Necessity is the mother of invention. But it’s also the mother of crazy, rash, lunatic solutions to scary-sounding problems.

Thirty rabbis met in Lakewood to warn about Artificial Intelligence. What they should fear is artificial authority—authority propped up by banning questions instead of answering them, by silencing ...

Libby Rosemeier, a former George Stevens Academy student in the Twinkie experiment class, and Roger Bennatti, the now-retired ...

My Life If It Were A Musical was initially conceived as a Broadway musical for live theater until the pandemic ...

Jessica Mitford was born the child of aristocrats and the sister of fascists who celebrated the rise of Adolf Hitler. But she ...

The letters were nearly identical, apart from one difference; 27 of the 181 letters included a single paragraph calling for a ...

Sometimes the most groundbreaking innovations emerge from spilled chemicals, forgotten lab samples, or misplaced ingredients.

France's main Braille publisher is in financial crisis after a bold decision to sell its embossed books for the same price as standard ones. Its future raises the broader question of whether printed ...

Southerners are a nostalgic bunch. Two professional organizers share how to declutter sentimental items guilt-free while ...

ONE day in 1826, chemist John Walker was in his home in Cleveland Row on the Quayside facing the River Tees in Stockton, tending to the fire.

Long-distance leisure bicycling is fun but can also be painful on the butt. So a local inventor just copywrighted an ...

Sleeping Queens is a card game that was actually invented by a child; Sam, who’s 7, plays it with friends at school. It’s the rare game that I genuinely enjoy playing — I’m not really a “game person” ...