If people stopped having babies, how long would it be before humans were all gone?
When the population plunges, it can get pretty lonely. Sean Gallup/Getty Images…
Your brain learns from rejection − here’s how it becomes your compass for connection
Being excluded isn't easy, but it does teach you about other people.…
Early visions of Mars: Meet the 19th-century astronomer who used science fiction to imagine the red planet
Camille Flammarion's work imagined what might exist beyond Earth in the universe.…
Golden Dome dangers: An arms control expert explains how Trump’s missile defense threatens to make the US less safe
President Donald Trump has grandiose plans for Golden Dome. AP Photo/Alex BrandonPresident…
House Republicans Accuse D.C. Police of Manipulating Crime Statistics
House Republicans claim D.C. police are manipulating crime data to downplay rising violence, prompting calls for federal oversight and renewed…
Bitter Cold Blast Set to Hit Philadelphia Region Sunday Night
Dangerously cold temperatures are expected in the Philadelphia region Sunday night, with wind chills plunging well below freezing. Residents are…
Our People Hire Our People”: How Racial Politics Shaped City Hall Hiring Long Before the DOJ Probe into Mayor Brandon Johnson
Long before the DOJ probe into Mayor Brandon Johnson, racial politics shaped City Hall hiring practices. The phrase 'Our people…
Recent Report Reveals Key Position Commanders Will Heavily Target This Offseason — Spelling Bad News for One Veteran
A recent report indicates the Commanders will aggressively pursue upgrades at a key position this offseason, signaling a likely shift…
The Magical Space Where Every Child’s Right to Fun Comes Alive
In "The Magical Space Where Fun Is Every Child’s Birthright," The New York Times highlights the essential role of play…
Is Chicago’s Development Too Lopsided? Can the City Find Balance?
Chicago's development remains uneven, with thriving downtown projects contrasting sharply with stalled growth in surrounding neighborhoods. Experts question whether the…
Washington schools keep $1.4B after AGs reach deal with U.S. Education Department
Washington schools will retain $1.4 billion in federal funds after state attorneys general reached a settlement with the U.S. Education…
