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Carson’s Nobel Prize in Literature celebrates a writer whose work returns to antiquity as an unfinished reservoir of images, voices and fragments capable of unsettling contemporary experience.
The 2026 Nobel Prize in chemistry gave a hand to handed molecules – and the processes chemists use to create them.
Occupants of the White House have traditionally taken a thump in midterm elections. And this year, polls suggest Republicans are set for a battering.
You can get fit relatively fast, but it takes a while for your muscles and tendons to catch up. Here’s what you can do.
A flash of radio waves from a young galaxy 3 billion years after the Big Bang is lighting up 80% of the universe’s history.
While this sighting is unusual and exciting, it also serves as a reminder that our oceans are rapidly changing and we need to adapt to these changes.
Large political donations in 2026 have already surpassed 2023 levels. New research shows where the money has been coming from over recent elections.
AI can improve access to settlement services in Canada, but human expertise must remain central to complex, legal and sensitive newcomer needs.
Growing plants indoors means replacing free sunlight with expensive, energy-intensive systems.
The Cornell case illustrates several aspects of rape culture that still prevail.
The WWF’s Living Planet Index is one of our best measures of biodiversity loss. But the populations it counts may not be representative of wildlife as a whole.
The Social Reckoning follows Zuck to the Valley, but summons a very different beast.