​ The conference explored how Israel can use its experience in managing water resources and desert agriculture to serve as a model for integrating women into climate solutions. APRIL 1,…

After earning a medical degree in 1864, Rebecca Lee Crumpler died in obscurity and was buried without a headstone Ella Jeffries March 31, 2025 Rebecca Lee Crumpler's gravestone was only…

After a decade of ISIS terrorism on the Yazidis in Iraq, a global network of activists, survivors, and volunteers continue their efforts to locate those still missing. APRIL 1, 2025…

Humanity’s unsustainable production and consumption practices are driving the planet towards destruction. Households, small businesses and public service providers generate between 2.1 billion and 2.3 billion tons of municipal solid waste every year –…

March 27, 2025 I started drawing as a child before I learned to read and write, and this hobby of mine had a great influence on my personality. How did…

In recent developments in xenotransplantation, researchers in China have successfully transplanted a genetically modified pig liver into a brain-dead patient, as reported in a study published in Nature. This marks a…

A new study by Jonathan Jay and Patrece Joseph found that gun death rates among adolescents increased early in the pandemic and continued to grow, even as these rates declined…

A recent study from Northeastern University has revealed a notable correlation between heavy social media use and increased irritability among users. Researchers surveyed over 40,000 adults regarding their social media…

In the last quarter of the 19th century, most African American women worked as washerwoman or domestic servants. Many white families, poor and well-to-do alike, relied on washerwomen to wash…

Native American soldiers have made important contributions during all U.S. wars. But during the two world wars, Indigenous languages became the basis of a secret communications strategy that stumped enemy…