Liberals dismiss antifa as just an idea — instead of acting to defend the activists, researchers, and organizers facing persecution.
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A while back I wrote a series of posts about the 1998-9 Kosovo conflict. If you’re interested, here they are: Prelude to War, The Serbian Ascendancy, Things Fall Apart, And So To War. This post continues that story up to the unsuccessful Rambouillet peace conference of February-March 1999. So by early 1999, the Serbian province […]
How the blustery rhetoric of Trump and Kennedy makes life harder for local physicians
The post A Pediatrician’s Lament appeared first on Nautilus.
Mimicking the charismatic insect’s trick for flashing iridescent blue allows devices to grow ever smaller
The post Butterfly Wings Inspire Barrier-Breaking Nanotech appeared first on Nautilus.
Adventure, time and loneliness become entangled during one woman’s 164-day solo journey across the Atlantic Ocean
- Directed by Mattias Olsson
In China, I was used to treating my body like a problem. In Cuba, everyone seemed at home in theirs
- by Lavender Au
Flotilla volunteer Tommy Marcus and human rights lawyer Diana Buttu speak on Israel’s aid blockade and continued bombardment on Gaza.
The post What It’s Like on the Gaza-Bound Flotilla Attacked by Drones appeared first on The Intercept.
Countless species are dying from human-induced environmental change. Should we use genetic technology to alter and save them?
- by David Farrier
New clues about ancient civilizations are being unearthed from the data
The post How AI Is Helping Archaeologists Make Discoveries appeared first on Nautilus.
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 […]
“To say the military leadership is anxious would be an understatement,” one defense official told The Intercept.
The post Pete Hegseth Orders Top Military Leaders to Attend Mystery Meeting appeared first on The Intercept.
Working in tech means being comfortable with change and uncertainty. Successfully working in tech means not letting change and uncertainty paralyze you. Forge ahead on the best information you have, and be prepared to change direction as needed.
The post How do you spell success? appeared first on Jeffrey Zeldman Presents.
EDUCATION WEEK September 22, 2025 The Chatbot in the Classroom, the Forklift at the Gym By Alfie Kohn [This is a significantly expanded version of the published article, which was given a different title.] “I’m sorry, Dave, I’m afraid I can’t do that.” ... Read More
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
Vote on your favorite miniature art pieces and discover their link to futuristic research
The post A Nano-sized Art Gallery appeared first on Nautilus.
These songbirds swap chirps for blinks when nature drowns them out
The post The Silent Language of Birds appeared first on Nautilus.
Peter Denton AI systems are becoming increasingly capable of pursuing sophisticated goals without human intervention. As these systems begin to be used to make economic transactions, they raise important questions for central banks, given their role overseeing money, payments, and financial stability. Leading AI researchers have highlighted the importance of retaining governance control over such … Continue reading Could financial infrastructure be used to govern AI agents?
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 […]
On September 19, 2025, the Bank of Japan issued its latest – Statement on Monetary Policy – where they announced that there would be no change in the overnight call rate (the policy rate). However, they also announced that they would begin selling off their holdings of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and Japan real estate investment…
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 […]
The post Palestinian kids’ author: New York Times ‘put a target on my back’ with Grayzone smear first appeared on The Grayzone.
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