Culture

Trump says Cuba will 'fall pretty soon.' After Venezuela and Iran, the White House sees a winning streak. But regime change has a way of writing its own ending.

In an age engineered to eliminate waiting, poet Joseph Brodsky's 1989 commencement warning feels more urgent than ever. What happens to a mind that's never allowed to be bored?

Adult ADHD diagnoses are surging, fueled by social media awareness. But between viral videos and clinical reality, what are we missing?

Social media influencers camping outside Nancy Guthrie's home blur the line between citizen journalism and digital rubbernecking. What happens when solving crimes becomes content?

Anthropic rejected a Pentagon contract over surveillance concerns while OpenAI rushed to sign. The market's reaction reveals what users really value in AI companies.

From just a few percent in the early 2000s to nearly half today - the surprising story of how animal advocates moved a massive industry, and why grocery stores are the final frontier.

Animal rights lawyers filed a habeas corpus petition for dogs at a Wisconsin research breeding facility, presenting a new approach to animal legal personhood based on dependency rather than cognition.

As the U.S.-Israel war against Iran escalates, the threat of terrorist retaliation is spreading beyond the Middle East to Western shores, raising urgent security concerns.

Maggie Gyllenhaal's 'The Bride!' attempts a bold reimagining of Frankenstein's Bride but gets lost in its own ambitious genre-blending. What happens when filmmakers bite off more than they can chew?

Trump's administration shows classic symptoms of 'victory disease' in Iran war - military excellence masking strategic incoherence. Historical parallels reveal the dangers ahead.

OpenAI's contract with the Pentagon contains numerous loopholes that could allow mass surveillance of Americans, despite public assurances. Legal experts warn the 'red lines' may be blurrier than they appear.

Oil prices surge 25% as U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran disrupt global energy flows. Economists warn of stagflation risks while policymakers face impossible trade-offs.