmental coverage.
The Jakarta Post is an English-language news site covering Indonesia and world events. It reports on topics including politics, business, economy, culture, and the environment, and offers news sections, opinion, multimedia, podcasts, and newsletters.
The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction covers science, health, research or environmental developments in United States.
The Progressive is a magazine founded in 1909 that advocates for peace, social justice, and the common good. It publishes a print magazine and daily web stories on topics including civil liberties, human rights, economic justice, and the environment. Reader support makes up more than half of its budget.
The Saturday Evening Post is a magazine site featuring movie reviews, humor cartoons, environment columns, vintage ads, and history and music articles. It also publishes a weekly newsletter and offers a history video series.
GitHub malware research repository containing live samples for controlled analysis environments.
Tidal Cycles is a free/open-source live coding environment for making algorithmic patterns, written in Haskell. It uses SuperCollider for synthesis and MIDI and includes notation for rhythmic sequences with patterning functions. By default sound is made with the SuperDirt synth/sampler, and other synths can be controlled with OSC or MIDI.
The Tokyo University of Science is a private science and technology university in Japan founded in 1881. Its site covers undergraduate and graduate academics, research centers and news, including research on a wristwatch-type wearable sensor.
A browser-based tool that converts .torrent files into magnet URIs using JavaScript. Files can be dropped onto the page or opened through a file browser. It uses SHA-1, Bencode and Base32 libraries, which the page says are primarily designed for web usage but can be modified for environments such as node.js.
ITER is an Internet database of human health risk values and cancer classifications for over 680 chemicals of environmental concern from multiple organizations worldwide. It presents risk data in a tabular format for comparison, with a synopsis explaining differences in data and links to each organization.
Triage is a malware analysis sandbox for dissecting malware samples, offering a customizable environment with detections and configuration extraction for many malware families. Public reports can be viewed, and a REST-like API is provided for automating sample analysis.
Troitskiy Variant covers science, health, research or environmental developments in Russia.
The Tropical Atmosphere Ocean Project, operated by NOAA's Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory, oversees the Global Tropical Moored Buoy Array. It provides data display and delivery, including animations, plots, and quality-controlled observations from TAO, TRITON, PIRATA, and RAMA buoy networks.
TrueFoundry is an enterprise AI gateway that sits between applications and LLM providers and MCP servers. It offers a unified API for accessing more than 1000 LLMs, along with routing, fallbacks, rate limiting, access control, budgets, guardrails and observability. Deployment options include SaaS, hybrid and self-hosted VPC environments.
Tshwane University of Technology is a South African university with faculties including Arts and Design, Economics and Finance, Engineering and the Built Environment, Humanities, Information and Communication Technology, Management Sciences, and Science. It lists undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, research fellowships, and a Tshwane School for Business and Society.
TU Wien Research Data is an institutional repository where TU Wien researchers and affiliated partners publish data and code. Every upload is assigned a DOI and a usage license, and access can be open, restricted to selected collaborators or kept private. Programmatic access is offered through a REST API and a VRE Repository Connector for virtual research environments.
Turismo em Análise covers science, health, research or environmental developments in Brazil.
Tuskegee University is a higher education institution offering undergraduate, graduate, veterinary medicine and online degree programs. New programs set to launch in Fall 2026 include a Ph.D. in Integrative Health and Behavioral Sciences, a minor in film and media arts, and a Ph.D. in information systems and computer security. The university also provides ROTC programs and student support services.
An online resource that curates links to longform journalism, essays and nonfiction articles from writers and publications. Its collections cover topics including science, psychology, politics, technology, AI, the environment, true crime, memoir and travel writing.
UBG365 is a site offering a collection of free-to-play games sourced from across the internet. It is aimed at students and office workers wanting relaxing moments during breaks, including in restricted environments. The site states it is constantly updated and accepts game requests by email or links on the site. A live search box helps find games by keyword.
umwelt.info is a search engine for environmental and nature knowledge. It supports text queries and search filters, and lists topics such as flood risk areas, rainwater and mixed sewerage, and hazard maps. A sample search result is the Hamburg Wasserbuch, which records water use rights.
Uncanny Magazine is an online science fiction and fantasy magazine featuring fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and interviews. Issues are published as eBooks bimonthly on the first Tuesday of each month, with each issue containing at least 5-6 new short stories, 1 reprinted story, 4 poems, 4 nonfiction essays, and 2 interviews. Online readers can read the first half of an issue for free at release and wait a month for the rest.
