Interview

Jagmeet Singh Called Out the CBC For ‘Racist’ Questions

10.16.17

By Manisha Krishnan
Grand Slam Golfer Fulfills Lifelong Promise to ‘Help People That Struggle’

10.16.17

By Chris Schembra
Here’s Why Hope Solo is Fighting the United States Soccer Federation

10.16.17

By Kastalia Medrano
Pulse

Over 300 killed in deadliest terror attack in Somalia’s history

10.16.17

By Kathleen Caulderwood
Tech

The Worst Thing About Facebook Is That It Doesn’t Let Us Forget

10.13.17

By Louise Matsakis
Tech

What it Means to Be an ‘Experimental Computer Poet’

10.12.17

By Mariana Fernandez
Pulse

2,300 suspected Boko Haram members get unprecedented mass trial

10.12.17

By Milena Mikael-Debass
Pulse

Dubai police add hoverbikes to go with their robocops and flying taxis

10.11.17

By Gabriel Connelly
Identity

Meet the First Woman to Fund Her Own Trip to Space

10.11.17

By Linda Yang
Pulse

What Trump’s “big, beautiful” border wall might actually look like

10.11.17

By Emma Fidel
Entertainment

One of the Last Soldiers From HBO’s ‘Band of Brothers’ Has Died

10.10.17

By Noel Ransome
Pulse

Spain’s unity is uncertain as Catalonia delays independence push

10.10.17

By Emma Fidel

The Latest

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Gaming

Small Team Is Still Working on Avowed 2, Even Though It’s Cancelled

A small team at Obsidian Entertainment is reportedly still developing Avowed 2, despite Xbox officially cancelling the RPG sequel.

17 minutes ago

By Denny Connolly
Health

What to Know About Mental Fasting, the Trend That Helps You Log Off and Reset

Mental fasting means intentionally reducing noise, notifications, and content so your brain has space to rest, process, and reset.

50 minutes ago

By Sammi Caramela
Science

Scientists Think They Finally Know Why Some Whales Float Upside Down

Researchers say southern right whale mothers may float belly-up to rest, conserve energy, and briefly keep hungry calves from nursing.

2 hours ago

By Luis Prada
Science

Scientists Found the World’s Fastest Spider, and It Can Outrun the Average Human Jogger

Researchers tested 258 spider species and found that Australia’s jungle huntsman spider can hit more than 8 miles per hour.

3 hours ago

By Luis Prada
Health

Why You Feel Guilty for Resting, According to Psychology

Experts say rest can feel wrong when your self-worth is tied to productivity, but recovery is not something you need to earn.

4 hours ago

By Sammi Caramela