Second pregnancy uniquely alters the female brain, study shows Researchers at Amsterdam UMC have discovered that a second pregnancy alters the female brain. Previous research...
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‘They pushed so many lies about recycling’: the fight to stop big oil pumping billions more into plastics Plastic production has doubled over the last...
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Blood test 'clocks' can predict when Alzheimer's symptoms will start Researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis have developed a method to...
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There's been a surge in AI use recently. Here's what's behind it. The OpenClaw logo on a smartphoneSamuel Boivin via Reuters ConnectAI token usage soared...
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Several Meta employees have started calling themselves 'AI builders' Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg.Chris Unger/Zuffa LLCSome Meta product managers now call themselves "AI Builders."Inside Meta, product...
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Trump officials plan to build 5,000-person military base in Gaza, files show Exclusive: approximately 350-acre compound planned as base for multinational force, according to records...
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This US state could be the new data center capital of the world by 2030 Google executives meet with officials at a Google data center...
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An upcoming trial will ask a Manhattan jury a tricky question: how do you feel about Wall Street? The case sheds light on typical Wall...
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Dueling PACs take center stage in midterm elections over AI regulation Two groups with opposite missions and backing from different companies are making a New...
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Low-field MRI is safe, feasible and more comfortable for breast screening, finds study Researchers at Mass General Brigham have demonstrated the technical feasibility of using...
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Trump fixates on sewage, a favored talking point, in fight with Wes Moore President Donald Trump didn’t just take his feud with Maryland governor and...
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Letter from Minnesota: When Home is Away from Home I woke up thinking about fire—the element of unbridled power and absolute mayhem. How it annihilates...
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On What It Really Means to Live the Writing Life: The Good AND the Bad In June 2002, I was on summer break, and about...
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Letter From Minnesota: If You Can Survive This, You Can Survive Anything The winters I experienced growing up on the Kansas and Missouri border were...
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What We Lose When Our Independent Bookstores Close I’m on my way to a reading when I get the call from my mother letting me...
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The So-Called Tragedy of the English Commons Was Anything But The sign said, “Welcome to the Northfield Allotments,” but the gate was closed and bolted...
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What Happens When Your Books (Don’t) Get Banned? When a friend wrote to me some months ago that he’d heard a book of mine had...
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What Do You Do When the Biggest Platforms For Readers Are Kind of Evil? Last week a number of popular authors published an open letter...
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Railsong Dayin Nothing of their everyday was recognisable to Charu in the aftermath. Her mother had died and flied to heaven, this much she understood....
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On the Unlikely Origin of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time I’ve been asked so many questions about writing Curious Incident over...
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Cuba: Fuel crisis caused by US oil blockade impacts daily life Daily life for #Cuba's residents has become increasingly difficult in recent weeks, with shrinking...
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In 'Mixed Marriage Project,' a woman explores her dad's study of interracial couples NPR's Michel Martin asks professor Dorothy Roberts about her new memoir, "The...
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Starmer appoints Romeo as head of UK civil service Dame Antonia will be the first woman to hold the post and replaces Sir Chris Wormald...
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Former South Korean President Yoon sentenced to life for imposing martial law Former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol was sentenced to life in prison...
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