The use of the land near Bridgwater, Somerset, to construct the future has an almost poetic quality. This area of…
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2032 is a date that Washington keeps in the back of his mind. It’s not that it’s far away; rather,…
When you hold a newborn kitten in your palm, you experience a certain kind of helplessness. It is nearly weightless.…
Opening your refrigerator, grabbing a quick weeknight supper, and then questioning whether it should have ended up on your shelf…
A limited-edition candy drop creates a certain kind of excitement. Something more subdued than the frenzy of sneaker releases or…
In science, there are times when someone poses a question that is so straightforward that it seems almost absurd, but…
The self-checkout kiosks are open and ready to go. A human cashier’s line is five people long and moves slowly.…
There’s something subtly amazing about how major scientific breakthroughs typically occur. Second looks, not dramatic eureka moments. Something seems a…
Procedural exchanges, practiced non-answers, and the customary dance between senators and nominees are some of the moments in confirmation hearings…
Over decades, a certain type of silent annoyance develops. In 1997, James Kanfoush painted a large, colorful mural for Primanti…