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RELIGION

Lessons in Empathy From an Unlikely Rabbi: Angela Buchdahl

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SCIENCE

Climate Fiction prize winner Helen Phillips: ‘The book is in the future, but everything is seeded from our present’

Hum is set in an over-heated near-future metropolis Ingram Publishing / Alamy Hum by Helen Phillips, the story of a mother’s struggle to protect and

SHOWS

Euphoria: Rue Dies In Season 3 Finale, Episode 8

Courtesy of HBO The awful possibility I feared last week (and, honestly, since Season 1) has come

TECH

Erin Brockovich takes aim at data center secrecy

Environmental activist Erin Brockovich has a new mission: Bringing more transparency to data center construction and the impact those data centers have on nearby communities.

ARTS & THEATRE

Golden Thread at Thirty: Looking Beyond 2026

By Marina Johnson, Nabra Nelson. In the season finale, Marina and Nabra preview Golden Thread’s 2026 season, from Palestinian performance and stand-up comedy to new

CRYPTO

Bitcoin Whales and Dolphins Signal Bear Market

An increasing number of Bitcoin holders are seeing their investments turn red as the holding structure continues to deteriorate across major cohorts, according to CryptoQuant. 

CULTURE

The new biopic revealing the secrets of enigmatic supermodel Kate Moss

“I pondered what two cultural titans may have talked about,” he explains of what drew him to the premise,”and what they found so intriguing and

ECONOMY

How Much Has Shale Gas Saved U.S. Consumers?

It may seem like a distant memory now, but as of the mid-2000s, U.S. natural gas production had been flat for a decade, and the

EDUCATION

Our Deal of the Day

The upcoming summer break presents the perfect opportunity for teachers to breathe, recenter, and catch up on any outstanding health priorities they couldn’t make time

ENTERTAINMENT

Deborah’s Ending Is a Death Dream

Over the course of its run, Hacks increasingly played like an elegy: a lament for an ecosystem of fame, comedy, and celebrity that is either