If You Like This #BookTok Romance, Read This One Next
BOOK RIOTby Silvana Reyes Lopez20d ago
Many people might differ with this take, but #BookTok has done a good job of getting books into readers’ hands.
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top 35%Partial lunar eclipse live: Latest news, viewing tips and live updates from Aug. 27-28 eclipse
Latest from Space.comby Daisy Dobrijevic20d ago
The countdown is on for the deep partial lunar eclipse of Aug. 27-28. Over the next week, we'll be bringing you the latest eclipse news, viewing tips as well as live updates throughout eclipse...
Bitcoin Eyes $72,000 As Crypto Short Liquidations Pass The $3 Billion Mark
Cointelegraph.com Newsby Cointelegraph by William Suberg20d ago
Crypto short liquidations pass $3B mark as Bitcoin price nears $72K Bitcoin approached $72,000 in a second day of upside as crypto short liquidations passed $3.1 billion.
America in 2026: A Society in Imperial Decline
Frontlineby Aditya Sinha20d ago
I last visited America in 2022, during my father’s final Spring, and stayed for two and a half months, squeezing in a visit to Peoria, Illinois, and Boulder, Colorado, for my youngsters.
Just You Wait: 5 Intriguing Science Fiction and Fantasy Books Coming in 2027
BOOK RIOTby Liberty Hardy20d ago
Readers, I have always found that a really great way to have hope about the future is to look at upcoming books.
Book Recs Based on This Year's Hit Kid Films
BOOK RIOTby Ashlie Swicker20d ago
A lot has changed in the world, but kids still love going to the movies. I live in a city with a wide socioeconomic range, and a lot of family activities are cost-prohibitive.
You’re sure that society is spiralling and we’re all doomed. Now what? | Psyche Videos
Psycheby Psyche Video20d ago
From the climate crisis, to the breakneck pace of technological change, to the threat of further pandemics, there’s no shortage of reasons you could find to throw up your hands and proclaim ‘the...
Destructive and delicious: how an invasive deer in Hawaii is being turned into dinner
Wildlife | The Guardianby Kiki Aranita20d ago
In 1868, the government of Hong Kong gave eight axis deer to Hawaii’s King Kamehameha V. They were a beautiful gift, these creatures that hail from south Asia, with their honey-colored pelts marked...
Using the Pixel 11 Pro for a week confirmed my biggest fear about Pixel's future
Android Authorityby Joe Maring20d ago
Using the Pixel 11 Pro for a week confirmed my biggest fear about Pixel's future Aug 20, 2026 — 6:00 AM ET It was a little over a week ago that I got to spend a couple of hours with all the new...
A Progressive Win for Artists in Florida
Hyperallergicby Hyperallergic20d ago
Angie Nixon's primary victory in Florida is a step forward for affordability, labor rights, and working families. It may also be a win for the arts.
Draper Selects Proteus Space for Advanced On-Orbit Mission
SpaceNewsby Proteus Space20d ago
LOS ANGELES, CA, September 8th, 2026. Proteus Space, a dual-use aerospace company delivering rapid, end-to-end access to space, today announced it has been selected by The Charles Stark Draper...
LatConnect 60 selects Transcelestial's Space Optical Network for SWIRSAT imaging constellation
SpaceNewsby LatConnect 6020d ago
SAN FRANCISCO / PERTH, 20 AUGUST 2026: LatConnect 60 (LC60) has signed a commercial contract with Transcelestial for an optical communications terminal on its SWIRSAT-1 mission, plus access to...
How to rediscover your purpose later in life | Psyche Guides
Psycheby Denise Taylor20d ago
is a chartered psychologist and author of 10 books, including ThriveSpan: Walking Gently Into What Matters Now (2026).
A “12 Inch Pianist” Walks Into a Bar
The New Yorkerby The New Yorker20d ago
When The New Yorker published a Shouts & Murmurs titled “Guy Walks Into a Bar,” by Simon Rich, back in 2013, Conan O’Brien tweeted a link to the piece, anointing it “the funniest thing I’ve read in...
“Every Weekday at 4:45 P.M.,” by Libby Flores
The New Yorkerby Libby Flores20d ago
Every weekday at 4:45 P.M. the man comes in—he never brings a list. She is usually behind the counter at the deli slicing turkey, her brown hair held back in a net underneath a maroon visor, the...
What Your Swimwear Says About You
The New Yorkerby Madeline Goetz, Viktoria Shulevich20d ago
Two-Piece You’re fine with sunburning your midriff. One-Piece with Flirty Cutouts You’re fine with sunburning a few awkward little squares on your lower back.
After Six Months of War, Trump Is Still Losing to Iran
The New Yorkerby Ishaan Tharoor20d ago
Spare a thought for the sailors of the U.S.S. Abraham Lincoln. As the United States’ campaign against Iran drags on, their deployment aboard the aircraft carrier has already lasted months longer...
Can Head Start Be Deregulated Out of Existence?
The New Yorkerby Jessica Winter20d ago
For much of last year, Head Start, the federal program that provides child-care and preschool services for low-income families, appeared to have a doubtful future.
The Show That’s Charting a Post-Trump Future
The New Yorkerby Jon Allsop20d ago
Ten years ago, the New York Times launched a podcast that would cover the final stretch of the 2016 Presidential election.
The next big thing in hydrogen could be underground
MIT Technology Reviewby Casey Crownhart20d ago
There’s a hunt for new sources of hydrogen, and the gas (or at least the right conditions to make it) could be hiding beneath our feet.