Vice President JD Vance criticized Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed, citing his past remarks linking criticism of Sharia law to white supremacy as evidence the party has abandoned i…
In India, a growing number of workers are strapping cameras to their bodies to record human motion, providing essential data for training artificial intelligence systems in robotics and rel…
Andrew R. Jones, a Lutheran pastor, offers a new devotional book that explores ten spiritual benefits of prayer, blending personal stories, biblical examples, and practical reflection exerc…
The English translation of Berl Kagan's Holocaust diary, originally written in Yiddish, offers a firsthand account of survival in Eastern European forest camps, the perilous lives of those …
Claudia Hagadus Long's new novel follows a private investigator and her sister into the world of art fraud, where a disputed Caravaggio drawing leads them from California to France and into…
Seattle Times sports columnist Matt Calkins resigned after the paper refused to publish his column on two student-athletes who oppose transgender girls competing in female sports. Calkins s…
Chinese workers at the Baltic Chemical Complex say they went months without pay and lacked control over contracts or passports. Their protest raises a basic moral question inside a project …
A Kentucky family's refusal to sell farmland for a data center turns a development dispute into a question of stewardship, memory and what ownership means across generations.
The Argentine retreat is not only a technology story. Its private systems for energy, food, travel and knowledge expose a widening gap between individual escape plans and public preparednes…
Washington is removing DEI from diplomatic career criteria, but the surviving personnel code shows a sharper distinction between equality before the rules and diversity as a management goal.
The Jewish American Security Act treats antisemitism not only as a hate-crime problem but as a threat to the ordinary practice of faith and community life.
The tribunal’s legal architecture reflects a difficult historical lesson: political power can delay accountability, but institutions can preserve evidence and cases beyond the life of a reg…
The Air Force wants AI to help maintain Minuteman III by connecting decades of technical data. The proposal draws a deliberate boundary between informational assistance and launch authority.
New fMRI work suggests dogs preserve some of the nuance among negative human facial expressions, with fear represented differently from anger and sadness.
Women who traded prison sentences for Russian military contracts say the same system that promised them a way out left them exposed to sexual coercion and retaliation.
UPSA’s new Eclipse Almanac turns 457 events into a city-by-city experiment in astronomical perspective — and shows that three quarters of its catalog cities never see a total solar eclipse …
The new policy does not ban machine-assisted art. It asks a more human question: whether the performer presented to the listener actually exists.
Hungary has elected the former Supreme Court chief as president years after his term was cut short. His challenge now is to make reconciliation more than a symbol of political reversal.
Anthropic’s new provenance layer can signal AI involvement without changing what readers see. But technical detection cannot by itself settle who deserves credit for a text.
Nine Lives was a feral predator and also an animal that drew public sympathy. Its death exposes the hard choices behind protecting species found nowhere else.
The planned return of Yevhen Konovalets turns an émigré grave into a question of memory, belonging and where a nation chooses to bury the people it regards as part of its struggle for indep…
Stanislav Belkovsky says Justus Walker’s Protestant mission may explain the pressure around his Russian residency. Walker’s ministry is well documented; a direct role for the Moscow Patriar…
Longevity science is becoming a question not only of biology but of ethics, access and how society distributes technologies that could reshape old age.
Germany’s 12 August eclipse is deep but partial. Berlin reaches maximum around 20:08, while the southwest gets a stronger phase close to sunset.