Rapid developments in AI tools like coding agents are fueling a fast-paced, often confusing tech landscape, leaving many feeling overwhelmed and uncertain.
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The Origins of Alcohol as a Muse
Exploring how alcohol has been intertwined with the creative process, from ancient times to modern sobriety movements, and what this reveals about artists and drinking.
A year of Trump is backfiring on the religious right
A year of conservative Christian activism under Trump faces growing public rejection, despite religious leaders’ efforts to reshape American values.
The Tarot Card Deck Created by Salvador Dalí
The legendary surrealist artist Salvador Dalí created a Tarot deck in the 1970s, first published in 1984, now reissued in 2026, blending art and mysticism.
Thursday news quiz: station to station, and doing the locomotive after Ted Lasso
Great British Railways announces the opening of its first new station, marking a significant development in UK rail infrastructure. Details remain emerging.
Chess puzzle I found in my dad’s old book
A rare chess problem from over a century ago, involving black queens and bishop, has been found in a father’s old book, challenging modern understanding of chess puzzles.
Princeton mandates proctoring in-person exams, upending 133 years of precedent
Princeton University mandates proctoring for all in-person exams starting July 1, ending a long-standing tradition and citing concerns over AI and academic integrity.
The Final Hours
Afghan family facing deportation after Spanish approval for asylum, navigating bureaucratic and political obstacles in Pakistan amid ongoing conflicts.
Liberals can’t eliminate Trump-style politics — but they might be able to beat it
Center-left leaders acknowledge they can’t eradicate Trump-like populism but aim to defeat it through traditional political strategies amid rising far-right influence worldwide.
‘We’re not out to get anyone – we just want to slow you down’: why do lollipop people face so much road rage?
Suffolk introduces body-worn cameras for crossing guards amid increasing road rage incidents and aggressive driver behavior.
