President Donald Trump called on Senate Republicans to eliminate the chamber’s 60-vote filibuster threshold, pressing for the so-called “nuclear option” to push through a funding bill and end a government shutdown now in its 30th day. The president argued that … Read More
Justice is one of those words we use with confidence—until someone asks us to define it. Is it fairness? Desert? Equality? Obedience to law? Relief from suffering? The short answer is: justice names how we ought to arrange our lives … Read More
Around Socrates was a whole host of sophists, rhetoricians, exegetes, poets, and prophets, whose wisdom is put to the test by the master; Plato parodies them more or less cruelly: there is Hippias, who boasts of teaching and practicing all … Read More
Whether you need a quick snap of your entire screen, one app window, or a clean crop of a tiny area, macOS has built-in tools that make screenshots (and screen recordings) fast and flexible. Here’s everything you need. Quick Cheatsheet … Read More
Argentina voted on Sunday, October 26, 2025, in legislative midterms that served as a referendum on President Javier Milei’s shock-therapy economic program. With most ballots counted, La Libertad Avanza (LLA) topped the national deputies vote at ~41%, a clear first … Read More
Cosmic inflation is the idea that, a tiny fraction of a second after the Big Bang, the universe expanded at an almost ridiculously fast, accelerating rate. That brief burst neatly explains why space looks so smooth and nearly flat on … Read More
Kathryn Bigelow’s return to features is a clenched-jaw nail-biter about decision-making under impossible pressure. In under two taut hours, A House of Dynamite follows the U.S. government as it scrambles to identify the source of a single, unattributed nuclear missile … Read More
Your homepage is a decision screen, not a brochure. Visitors land with a job to be done (“Can you solve my problem?”), and they’ll give you seconds to prove it. Use the sections below as a blueprint you can adapt … Read More
Ukraine: Russia escalates strikes; U.S. hits oil majors Russia launched another mass drone-missile barrage, hammering power infrastructure ahead of winter and injuring civilians in Kyiv. In a sharp policy turn, Washington sanctioned Rosneft and Lukoil, jolting oil markets and pushing … Read More
Short answer: A common (365-day) year has 52 weeks and 1 day → ≈ 52.1429 weeks. A leap (366-day) year has 52 weeks and 2 days → ≈ 52.2857 weeks. That’s because 52 weeks = 364 days, leaving 1 extra … Read More
Love is both a feeling and a practice. It’s the rush that gets poems written and the quiet, daily work that keeps two people showing up. It is biological—wired into our bodies. It is cultural—taught by families, films, and faiths. … Read More
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