In 39 States, People Can Be Sentenced to Life for Murders They Did Not Commit

Kahlil Gibran on the Art of Becoming Yourself Across the Sweep of Life

Albert Camus on the Three Antidotes to the Absurdity of Life

The People Fighting Technology That Could Save Thousands of Lives

The Strong Suffer What They Must

A Forgotten Literary Window Into the Personal Life of Alan Turing

How Do Sperm Whales Keep Their Massive, Wax-Filled Heads Beneath the Waves as They Sleep?

The American People Need the Truth About the Iran War

The End of Independent Agencies

Australia’s Greater Gliders Fly Majestically From Tree to Tree—And Now We Know Exactly How Far

The heart has a ‘little brain’ — and it protects against stress

Life, Death, and Who We Are Online

Anthropic Says Chatbots Have What May Be a Key Feature of Consciousness. Are They Right?

How to Bear Your Sorrows: Nick Cave on Integrating the Darkness of Loss with the Bright Ongoingness of Life

Nick Cave on Integrating the Darkness of Loss with the Bright Ongoingness of Life

G.K. Chesterton on the Dandelion and the Meaning of Life

From Mitochondria to Minds: The Illustrated Science of the Psychedelic Dream Called Life

How Not to Waste Your Life

‘People are picking the dumbest fights’: the tortured history of America’s culture wars

The Canadian poet Margaret Avison lived with such intense inwardness that Northrop Frye called her “a conscientious objector to life”

The State’s Moral Boundaries