At COP30, Indigenous leaders came with a message the world can’t ignore: 5% of the global population is safeguarding 80% of Earth’s biodiversity. A $1.8B pledge was made to support their land rights — but will the money follow their lead?

As democracy recedes and fascism rises in the USA and around the world in 2025, history provides a lesson in how science can fight fascism.

“The brain is never the same from one moment to the next throughout life. Never ever.”

The benefits of going the extra mile to be socially responsible are felt by customers, employees, and shareholders alike. Here’s a plan to secure them.

The U.S. ranked 59th worldwide.

In hospice care and hospitals, we prioritize those with more life to live over those who are terminally ill. What is that, if not prejudice?

Through humility, the old arrogance of infallibility crumbles. And in that there is genuine hope to prevent wrongful convictions.

Rogue Putin is the biggest risk of 2023. Here are the other nine, explained by global political expert Ian Bremmer.

They could also "turn off" their fear.

Many have argued that morals are relative, but Russia's war crimes reveal the hollowness of that belief. Morality is universal and objective.

In the future, people may look back with horror at how humans treated AI in the 21st century.

Inside the metaverse, your emotions and physical responses will be monitored, and AI will use that data to influence you in real time. Is that essentially mind control?

Even after a decade of hormone therapy, trans women are stronger and faster than cis women.

This year’s Nobel Peace Prize ceremony sends yet another strong message to Russian president Vladimir Putin.

For decades, the Communist Party of China has relied on reeducation camps to reform "parasites" and persuade people to support the communist cause.

When should we seek justice, and when should we forgive? A bishop explains.

Let's hope that squid don't evolve lungs and legs, or humanity might be in real trouble.

“How can we live without our lives? How will we know it’s us without our past?” Steinbeck writes.

As the demonstrations grew, so did the internet service disruptions.