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Rafael Nadal’s Retirement Leaves a Gap in Tennis

A quote from the Rudyard Kipling poem “If” is inscribed on the wall of the players’ entrance to Wimbledon’s Centre Court. It reads, “If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster and treat those two imposters both the same.” Players can see Kipling’s words before they step onto the London grass.  For American tennis legend […]

Feeling Tired Despite Enough Sleep? Here’s What to Do

Have you ever slept a full eight hours but awakened feeling as tired as if you had pulled an all-nighter? If so, you may have experienced what’s known as unrefreshing sleep. Unrefreshing sleep, also known as non-restorative sleep, is exactly what it sounds like: sleep that doesn’t recharge the body and brain enough to help […]

Nebraska Senate Race: An Unexpected Contest

This article is part of The D.C. Brief, TIME’s politics newsletter. Sign up to get stories like this sent to your inbox. The last time Nebraskans voted for a Senator who wasn’t a Republican, George W. Bush was an President leading a deeply GOP. That’s why it’s surprising that Republicans are now working hard to […]

Rafael Nadal to Retire From Tennis After Davis Cup Finals

MADRID — Rafael Nadal announced Thursday he will retire from tennis at age 38 following next month’s Davis Cup finals. Nadal won 22 Grand Slam singles titles during an unprecedented era he shared with his rivals in the so-called Big Three, Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic. “Really, everything I have experienced has been a dream […]

Toothbrushes and Showerheads Harbor Diverse Populations of Viruses

Forget about public restrooms: Your own bathroom is a haven for viruses. Northwestern University researchers investigated two everyday items—toothbrushes and showerheads—to determine what was living within them. Their findings were “quite surprising,” says Erica Hartmann, an associate professor of civil and environmental engineering at Northwestern who led the study focused on identifying virus species in […]

The Impact of a Second Trump Term on Transgender Youth

For transgender youth and their families, the upcoming presidential election in November will be one of the most significant in history.  A second term for Donald Trump would pose a severe threat to vulnerable young transgender people, many of whom are already facing challenges from their state and local governments. As outlined in his campaign […]

How Donald Trump Mobilizes His Supporters

Some may believe that Donald Trump’s recent attacks on , , , the across parties, devoted , and even indicate a desperate candidate. This would be incorrect, as this strategy of spreading conspiracy theories is a long-standing tactic. His goal has always been to appear invincible, never acknowledging mistakes and demonizing perceived threats. There is […]

Hurricane Helene’s Impact on North Carolina’s 2024 Election

Hurricane Helene’s aftermath could disrupt voting in the 2024 election for North Carolina residents, leaving election officials scrambling to address the impact in a crucial swing state. Experts are concerned that the storm could reduce voter turnout, disrupt ballot delivery, or hinder accurate polling in a state with close margins. “It’s going to be more […]

The Benefits of Spending Time Alone

There’s a lot of fear around spending time alone. Alone time can make people itchy with boredom. It can carry a stigma (especially if you’re single). Worse, recent articles and studies warn us about the dangers of loneliness—one 2017 study by Julianne Holt-Lunstad at BYU’s Social Connection & Health Lab claims claims loneliness is as […]

How AI Can Help Us Become Our Best Selves

The Age of AI has also ushered in the Age of Debates About AI. And Yuval Noah Harari, author of Sapiens and Homo Deus, and one of our foremost big-picture thinkers about the grand sweep of humanity, history and the future, is now out with Harari generally falls into the AI alarmist category, but his […]

Nobel Prize Winners Announced for 2024

The announcements for the 2024 Nobel Prizes began on Oct. 7, recognizing groundbreaking contributions to humanity. The first prize, awarded in the field of physiology or medicine, went to two American scientists for their discovery of microRNAs. The Nobel Prize recipients in physics, chemistry, literature, peace, and economic sciences will be announced over the next […]

Tampa’s Vulnerability to Hurricane Milton

Tampa Mayor Jane Castor is urging residents to heed evacuation orders in the face of the impending threat of Hurricane Milton, which the National Weather Service (NWS) warns could be the most severe hurricane to hit the Tampa area in over a century. The city’s low-lying terrain makes it particularly susceptible to hurricane damage. “Everyone […]

A Palestinian Photographer Documents a Year of Life and Death in Gaza

Palestinian photographer Saher Alghorra began documenting the death and destruction in his native Gaza shortly after Israel’s retaliation for the Oct. 7 massacre began. The impact was already devastating. Alghorra’s earliest images captured plumes of smoke where towering apartment blocks once stood, scenes of grieving parents mourning their children, and entire communities searching through the […]