You might believe that mental health treatments have remained the same for many years, including the use...
In the layered prayers of the rite, we catch a glimpse of a world where covenant before...
In his first campaign he courted the vote. Now, with power consolidated and the party’s far-right base...
Homoerotic literature in the medieval world reveals a striking dissonance between moral prescription and artistic expression. By...
If unity is lost, the policy victories that remain could rest on fragile ground, preserved not by...
The American Old West was a dynamic social frontier in which individuals navigated shifting boundaries of identity,...
It stands as proof that identity, once forced into the margins, continues to carve out space in...
Immersive tech is no longer a novelty. It is in living rooms, classrooms, and even city halls....
The history of ancient weather prediction is not a linear march toward scientific truth. It is a...
Advocacy groups, universities, and watchdog scientists are exploring alternative data pools, modeling efforts, and legal pressure for...
By the close of the seventeenth century, the combined use of the devices produced in this period...
If this report becomes the new reference, the consequences will be felt not in laboratories or courtrooms,...
Robert FitzRoy was not only the first popular weather forecaster; he was an architect of the very...
Scientists are already exploring bridges to private foundations or international agencies to safeguard continuity. But complex legal...
How many trips have you taken where the first day was wasted because you didn’t plan enough...
Have you ever wondered why nurses seem to be everywhere now—not just in hospitals, but in clinics,...
The ancient commitment to passive solar design offers more than inspiration. It offers instruction. Not all progress...
Rather than how to meet AI’s voracious energy demands, Three Mile Island might provide a historical vantage to consider...
From Aston’s first measurements of mass defect to the sprawling complexity of ITER, fusion has promised to...
Perhaps the future will bring competition between fission and fusion, especially if the intermittency of solar and...
The history of green hydrogen is not a history of triumph but of recurrence. It returns with...
Once fully commercialized, green hydrogen could help alleviate the growing reliance on natural gas in places like...
The early colonization of Latin America was a project of monumental violence. It erased civilizations, enslaved millions,...
The right to Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) is a cornerstone of Indigenous rights. It recognizes...
To study this forgotten migration is to glimpse a moment in which the American South briefly looked...
They are neighbors, landlords, patients, and coworkers. They are also, increasingly, a mirror. One held up not...
The war on drugs, for all its failures and contradictions, succeeded in one respect: it offered a...
The drug war did not fail because its goals were wrong. It failed because its tools were...
It shook assumptions, invited new models, and reminded early sixteenth-century Europeans that life itself (breath, motion, sound)...
When a virus as familiar as influenza can trigger brain damage in otherwise healthy children, the line...