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CovertAction: Is Zelensky About To Be “Diemed” as the U.S. Plans a New Phase of War on Russia? May 29
Zelensky’s former press secretary publicly helps lift the veil on Zelensky. Could this be a prelude to him being removed from power? Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has much in common...
Nautilus: How Right-Wing Politics Make You Physically Ill May 29
Over the past two decades, right-wing ideology has become associated with less trust in medicine—and poorer health The post How Right-Wing Politics Make You Physically Ill appeared first on...
Quanta Magazine: Key Chemistry Question Answered, No Quantum Computer Required May 29
Do we need quantum computers to fully understand complex chemical reactions? A new result, decades in the making, shows the surprising power of ordinary “classical” machines. The post Key...
Freddie deBoer: Why Pose Thought Experiments About Fake Versions of History? May 29
it's true: if you misrepresent people's behavior, it's easier to defend that behavior
Granta: Lacan in Tirana May 29
‘Psychoanalysis never truly took root in Albania during the early decades of the twentieth century and, after the communist takeover in 1944, it was actively suppressed by the regime.’ Ardian...
Nautilus: The Cephalopods Are Coming May 29
Fossil records reveal Earth’s mass extinctions are followed by a rise of ocean cephalopods. They’re rising again. The post The Cephalopods Are Coming appeared first on Nautilus.
The Baffler: God Save the Children May 29
Exploring the perils of intercountry adoption.
Aeon: Artist of sympathy and cruelty May 29
Mozart’s genius lay in writing music of such power that he could draw his audience into morally wrenching predicaments- by Dorian BandyRead on Aeon
Severe Weather: Recap: Europe’s Historic May Records Overwritten by Early-Season Heat Dome May 29
While Europe is no stranger to intense summer heat, the end-of-May 2026 heatwave was something else! The astonishing intensity of the heat dome and its &#8230; The post Recap: Europe&#8217;s...
Nautilus: The Moon Bases of Yesteryear May 28
With NASA recently detailing its plans for a lunar settlement, here’s a look at how that concept has taken shape through history The post The Moon Bases of Yesteryear appeared first on Nautilus.
Nautilus: This Is What Gives Pigeons Their Excellent Sense of Direction May 28
It’s a literal gut feeling The post This Is What Gives Pigeons Their Excellent Sense of Direction appeared first on Nautilus.
Nautilus: The Genetic Secrets of a Shark That Lives for 500 Years May 28
How the Greenland shark lives long and prospers The post The Genetic Secrets of a Shark That Lives for 500 Years appeared first on Nautilus.
CovertAction: Cry My Beloved Lebanon May 28
Reflections on the Carnage&#8230;and What Lebanon Used to Be I am an American citizen, born in Beirut, Lebanon, the daughter of a diplomat/spy, which makes me immune from President Trump’s...
Granta: Therapy as Re-Reading May 28
‘What if a new interpretation endangers the self that produced it?’ Claudia Grigg Edo on therapy as re-reading. The post Therapy as Re-Reading appeared first on Granta.
father_karine: How I Achieved My Body, Mind, and Spirit Goals By Cutting Out Water May 28
what happened when one brave woman stopped HYRDRATING and started LIVING
Secretorum: The Barbarian May 28
the holy man
Nautilus: The Many Ways to Build a Black Hole May 28
Gravitational waves point to a multifaceted assembly line for the cosmic oddities The post The Many Ways to Build a Black Hole appeared first on Nautilus.
The Baffler: Society of the Spectacle May 28
Before I discuss The Vivisectors, the new novel by Missouri Williams, let me get something off my chest. Readers, I despise every last one of you. You’ve failed at every turn to recognize my...
Nautilus: Wearing DEET Might Be Like Ringing the Mosquito Dinner Bell May 28
Pavlov’s dog, meet Pavlov’s mosquito The post Wearing DEET Might Be Like Ringing the Mosquito Dinner Bell appeared first on Nautilus.
The Rhizome: Artist Profile: Morry Kolman May 28
The latest in a series of interviews with artists who make work that responds to network culture and digital technologies. Isabella Haid: Our world is governed by standards. Defaults are...
Quanta Magazine: How We See the Beautiful, Violent Sun May 28
Over hundreds of years, increasingly sophisticated instruments have revealed — and continue to reveal — the secrets of our star. The post How We See the Beautiful, Violent Sun first appeared...
Nautilus: This “Feathered Dragon” Shook Its Tail Feathers in the Time of Dinosaurs May 28
Some things never go out of style The post This “Feathered Dragon” Shook Its Tail Feathers in the Time of Dinosaurs appeared first on Nautilus.
The Baffler: The Loneliness of the Competitive Quizzer May 28
It is not just a hobby—it verges on a way of life.
The Public Domain Review: Animal, Vegetable, Lamb: The Zoophyte from Tartary May 28
In the Middle Ages, rumours spread across Europe of a strange hybrid creature, half-animal, half-plant, known as the Vegetable Lamb of Tartary. A hoax based on fern rhizomes? A euphemism for...
Aeon: Life recombined May 28
In the early 1970s, genetic engineers launched the most controversial revolution in science since the atomic bomb- by Aeon VideoWatch on Aeon
Aeon: Flickering Enlightenment May 28
Attacked by the Left and Right, the Enlightenment can only be saved through use of its greatest legacy: permanent critique- by Eliane GlaserRead on Aeon
Severe Weather: First El Niño Impacts Now Detected in the June Weather Forecast for the United States and Canada May 28
The 2026 North American summer season is entering a critical transition phase. Latest data confirms that a strong El Niño event is not only developing &#8230; The post First El Niño Impacts Now...
Nautilus: The Supernova That Sparked the Original Scientific Revolution May 27
Centuries before we started debating the transformative effect of AI on science, a new light in the sky shone the way The post The Supernova That Sparked the Original Scientific Revolution...
Nautilus: Why Do More Women Than Men Develop Alzheimer’s? May 27
A study in mice suggests loss of estrogen between brain cells as a possible cause The post Why Do More Women Than Men Develop Alzheimer’s? appeared first on Nautilus.
Nautilus: Can Cells from a Sea Cucumber Live Forever? May 27
​​What scientists are learning about immortality from a humble marine creature The post Can Cells from a Sea Cucumber Live Forever? appeared first on Nautilus.
Nautilus: Can a New Drug Combo Prevent Death by Suicide? May 27
It may reduce suicidal intent for up to a month or more The post Can a New Drug Combo Prevent Death by Suicide? appeared first on Nautilus.
ŽIŽEK GOADS AND PRODS: SHOULD DEEDS REALLY MATCH THE WORDS? May 27
NOW FREE: Awakening will be painful
Secretorum: Cultural Evolution with Roger's Bacon May 27
a podcast appearance
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