Mary Trump’s book promises to outline the “trauma” her uncle enabled, but I believe that particular word is dangerously overused.
Worldwide Genome Research Could Change the Course of Medical History
We may have mapped the human genome in 2003, but a new worldwide study has discovered the links between our genes and the conditions that ail us.
One Man’s Trash: Stepping Into the World of a Hoarder
Hoarding is now considered a serious mental disorder, so to better understand what drives it, I met Frank.
In Cities Designed by Men, Public Spaces Are Anything But
As it stands, the streets belong to men. This can be taken figuratively, as well as literally. We’re long overdue for gender-equal cities.
Don’t Blame “Bunker Boy”—This Has Been America for the Last 400 Years
Many are blaming Donald Trump for the escalation of racial violence, but America’s white history reveals that today is merely a repeat of yesterday.
Forensic Architecture: The Team Bringing Covered-Up Human Rights Abuses to Light
We’re yet to realize the extent of abuses that governments cover up. One organization is measuring the architecture of these otherwise quiet abuses.
The Highest Cases of COVID Are Found in Countries With Populist Leaders
Brazil, Russia, the United States, and Britain now have the highest cases of COVID-19. This is no fluke.
Five Silver Linings to Note in These Dark Times
Yes, things are bleak, but there are many silver linings of the clouds that hang over our heads. Here’s a list of five silver linings.
“Otherism” Is on the Rise Worldwide, but the Solution Lies in Germany
With far-right auspices again becoming louder, the citizens and government of Germany are making themselves an example to follow.
“Don’t Touch Anything and Wear This Mask”: Reflections on My Surreal Coronavirus Test
I recently witnessed the visceral testing process for COVID-19. While waiting for my results, I started researching how far we’re off a vaccine.