Science & Technology

A Cosmic Baby Photo With Wrinkles As we look into the very remote past of the Universe, we expect to see beginnings, small, unorganized, early forms unfolding in the aftermath of the Big Bang. But thanks to the James Webb...

A Desert Discovery That Changed Everything Back in 1947, Bedouin shepherds stumbled across a stash of ancient manuscripts in caves near the Dead Sea, close to Khirbat Qumran in what’s now the West Bank. Archaeologists later pulled thousands of fragments...

For centuries, the world marveled at the luminous, almost otherworldly shade of “Egyptian blue”—a pigment that once adorned the walls of ancient tombs, the jewelry of pharaohs, and the intricate art of civilizations long gone. Now, thanks to a collaborative...

After 25 years of hard work, passion, and dedication, a replica World War One aircraft, affectionately named “Sophie,” has finally taken to the skies. Built from scratch by a team of volunteers from the Aviation Preservation Society of Scotland (APSS),...

In Alabama, where community runs deep and tradition weaves through the fabric of everyday life, Memorial Day holds meaning that reaches far beyond a single calendar date. It is a sacred pause—a day of remembrance and reverence for those who...

Explore the American Jewish Historical Society’s rich archive preserving Jewish heritage in the U.S., including Emma Lazarus' handwritten poem and stories of resilience amid rising antisemitism. Inside the American Jewish Archive Safeguarding a Legacy of Resilience and Contribution In a...

In a world characterized by the speed of technological advancement as the hallmark of the times, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming the game-altering element of international diplomacy. From cross-border negotiations to geopolitical trend analysis, AI is altering how nations relate,...

Major Points:Bitcoin reached an all-time high of $112,000 as of May 22, 2025, with a market capitalization of $2.2 trillion and a ranking as one of the world's five most valuable assets.Historical evidence suggests Bitcoin experiences a four-year cycle of...

From the opening of the legendary New York's Brooklyn Bridge in 1883 to the first telegraph message in 1844 and the publication of a popularly celebrated nursery rhyme in 1830, the date is a microcosm of human grit and innovativeness....

For a long time, buying an electric vehicle meant buying a Tesla. It was the default choice fast, futuristic, and supported by the best charging network in the world. But times have changed, and now, Tesla’s once unbeatable dominance is...

When we talk about human history, we only hear about Greek philosophy, Roman architecture, or European revolutions. But the fact is, long before all those stories unfolded, humanity's own journey had already begun, on a land full of life, wisdom,...

On his 300th birthday year back in 1725, Giacomo Casanova remains one of history's most enigmatic men, one whose name evokes visions of candle-lit assignations and whispered promises but whose life was an endlessly revolving kaleidoscope of experience, intelligence, and...

In 16th-century Scotland, a tempestuous North Sea crossing launched one of Scotland's blackest periods in recorded history. King James VI thought witches were calling up storms to drive his ship to destruction and launched a witch-hysteria that spanned over a...

Scotland's witch trials, which extended from the 1560s to the 1700s, have been Scotland's darkest time. Spurred by a turbulent sea journey and fueled by royal suspicion, religiosity, and social stress, the hunts produced charges against a minimum of 4,000,...

Let me start with a confession: I’m no tech wizard. I’m just a guy with a keyboard, a conscience, and a knack for sniffing out trouble where the powerful swear there’s none. But when OpenAI’s latest ChatGPT update turned the...