Editors Pick
Relationships, Editor’s Pick
Helen London

Marriage Is Predestined by Heaven

Is marriage predestined by Heaven? During the Ming Dynasty, a man in Yihuang, Jiangxi Province, was honored as Lord Tan Xiangmin. His real name was Tan Lun. He was one …

An Easter cross and eggs.
Traditions, Featured
Nathan Machoka

Happy Easter Traditions for Your Family

Prison shackles.
Mind & Spirit, Featured
Michael Segarty

There Were Prisoners in This World That Did Not Need to Be Guarded

Three dice.
Relationships, Featured
Tatiana Denning

The Wisdom of Mr. Yin: A Tale of Redemption and Renewal

Well Being

PET scan of Alzheimer's.
Health
Troy Oakes

Alzheimer’s May Have Once Spread From Person to Person

An article published this week in the prestigious journal Nature Medicine documents what is believed to be the …

Insights

Discovery & Adventures

Singapore's Gardens by the Bay.
Travel
Viena Abdon

Exploring 10 of the World’s Iconic Gardens: A Tour of Nature’s Wonders

Gardens, with their vibrant colors and diverse landscapes, offer a unique blend of artistry and nature. Most countries have pride gardens; some are still blooming, …

Science & Tech

Gently touching lavender plants.
Science Unmasked
Troy Oakes

A ‘Gentle Touch’ Molecule Is Essential for Light Tactile Sensation in Humans

You were probably taught that you have five senses: sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch. …

Smartphone lying on a bedside table next to a lamp while a woman lays in bed asleep.
Technology
Nathan Machoka

4 Research-Based Reasons to Avoid Sleeping Next to Your Smartphone

In today’s digital age, your smartphones often feels like an extension of you. Recent data …

Data is collected while using a computer.
Technology
Troy Oakes

70 Percent of Australians Don’t Feel in Control of Their Data

Australian consumers don’t understand how companies — including data brokers — track, target, and profile …

Special Features

A leap year calendar.
Environment
Troy Oakes

Why Does a Leap Year Have 366 Days?

Cold weather frost.
Environment
Troy Oakes

Ice Ages Were Not as Dry as We Thought, According to Surprising New Australian Cave Study

During ice ages, dry, frozen terrain extended over much of northern Europe, Asia, and North America. Many plants …