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- Ends with a bang: Why lightning stopped stalking the Strait of Malacca
On a world map of lightning strikes, the world’s busiest sea routes glowed bright — until ships cleaned up their act.
- The U.S. Healthcare System is Already Mostly Socialized
And there’s nothing radical about wanting to end insurance company parasitism Directly related
- University of Michigan Drops First-Semester Grades to ‘Curb Mental Health Crisis’
A pilot program aims to ease pressure on freshmen and help them adjust to demands of college
- Maui telescope captures clearest images of the sun ever taken
Scientists at the National Solar Observatory have made a major breakthrough in solar physics with the help of the Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope on Maui.
- Ukraine May Be Just the Ally America Needs
The country Trump once disdained as a burden has become a military powerhouse.
- The Watchdogs Are Barking Themselves Hoarse
The scandals of the first term now seem quaint.
- AI models are breaking out of their cages. Their creators are scrambling.
New details of how ChatGPT maker OpenAI failed to notice that its models had launched a hacking spree raise questions about the industry’s approach to safety.
- America Is Atomizing
A nation of us versus them and them and them.
- The Simple Mental Tricks That Make Us Better With Money
The digital environment makes it so easy to spend money. The key is to put a little friction between us and our purchases.
- If You Get in a Car Crash, the Risk Is Growing Your Insurance Won’t Pay
Americans require a policy as a condition of driving, but it often doesn’t provide the backstop car owners expect
- America’s Military Is Dangerously Exposed
The Iran war proves it, and the Chinese threat is greater. We need new thinking about defense.
- ‘The Lost Empire of Emanuel Nobel’ Review: Imperial Industry
The Nobel family’s business achievements were a source of pride to the Russian Empire. The Soviets would write them out of history.