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Late one afternoon while keeping an eye on students making esters in our teaching lab, a student called me over

Introduction Small cell lung cancer (SCLC) is characterized by rapid progression and poor prognosis. It is typically associated with tobacco

From: Tim Conner Columbus In response to Michael Leppert’s brilliant column of Dec. 31 (“‘Don’t say gay’ bills aim to

2022 was one of the most magnificent years when it comes to the creativity and spotlighting of Black theatrical brilliance

© Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images Congressional reporters trail Republican Rep. Byron Donalds of Florida as he makes his way to a

This Washington Post story is terrible religious journalism, and not because I’m opposed to the trans cult. Let’s see why:

As House Republicans convulse over electing their next Speaker, the civil war in the Republican Party comes into the open.

Many of those gathered in front of the Historic Capitol for Gov. Ron DeSantis’ second inauguration traveled hundreds of miles

Now, at that point, Christians need to think really, really carefully, and we also need to speak very honestly with

Singapore’s Section 377A of the Penal Code, which criminalizes sex between men, has officially been struck off the law books

The delayed UK 2021 Census showed that the number of those identifying themselves as Christian had continued to fall and

Amid a lifetime of navigating such experiences, Professor Gay embraced the milestone with an introductory speech that celebrated her Haitian-born

By Stacy BrownNNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent Dr. Claudine Gay, the dean of Harvard’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences, becomes

Some new horror movies coming in 2023 are M3GAN, Knock at the Cabin, Infinity Pool, and Evil Dead Rise. By

I sat down to write this article about how Elon was being held captive in some areas in his expressed

The Philadelphia Eagles are sporting red and blue instead of green for a reason we can all get behind. Right

Thirteen UW–Madison community members were recognized in Madison365’s annual list of “Wisconsin’s Most Influential Black Leaders” for 2022. A nonprofit

TALLAHASSEE – Gov. Ron DeSantis was sworn in for a second term Tuesday with a muscle-flexing speech in which he celebrated Florida

Waffle House has a reputation for wild incidents, and this viral video of a fight from 2021 is no different. The

If burnout has a birthplace, it can be found in the tenemented expanse of New York’s East Village. There, in

In his commentary “Boys, imitatio Christi and us,” John Nassivera laments “more and more of the West is no longer

When it comes time to write these year-end lists, I usually slim them down to my top five favourite games

By Ira Sharkansky, Ph.D Ira Sharansky JERUSALEM — Last Friday’s headline in Yedioth Ahronoth, by no means an extremist newspaper,

Such a Beautiful Thing to Behold, Umar Turaki (Little A 978-1-54203-466-1, $24.95, 256pp, hc) May 2022. Cover by Kimberly Glyder.

Tattoo artist Moss touches up a client’s tattoo. (Julia Glassman) 1Up Ink West, a tattoo studio nestled between a gourmet

Knesset panel debates formation of 16 committees; Yesh Atid complains of discrimination The Knesset’s Arrangements Committee opens its discussion on

Ron DeSantis has not (yet) said if he will run for president in 2024, but with approximately two years to

By TYLER O’NEIL | THE DAILY SIGNAL Just days after Christmas, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention republished a

For the stay-at-home cinephile, awards season has never been more convenient. 2022 is now a thing of the past, but

To the Editor: Re “Stanford, Harvard and NASA Still Honor a Nazi Past,” by Lev Golinkin (Opinion guest essay, Dec.

WASHINGTON — The Education Department’s Office for Civil Rights logged a record number of discrimination complaints in the past year,

Everyone has their own end-of-year traditions, and here at Mental Floss, ours include sharing our personal favorite stories that we’ve

The true résumé is rarely honest.  The entire document is based on a stream of twisting embellishments, fanciful achievements, and,

By John Weir | NEW YORK – K.M. Soehnlein’s Army of Lovers is a novel of the lost generation. Not

Chuck Wild is, in a way, just what you would expect from a man whose job is to put people