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Amsterdam was the first city in the world to hire a ‘Night Mayor’—now the practice is catching on as cities look for help governing after dark
Lifestyle
Amsterdam was the first city in the world to hire a ‘Night Mayor’—now the practice is catching on as cities look for help governing after dark
By Jess Reia and The ConversationMay 30, 2023
Vinicius
Lifestyle
The horrific racial abuse that Real Madrid’s Vinicius Junior keeps suffering suggests Spain’s soccer problem is bigger than bad fans
By John M. Sloop and The ConversationMay 26, 2023
Drought
Environment
Every major agriculture region around the world is facing a future of more ‘flash droughts,’ study says
By Jeff Basara, Jordan Christian and The ConversationMay 26, 2023
A little-understood sleep disorder affects millions and has clear links to dementia. These are the signs
Life
A little-understood sleep disorder affects millions and has clear links to dementia. These are the signs
By Anelyssa D'Abreu and The ConversationMay 26, 2023
Jet skis
Success
Americans in search of a better life are moving from blue states to red states—but it could backfire big time
By Robert Samuels and The ConversationMay 25, 2023
Vatican
Lifestyle
The Vatican just revolutionized the way it investigates apparitions and other mystical phenomena around Virgin Mary sightings
By Deirdre de la Cruz and The ConversationMay 24, 2023
Rising sea levels
Environment
The Supreme Court just gave a massive boost to the dozens of cities suing Big Oil over rising sea levels, 2 law professors say
By Patrick Parenteau, John Dernbach and The ConversationMay 23, 2023
Woman staring into space
Mind
Some people just can’t visualize things in their mind. We’re learning more all the time about the condition called ‘aphantasia.’
By Emiko Muraki and The ConversationMay 23, 2023
Falls are the leading cause of injury in older adults. 5 balance exercises can help stave off some of the risk
Health
Falls are the leading cause of injury in older adults. 5 balance exercises can help stave off some of the risk
By Evan Papa and The ConversationMay 23, 2023
Scientists can now measure the intensity of chronic pain using brain signals
Mind
Scientists can now measure the intensity of chronic pain using brain signals
By Prasad Shirvalkar and The ConversationMay 22, 2023
Star Garden
Success
Unionized bodies in topless bar: How sex workers became the new frontier of the labor movement
By John Logan and The ConversationMay 20, 2023
Drone conflict is like the Wild West with each country playing by its own rules—and the tech is only getting more sophisticated
Politics
Drone conflict is like the Wild West with each country playing by its own rules—and the tech is only getting more sophisticated
By The Conversation and Tara SonenshineMay 19, 2023
Folk singing legend Woody Guthrie witnessed national debt debates in the 1940s and compared politicians to ‘hens a cacklin’
Finance
Folk singing legend Woody Guthrie witnessed national debt debates in the 1940s and compared politicians to ‘hens a cacklin’
By Mark Allan Jackson and The ConversationMay 18, 2023
R2D2 on NYSE
Finance
Will ChatGPT-powered Wall Street end in disaster?
By Pawan Jain and The ConversationMay 18, 2023
Teenage brains are wired to love risky social media challenges. Parents can take 5 steps to protect them
Family
Teenage brains are wired to love risky social media challenges. Parents can take 5 steps to protect them
By Elisa M. Trucco, Julie Cristello and The ConversationMay 18, 2023
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