Culture

Charlie Kirk's assassination sparked explosive growth in conservative youth movements, but also unleashed darker forces he once kept at bay. What happens when martyrdom meets social media?

Ilia Malinin landed seven quadruple jumps in one competition while others struggle with four. Meet the 'Quad God' rewriting figure skating's limits.

Startups promise to eliminate grief by letting users talk to AI versions of deceased loved ones. But should some human experiences remain unoptimized?

As Trump creates new international bodies and flexes military muscle, experts warn we're witnessing the end of post-WWII order and return to great power competition.

Sam Raimi's 'Send Help' strips away corporate hierarchies on a deserted island, revealing how survival skills trump executive titles. A dark comedy about who really deserves to lead.

Despite deploying 3,000 agents to Minnesota, the Trump administration faces mounting local opposition to its immigration enforcement operations

Donald Trump orders the first arrest of a journalist, marking a dangerous precedent for press freedom and democratic norms in America.

Research shows that feeling like an outsider isn't a flaw to fix but an investment in resilience and creativity. Explore why discomfort might be the key to growth.

The US officially withdrew from WHO in January 2026, reshaping global health cooperation. What happens when the world's largest health funder walks away during rising pandemic threats?

Gen Z's obsession with 2016 reveals more about 2026 than the past. Exploring the gap between nostalgic memories and harsh realities of that pivotal year.

One year into his second term, cracks are showing in Trump's coalition as economic promises remain unfulfilled and immigration enforcement creates uncomfortable optics.

Scientists are deploying sensors around Thwaites Glacier to test whether a massive underwater curtain could prevent catastrophic sea-level rise—sparking fierce debate over climate geoengineering.