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Home to over half a million species, Costa Rica’s rainforests are buzzing hubs of life.

Recent decisions, like ending the print edition for non-subscribers and focusing on online content, indicate a shift in approach.

Hurricane Idalia is set to make landfall in Florida with a powerful combination of high-speed winds and a potentially devastating storm surg

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In his book, ”The Neanderthal’s Necklace,” Juan Luis Arsuaga, a paleo-anthropologist and professor at the University of Madrid, provides a cogent discussion of consciousness. Arsuaga poses a provocative question in…

This column by Martin LeFevre was written shortly before Donald Trump was elected president in 2016. We feel it is fitting to re-run it at this moment. Democracy works, in…

Covid has spiked so badly in the USA that we’re receiving emergency warnings on our cell phones not to go out. The necessity of physical isolation makes daily contact with…

The half moon is blood red tonight. Wildfires have consumed a million and a half acres in California. Under the smoky skies, ominousness pervades the atmosphere day and night. No…