Shi Hailin's 109 Yard Slackline Feat Over Jinsha River
The Jinsha River roared 60 miles from the golden Buddha city of Lijiang, China, as Shi Hailin stepped onto a nylon stra…
Cornell Sexual Assault Case Reopened by DA
A text message sent by fraternity members has reopened a sexual assault case at Cornell University, challenging the ini…
Arthur Brooks on Human Altruism and Polarization
Arthur Brooks, the Harvard professor and former president of the American Enterprise Institute, says humans are born to…
Cornell University Rape Case Reopened by Prosecutors
Prosecutors have reopened the 2024 rape case at Cornell University, stirring up the community once more. The shockwave…
Violinist's Homeless Shelter Concert Series
A violinist swapped her apron for her bow, performing for a shelter audience instead of an empty kitchen when she had n…
Pastor Michael Rudzena on Tech Rituals
From Sermons to Smartphones Pastor Michael Rudzena thinks we treat smartphones like sacred texts, drawing parallels bet…
Drew Brees on Saints' Impact After Katrina
In 2006, Drew Brees chose New Orleans as his team home during the devastation of Hurricane Katrina. The Saints weren't…
Diana Flores on 2028 Olympics and Flag Football
Mexico's Diana Flores is leading the charge to make flag football an Olympic sport. She's already inspiring women and g…
Delhi's Winter Pollution Plan: Key Measures
The iconic India Gate stands obscured by smog, as the Delhi government ramps up its fight against winter pollution. Thi…
Boeing 737 MAX Safety Concerns and Recent Issues
Air India Express and Akasa Air have paused Boeing 737 MAX flights after a software malfunction, the latest in a series…
India's Terror Response Evolution After Uri Attack
In 2027, India escalated its retaliatory strikes again, this time targeting nine terrorist sites in the aftermath of a…
Taiwan's Rebuttal to China's World War II Narrative
Taiwan is challenging Xi Jinping's World War II narrative, highlighting its own role in the war and asserting its uniqu…