CultureSir Patrick Stewart, Iconic Star Trek and X‑Men Actor, Dies at 86
29 Oct 2026
Trending now
Sir Patrick Stewart, Iconic Star Trek and X‑Men Actor, Dies at 86The Quiet Revolution of Luxury: How a Single Investment Can Transform Daily LifeBinge‑watching Before the Streaming AgeSuper Typhoon Champi, Fueled by El Niño, Threatens East Asia with 185‑mph WindsETH Zurich Breaks Acrylic Glass into Pure Monomers with Low‑Energy ProcessLaughter‑Laced Sounds Boost Orangutan Food ChoicesSir Patrick Stewart, Iconic Star Trek and X‑Men Actor, Dies at 86The Quiet Revolution of Luxury: How a Single Investment Can Transform Daily LifeBinge‑watching Before the Streaming AgeSuper Typhoon Champi, Fueled by El Niño, Threatens East Asia with 185‑mph WindsETH Zurich Breaks Acrylic Glass into Pure Monomers with Low‑Energy ProcessLaughter‑Laced Sounds Boost Orangutan Food Choices
Culture
Technology · 22 Oct 2026
ETH Zurich Breaks Acrylic Glass into Pure Monomers with Low‑Energy Process
A new, inexpensive method recovers up to 98 % of Plexiglas as clean building blocks, promising a cheaper, greener route to plastic recycling.
Science · 22 Oct 2026
Laughter‑Laced Sounds Boost Orangutan Food Choices
A study finds that the sound of peers laughing increases the value orangutans place on hidden treats, hinting that emotions shape learning across species.
Culture · 22 Oct 2026
From Yard to Anchorage: 86‑Year‑Old Texan’s Dream Boat Nears Completion
After decades of solitary welding, a community‑sourced fundraising effort is poised to lift a 62‑foot steel vessel from a Mineral Wells yard to the Alaskan sea.
Culture · 21 Oct 2026
Texas Barber Returns $128,000 Stashed on ATM, Prompting Police Praise
A lone passer‑by in Lewisville found a bag of cash and checks atop a Bank of America ATM, and chose to hand it over to authorities rather than pocket the money.
Latest
Culture · 29 Oct 2026
Sir Patrick Stewart, Iconic Star Trek and X‑Men Actor, Dies at 86
The celebrated actor’s passing follows a battle with Alzheimer’s disease and Lewy body dementia, leaving a legacy that spanned stage, film, television and literature.
Culture · 29 Oct 2026
The Quiet Revolution of Luxury: How a Single Investment Can Transform Daily Life
From mattresses to laser‑treatments, the most expensive purchases that quietly reshape our wellbeing and routines.
Culture · 26 Oct 2026
Binge‑watching Before the Streaming Age
A nostalgic tour of the television classics that still feel fresh when you devour them all at once
World · 22 Oct 2026
Super Typhoon Champi, Fueled by El Niño, Threatens East Asia with 185‑mph Winds
The Category 5‑equivalent storm has triggered widespread flight cancellations and coastal warnings as it heads for Taiwan, China and the Philippines.
Technology · 22 Oct 2026
ETH Zurich Breaks Acrylic Glass into Pure Monomers with Low‑Energy Process
A new, inexpensive method recovers up to 98 % of Plexiglas as clean building blocks, promising a cheaper, greener route to plastic recycling.
Science · 22 Oct 2026
Laughter‑Laced Sounds Boost Orangutan Food Choices
A study finds that the sound of peers laughing increases the value orangutans place on hidden treats, hinting that emotions shape learning across species.
Culture · 22 Oct 2026
From Yard to Anchorage: 86‑Year‑Old Texan’s Dream Boat Nears Completion
After decades of solitary welding, a community‑sourced fundraising effort is poised to lift a 62‑foot steel vessel from a Mineral Wells yard to the Alaskan sea.
Culture · 21 Oct 2026
Texas Barber Returns $128,000 Stashed on ATM, Prompting Police Praise
A lone passer‑by in Lewisville found a bag of cash and checks atop a Bank of America ATM, and chose to hand it over to authorities rather than pocket the money.