Voyager treks into history

Launched in 1977, the twin Voyager probes made history by unlocking the secrets of our solar system. And they're still going.

Nov 30 • 

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What's all the fighting about?

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Nov 20 • 

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On turning 70

Celebrating seven decades on this very, very weird planet

Nov 5 • 

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October 2025

English is weird

Fractious spelling, baffling grammar rules and other lingual oddities make our native tongue the most difficult to learn.

Oct 23 • 

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The vindication of Bari Weiss

After walking away from the New York Times, she built a media empire with The Free Press in three years. Now she has the top job at CBS News.

Oct 12 • 

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September 2025

Lethal Weapon

Smartphones and screentime have created a mental health crisis -- especially for kids -- and there is no cure is in sight.

Sep 28 • 

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So where do we go now?

The assassination of Charlie Kirk was a "where were you" moment. What we do in the aftermath?

Sep 19 • 

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Through the Looking Glass

It's been a year since I had a stroke. I've recovered ... mostly. But it has robbed me of two things I love to do.

Sep 3 • 

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August 2025

Albert Einstein returns to Princeton

It's 2025. Einstein applies for a post with the school he made famous in the 30s and 40s. He's shocked at what happens next.

Aug 10 • 

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So, I have Cancer. Now what?

Pardon me for my brief hiatus.

Aug 1 • 

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July 2025

Citizen (Comrade) Zorhan Mamdani

Is New York City going to elect its first socialist mayor? Can they afford it?

Jul 2 • 

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June 2025

Brian Wilson: A Symphony of Joy, Sorrow and Redemption

The news of Brian Wilson’s passing feels like a quiet ache in the chest, a sudden stillness where once there was melody.

Jun 14 • 

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