New York’s Chance for School Choice

Kathy Hochul’s School Choice Opportunity

Loneliness, Resilience, and the Right Choice: Poet Diane Ackerman on What She Learned While Working at a Suicide Prevention Hotline

What a Canada–Europe Alliance Needs

All-around junior male

Astronomers catch a star slowly snacking on a brown dwarf, 300 light years away

‘China Shock’—or Minor Perturbation?

Perceptions

Are Right‑Brained People Really More Creative?

Socializing Safety

Doctor, Patient, and AI

New York’s Hospital System Is Dysfunctional for the Seriously Mentally Ill

Like Nikole Hannah-Jones, My Parents Put Ideology Over Pedagogy in Sending Me to Catholic School

Judge Says Trump's Clampdown on Anthropic Violates the First Amendment

From the perspective of a career academic, the discourse in large parts of literary Substack appears worryingly thin and poorly informed

Self-help and life hacks treat existence as a puzzle to be solved. The ancients had a name for that: heresy

Habermas believed the gap between expert and layperson could always, in principle, be closed by the right chain of translation

A poem you can put your beer on. The mimeo revolution of the 1960s generated a deluge of experimental printing

The AI Tipping Point

Fire in the Brain: How Psychosis May Arise When the Body Attacks Itself

Ig Nobel hosts science’s silliest ceremony outside U.S. for first time