What if the tools for sustainable space exploration could be found in cellular life on Earth? A NASA astrobiologist explains
- by Aeon Video
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There’s a way of responding to threats that involves appeasement. Recognising this has helped me stop people-pleasing
- by Olivia Hains
Genetic studies support what historians have argued for decades: ancient India was a place of migration and mixture
- by Kiran Kumbhar
The purported strength of New Classical macroeconomics is that it has firm anchorage in preference-based microeconomics, and especially the decisions taken by inter-temporal utility maximising ‘forward-looking’ individuals. To some of us, however, this has come at too high a price. The almost quasi-religious insistence that macroeconomics has to have microfoundations — without ever presenting any […]
In some respects, we are back to where we were in 2021 when the supply constraints that arose from the COVID lockdowns and widespread illnesses started to reveal themselves in escalating prices around the world. This time it is the US-Israel folly in the Middle East that is the culprit and the supply constraints are…
A class action claims Bowlero bought up bowling alleys nationwide, raised prices, cut quality, and ruined an American pastime.
Nerima Wako Ojiwa on technology, youth-led democracy, and organizing at the speed of crisis.
A former EEOC commissioner said, “They’re putting out their best facts in this complaint, and the facts are pathetic.”
The post Lawyer on EEOC’s New York Times Lawsuit Has History Battling Discrimination Against Men appeared first on The Intercept.
La administración Trump está imponiendo multas por valor de varios millones de dólares en materia de inmigración y subcontratando la ejecución de estas medidas a agencias de cobro privadas con un largo historial de abusos.
A decade-long lawsuit is putting risky retirement bets under the microscope.
Much to my surprise, some of my shows this year are on the verge of selling out. You may need to get your rollerblades on if you plan to come to any of the following, which have fewer than 50 tickets remaining: 9May: FILEY Literature Festival3 June: LEEK Arts Festival4 June: CHESTER Literature Festival8 Oct:…
There’s a clinical diagnosis called body dysmorphia, where people think there’s something wrong with their body when it’s fine. Colloquially, some people refer to “reverse body dysmorphia” where someone thinks their body is better than it is. In late middle aged men this often exhibits itself as thinking that they’re stronger, tougher and better in […]
A crypto mogul gave $2.5 million to a candidate running against state Sen. Nicole Cannizzaro in the Nevada attorney general race.
The post She Opposed His Plan for a Blockchain City. Now He’s Bankrolling Her Primary Opponent. appeared first on The Intercept.
In rural Iran, Sahar faces a stark choice: stay at home to look after her father, or go to the city to pursue her education
- by Aeon Video
I was a child when Newfoundland’s fishing collapsed. Will I see the same happen to human connection?
- by Mandy McLean
The Trump administration is deploying multimillion-dollar immigration fines and outsourcing enforcement to private debt collectors with long records of abuse.
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May 6th, 2026: I may have spoken too soon re: it feeling like spring, since my weather just told me "cooling over the next few days." Why? WHY – Ryan Today’s headline news chronicles our triumphant, record-breaking petroleum exports: 6.4 million barrels a day. The highest weekly figure ever recorded. On the surface, it appears America may just make up in exports what the closure of the Straits of Hormuz prevents. On the surface. The reality of our domestic petroleum situation is more dire. The […]
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