The Guardian
A magnitude 7.8 earthquake hits the southern Philippines, collapsing buildings, killing at least one person, and reminding everyone why living on the Ring of Fire is a real adventure.
ScienceDaily
Seattle's lesser-known local faults rupture every 350 years, far more often than the big offshore one, and researchers are only now grasping how much trouble they could cause.
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