Jaimee Haddad

The World Intern

Jaimee Haddad is an intern at The World. She has spent the past four years in Doha, Qatar, after growing up in the Pacific Northwest.

It’s strange, but true — this is a praying mantis wearing 3-D glasses

Environment

Praying mantises are being recruited into vision research. That means a tiny version of the special specs you get when you watch a 3-D movie. It turns out the insects might help us design better 3-D vision tech. Praying mantises are being recruited into vision research. That means a tiny version of the special specs you get when you watch a 3-D movie. It turns out the insects might help us design better 3-D vision tech.

I’m 21 and feel guilty about how I shop — but what can I do?

Arts, Culture & Media

I’m 21 and feel guilty about how I shop — but what can I do?

Arts, Culture & Media

In the West Bank, Israeli and Palestinian kids who throw stones face unequal justice

Conflict & Justice

In the West Bank, Israeli and Palestinian kids who throw stones face unequal justice

Conflict & Justice
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The man expected to be India’s next prime minister just turned himself into a hologram

Global Politics

It’s the largest exercise of democracy in the world, and candidates competing for India’s prime minister position have a lot of ground to cover if they want votes. One candidate decided the best way to do that was to be in 100 places at once, quite literally. As a hologram.

A missing Chinese painting is just the latest example of artworks accidentally thrown away — or worse

Fine art is costly, and relatively fragile. No matter how careful people try to be, accidents do happen. Fortunately, there’s insurance, but insurance doesn’t always pay out in full.Fine art is costly, and relatively fragile. No matter how careful people try to be, accidents do happen. Fortunately, there’s insurance, but insurance doesn’t always pay out in full.

The honeymoon with mail order brides from Odessa is usually short — if it happens at all

Lifestyle & Belief

In the digital age, the market for mail-order brides is alive and well, but it’s moved upmarket. Now re-branded as “international romance,” there’s still few examples of the romance really working out.

The honeymoon with mail order brides from Odessa is usually short — if it happens at all

Lifestyle & Belief

In the digital age, the market for mail-order brides is alive and well, but it’s moved upmarket. Now re-branded as “international romance,” there’s still few examples of the romance really working out.

That goat may be a whole lot smarter than it looks

Environment

Through a new study, researchers in Switzerland and the UK have discovered that goats are actually quite intelligent — much more than previously thought.