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Nowruz in the Diaspora: Mourning, Memory and Resistance

Nowruz — the Iranian New Year — is one of the biggest holidays of the year for Iranians, and is usually celebrated with large parties and get-togethers. It's an ancient holiday, with pre-Islamic

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El Helicoide: Mall, Prison, or Memorial?

CARACAS, Venezuela – Jesus Armas spent 14 months inside El Helicoide, a notorious prison built on top of a massive rock in the center

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This Week’s Quiz Is Pretty Gross

What could be more charming than cannibal invertebrates and weather that rains food? Honestly, a lot of things — but this week’s quiz leans heavily into the stomach-turning side of the news. From left: Lionel Messi, Michael B. Jordan, Kari Lake (photo credits vary).

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7 Natural Ways to Boost Energy Without Caffeine

About ten years ago Dr. Amy Shah found herself nearly constantly exhausted. As a busy working mother she refused to accept being perpetually run down and investigated how to regain steady energy.

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X: From Descartes to Punk Rock

What is X? X is a letter, a sound, a word, a symbol. X is the unknown. It can be sleek and edgy; it can be religious. For just a simple shape of two crossed lines, X is a lot of things. "I