Adventure, time and loneliness become entangled during one woman’s 164-day solo journey across the Atlantic Ocean
- Directed by Mattias Olsson
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In China, I was used to treating my body like a problem. In Cuba, everyone seemed at home in theirs
- by Lavender Au
Countless species are dying from human-induced environmental change. Should we use genetic technology to alter and save them?
- by David Farrier
Oppositionen har riktat hård kritik mot regeringens budget, mycket av den befogad. Att två tredjedelar av reformutrymmet på 80 miljarder går till skattesänkningar i stället för välfärd, klimat, infrastruktur eller arbetsmarknad går verkligen att ifrågasätta. Bara två procent av svenska folket tycker att det är en lämplig användning av pengarna … Det finns all anledning […]
by Basak Kus* “It is China, more than any other place that has served as the ‘other’ for the modern West’s stories about itself, from Smith and Malthus to Marx and Weber,” wrote historian Kenneth Pomeranz in his book The Great Divergence. The historical origins of the East–West divide—why Europe and China’s developmental trajectories diverged […]
Watch the exquisite digital restoration of a ceremonial pre-Incan shield, in which the owl is a symbol of war, not wisdom
- by Aeon Video
The group at the heart of American origin stories had a complex relationship with despair – and a need to reckon with it
- by Alexandra M Lord
Our memories are precious to us and constitute our sense of self. Why not enhance them by recording all of your life?
- by Yannic Kappes
Fans of the Dodgers and fans of the Yankees–that would be me–know we are witnessing two of the greatest young men to ever play the game of baseball. But do the rest of you realize this? How rare and special this moment is? As we gouge out each others eyeballs over politics, let’s take a […]
New Jersey area Jewish leadership described a factual Grayzone report about Charlie Kirk’s falling out with Netanyahu as “hateful, divisive, and antisemitic,” and weaponized it to cancel the book event of a Palestinian children’s writer who reposted the article on social media. The New York Times uncritically published the bogus allegation. Palestinian children’s author Jenan Matari says she believes The New York Times “was trying to put a target on [her] back” when it publicized the fact that she recently […]
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Exiled Liberal, Jacinta Nampijinpa Price, has spoken up in defence of her colleague, Andrew Hastie, after he called unnamed members of the Coalition Muppets. With Senator Price saying that she would have called them worse. ”I feel that Andrew was... Read More ›
With regulators on the sidelines, a corporate litigator close to conservative Supreme Court justices is stepping in to defend a case that could unleash unlimited political spending.
As Congress investigates social media radicalization, Trump’s allies are spared.
A 1996 law from a Democratic president created Donald Trump’s censorship machine by consolidating media, broadband, and tech firms. We can stop it.
The following is a guest post from DrupalCon Vienna 2025 Marketing & Outreach Committee member Iwantha Lekamge.
As the countdown continues for DrupalCon Vienna 2025, the global Drupal community is buzzing. This conference isn’t just another gathering, it’s shaping up to be one of the most technically rich, collaborative, and forward-looking Drupal events to date. Whether you build, design, strategize, or contribute, there are new incentives this year to make sure you’re part of it.
When & Where
DrupalCon Vienna 2025 runs from 14-17 October 2025, hosted at the Austria Center Vienna. This modern facility is well-equipped for large technical sessions, labs, workshops, and contributions, and Vienna’s efficient transit and infrastructure make it easy to get around and stay connected.
Should you never make promises you don’t intend to keep? What philosophers say about the ethics of breaking your word
- by Aeon Video
In logic, validity is prime. If you want to make valid arguments, or sniff out invalid ones, here’s what you need to do
- by Robert Trueman
For all the noise they make about it, you’d be forgiven for thinking that free speech was something that the far-right championed unconditionally. But last week, that illusion fell apart, demonstrating that the movement’s definition of free speech comes with terms and conditions. Following his comments about the assassination of the right-wing political activist Charlie […]
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By Nat Wilson Turner In the aftermath of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, I’ve been following the American right especially closely. I want to share two responses that I initially found surprisingly sensible and reassuring, and one response that is appalling in its shamelessness, vile almost beyond belief. And even the second response ultimately left me chilled […]
The President of the United States of America, Donald Trump, has told the United Nations to forget about climate change that it’s a myth, with his reason being that his office is consistently 70 degrees (Fahrenheit). ”I’ve had the same... Read More ›
The Trump administration asked corporations to identify regulatory “burdens” — now they’re building a hit list of their most hated consumer protection laws.
Small Business Administration head Kelly Loeffler just made as much as $75 million off one of the most powerful firms on the New York Stock Exchange.