The impact can linger not just for years but decades. On Jan. 22, 1953, his first day as secretary of state, John Foster Dulles addressed a group of diplomats at his department’s still-new headquarters in Washington’s Foggy Bottom neighborhood. For years, the State Department had come under fire …
As an investor, Elon Musk embraced the idea that business turnarounds require fast, drastic, and disruptive measures. Now he’s applying the same …
Justin Singer makes edible cannabis products in Colorado under the names Ripple and Ript, and over the years, he has become increasingly concerned about the state's lack of enforcement of the industry and what that means for the safety of the marijuana supply. Trump plans to revoke many Biden …
On Jan. 23, the Air Force scrubbed training content about the Tuskegee Airmen, the first Black airmen in the U.S. military, following a DEI ban ordered by President Trump. The move sparked major backlash from legislators and military personnel before teaching resumed on the topic. Alongside the Tuskegee Airmen, find out more about the nation's black war heroes, their sacrifices, films to watch and books to check out.
But the auricular muscles might not be so useless after all. Our distant ancestors had several body parts that have become fairly useless over the course of evolution–our wisdom teeth, the tails that are present during the sixth week of gestation, and the auricular muscles in our ears. The auricular …
This year’s Best Rap Album winner, now the third woman to ever win the category, is breaking barriers beyond the genre. It’s not very often we give the Grammy Awards credit for getting it right when it comes to rap. Since formally recognizing the genre, the Recording Academy has contributed to a few …
The obsessive actor-director is finally fulfilling his creative ambitions with 'Severance,' but perfectionism can have its price. When Ben Stiller was …