The Netherlands is fuelling Europe’s child sexual abuse “emergency” by hosting most of the illegal online content circulating on the continent, research has revealed.
An interview with Christopher Harding, historian and author, who explores Japan’s culture and history through books that ...
A man in a red knit cap yanked as hard as he could. “That’s just—my ankle—breaking!” Cam yelped. No one suggested slicing the ...
From thunder gods to serpent slayers, scholars are reconstructing myths that vanished millennia ago. How much further can we ...
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The United States Has Always Been a Trickster Land
Though Coyote is often seen as an entertaining rascal, he has a dark side. The world-defining transformations he provokes ...
As Zohran Mamdani was asleep on another continent, his top campaign aides wrangled over how he should sound in his statement about an off-duty police officer who had just been shot and killed in ...
Watch Part 2 of our interview with award-winning writer, journalist and Oscar-nominated filmmaker Julian Brave NoiseCat as he ...
Time can be a controversial business. Who came up with time zones – and why is the International Date Line a bit squiggly?
It was a fantastic place to grow up. We were safe,” says Chris Plys, moments before telling me he dove off cliffs for fun ...
To save the rare flower from disappearing, a group of volunteers simulated rolling wildfires on a tiny island near Chicago.
The time has come for the Sri Lankan intelligentsia to admit, grudgingly as it may be, that Buddhism has come to a crisis ...
To mark Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we sit down with the award-winning Indigenous writer, journalist and filmmaker Julian Brave ...
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