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The tax bill, that seems to be on its way to passing, will affect people differently, based on income and household. The Washington Post shows concrete examples of the changes to an individual̵ ...

Artist Christoph Niemann chimed in for the New York Times about his complicated feelings towards AI tools. "Is A.I. good or bad for the creative process?" The answers vary by purpose an ...

For NYT's the Upshot, Emily Badger, Aatish Bhatia, and Ethan Singer accounted for 900+ canceled federal grants and describe how the cancelations break the feedback loop of government-funded r ...

Ideally, your romantic partner for life has similar interests, hopes, dreams, and browsing behavior. At least that's the premise of browser.dating, an actual service that you can sign up for.

This is the good stuff for June: tools to use, datasets to analyze, and resources to learn from.

There was a time when you tuned in to the Weather Channel on something called television and all you saw was a cycle of forecasts. A saxophone tune played in the background and you waited for your ...

The Vera C. Rubin Observatory, jointly funded by the National Science Foundation and the Department of Energy's Office of Science, released its first large scale image of the Southern Hemisph ...

To show how deep bunker-buster bombs penetrate the ground, the New York Times used the long graphic method that requires a scroll to the end. The GBU-57, a.k.a. the Massive Ordnance Penetrator, goe ...

Allen Frances, a psychiatrist who chaired the group to update the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders in the 1980s, explains how a change in definition led to a sudden rise in aut ...

Jonathan Tirone, reporting for Bloomberg: Notably absent from the latest International Atomic Energy Agency's damage report are three research reactors operating at the Isfahan Nuclear Technology a ...