David Alan Hubbard, Sioux Falls The South Dakota State Historical Society documents the population of settlers to the Dakota territory as 60% foreign born or with foreign born parents, in 1900. The ...

Letters: Readers respond to an article by Jo Glanville about reading to her parents with dementia, and offer their own insights about supporting loved ones with the disease ...

I’ve seen the effects of this change up close, having taught English in college classrooms since 2007, and I’ve witnessed the ...

In the presence of Ibrahim Nasrallah, all you can do is listen, enjoying his storytelling and his opinions on various issues ...

Sound, attentive listening, allows us to be emotionally rooted in time, and that’s an ability that precedes writing. If we are not present in time, paying attention fully, it’s hard to write anything ...

Acclaimed Arunachal writer Mamang Dai on oral history, cultural erosion, and how Northeast literature resists erasure. Read ...

As "The Book at War" makes clear, books have always been a dictator's vulnerability. They preserve memory, and memory ...

Hovering among the song lyrics, sports scores and movie quotes that clutter up my brain, there are a few key texts that I ...

If true, the idea would blow past one of physics’ most sacred limits: that parallel versions of reality can never talk to ...

A Day for Gaza / On Palestine and the geography of vanishing. Alaa Alqaisi This piece is part of A Day for Gaza, an ...

The modular Windows RAT uses in-memory execution and live operator control to maintain persistence and exfiltrate sensitive ...

AI agents left alone are building religions, writing scripture and scheming against each other. What they do when no one is watching reveals what we've forgotten.