Columbus' own writings reveal how tightly religion and conquest were intertwined from the start

Few historical figures are as divisive as Christopher Columbus. For some, in both Spain and the United States, he remains a ...
The Joplin Globe

Charm Security Appoints Dr. Elizabeth Huppert as Behavioral Science Director

Former JPMorgan Chase Vice President and Behavioral Scientist joins Charm to advance behavioral science in agentic AI for ...
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Could the future “afterlife” be digital rather than spiritual? Science fiction is starting to look plausible

For most of human history, the idea of continuing after death belonged mainly to religion, philosophy and personal belief. Technology is now creating a very different possibility: a version of you ...
The Philadelphia CitizenOpinion

Anti-Vax is Not Pro-Religion

CHOP’s esteemed immunologist steps into the debate over vaccines and religious freedom, and asks: What would Jesus do?

His teacher said becoming a scientist was “ridiculous”: How John Gurdon went from ranking 250th out of 250 students in his class to a Nobel Prize winner

John Gurdon was ranked 250th out of 250 in biology at school. His teacher doubted his future in science, but he later won the 2012 Nobel Prize.
The Greek Herald

Archbishop Makarios of Australia leads bioethics conference on declining birth rates

Church leaders, academics and medical experts have gathered to examine declining birth rates through the perspectives of ...

The Inca Dressed Llamas in Tassels and Face Paint—Then Likely Buried Them Alive

The great Inca Empire is survived by its legacy in economics, science, art, religion, and—an add-on to the last ...