CounterPunch

In and Out of the Museum: Klaus Ottmann’s Astonishing Philosophical Art Criticism

Most genres of writing are governed by some principle of unity. The novel traditionally has a plot structure; historical ...
The Citizen

Field Market draws crowds to a relaxing day out in Parkmore

Shoppers, families, dog lovers, and art enthusiasts are flocking to the Field and Study Park for the June market.

This Is What Architects Actually Think Of Trump's 250-Foot Triumphal Arch

"The reason that Washington DC does not have a triumphal arch is because the United States has never had an emperor or king." ...
Morning Overview on MSN

A sneeze can rocket out of your nose at around 100 miles per hour

For decades, popular science writing has repeated a striking claim: a sneeze can blast out of the nose at roughly 100 miles ...

10 Horror Games that Disrespect Your Time

The Last of Us was a story of love and hope, despite horrifically trying times — while on the flipside, The Last of Us Part ...

Companies Spend Billions on Training the Wrong Leaders. Here’s What Actually Works

Ongoing, not episodic. One workshop a year doesn’t change behavior. Leaders who receive high-quality tools, feedback, and ...

SMOL: Why I am not returning to teaching

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A rare collection of Chinese cheongsams tells a story of personal style and cultural connection in 20th-century America

“Fashioning Chinese Women,” a new exhibition at LACMA, showcases over 70 garments, many of them from the private collection ...
The Press & Journal

Interview: Will Aberdeen Alzheimer’s drug be approved by the end of the year? We can only hope

TauRx says its oral Alzheimer’s treatment could be approaching a defining moment. For the Aberdeen firm, the stakes are huge — but in dementia research, hope is never simple.