Independent Analysis and Reportage
Twelve years after a study into why starlings murmurate, researchers are asking the public to help discover whether these spectacular displays are changing.
Post-referendum, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith seems focused on a united Canada and attempting to stop the NDP’s surge in popularity. But attempts to gerrymander ridings are the newest controversy.
Americans are standing up to protect public lands and bringing concerns about conservation and management into broader public discussion.
The methods can be subtle but effective at slowing progress, particularly when fossil fuels are involved. Here’s what to watch for as the latest global climate talks get underway.
The collapse raises troubling questions about who benefits from financial modernization, who controls it and who bears the risks when it fails.
From colorful orbs to delicate spirals, heating and manipulating glass allows artists to create beautiful translucent sculptures.
For many Americans, opposition to data centers was a factor in their votes.
A physician who devises screening guidelines for the American Cancer Society explains the pros and cons of the Galleri multicancer early detection test.
Homer’s famous sea monsters reveal how ancient Greek sailors projected their deepest fears onto the ocean itself.
Denmark legalised porn before anywhere else. It changed how the world saw Danes.
Can legal proceedings against former ruling families strengthen the institutions that once protected them?
African countries are trying to build a new kind of growth model that is truly ‘country owned’.