On Friday, in what should have been a routine diplomatic meeting in the Oval Office, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky was subjected to something that looked much closer to an ambush than a ...

Despite public fascination with ancestry, true crime, and historical podcasts surging, formal study of history is in free ...

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As I scroll through my Instagram ‘Explore’ page, I’m met with a barrage of pink turtleneck sweaters, a garment now inseparable from Belle Gibson’s notorious 60 Minutes interview. A split-screen reel ...

Pressed for time and under mounting pressure to diagnose, doctors risk missing what matters most. But as one GP has learned, ...

Dr. Paul Hardisty has spent years chronicling the Great Barrier Reef—not just its breathtaking beauty, but its battles for ...

What makes a writer? Is it exile, loss, or the relentless pull of history? In One Another, Gail Jones traces the lives of two ...

Epidemiology, the who, what, when and where of health and disease in a population, derives from the Greek epi upon, demos, people or district and logos, meaning study. The study of what is upon the ...

Amid debates over inclusion, dignity, and the rule of law, how do entrenched power structures shape our futures, and can ...