From cataloguing the year’s biggest breakthroughs in emerging technology to exploring the far future, 2024 kept us busy. Another year is coming to a close, so let’s look back at the MIT ...

A former senior Boeing employee on why he still won’t fly on a MAX plane.

To celebrate the season, we gathered five of our favorite holiday-themed Tiny Love Stories. Twenty-nine years ago, my mother upstaged Jesus by dying right before Christmas. I was a single mother ...

There were many, many good options to choose from, but here are our choices for THR’s stand-out stories from the past year. By Maer Roshan Over the past year, The Hollywood Reporter has ...

Bob Kramarik, president of the Arctic League Board of Directors, thanked the community for its generous support year after year. Arctic League introduces, thanks 2024 Bell Ringer Clara Jones ...

With 2024 winding down, we're taking a look back at the countless articles we published during yet another busy year in the automotive world. These are the stories that you, dear reader, clicked ...

It all started with the retelling of a 50-year-old kidnapping, but for readers, it was about them, too. By Taffy Brodesser-Akner Taffy Brodesser-Akner is a staff writer for The Times Magazine and ...

Millions of you have turned to Popular Science each month in 2024 to see the latest scientific breakthroughs and technological debacles and everything in between. Using a secret formula of ...

Free Expression: As Donald Trump’s domestic critics get in line, so the world has saluted his restoration, if reluctantly. Photo: Brandon Bell/Pool via Reuters I’m fine, thank you, but Israel ...

The psychedelic drug psilocybin briefly erases people’s neural fingerprints, the baseline brain activity unique to an individual. Some of the biggest changes occur in an area called the default ...

From a total solar eclipse that captivated our continent to record temperatures that scorched the planet, these were the biggest moments of the year Stories in a wide variety of scientific ...

As nearly half of the world’s population headed to the polls this year, politics grabbed many of the headlines. But scientists and the natural world also managed to attract the public’s ...