The Many Myths of the Blood Moon

Today in Supreme Court History: February 15, 1790

Richard Dawkins on the Luckiness of Death

“ChatGPT Gave Out My Office Address. Then Someone Showed Up.”

Marco Rubio’s Impressive Speech

For Europe, It’s Not Back to Business as Usual

Wes Jackson: A Misfit Trying to Change the Future of Farming

How Not to Waste Your Life

The Origins of Super Mario Bros.

How to wow a popular-science writer with your research expertise

In the 1950s, Foucault sped around Sweden — quite dangerously — in a spectacular Jaguar

Penny, a Doberman pinscher, wins the Westminster dog show

What J. D. Vance—And Many Others—Miss About American Anti-Semitism

In both medieval Christianity and Islam, the moon loomed as a potent symbol in versatile and radical ways 

Murder on the Christmas Express, Murder Most Festive — what it is about the holiday season that makes readers want blood and gore?

Red States Have Many Wins to Celebrate for National School Choice Week

A protein found in the GI tract can neutralize many bacteria

An Asteroid Impact May Explain Our Lopsided Moon

Why do so many authors and critics remain attached to “literary fiction” in our commercialized landscape of books?

Too Many Does

Revisiting the Last Crewed Moon Mission on the Eve of the Next

Today in Supreme Court History: February 11, 1803