Researchers Just Proved That AI Can VERY Easily Create New Viruses Not Found in Nature (You May Want to Sit Down Before Reading This)

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If you really want to know how humanity will meet its end, The New York Times just published a detailed preview. For the first time, scientists have used AI to invent entirely new viruses that have never existed in nature. These lab-made viruses successfully multiplied and infected bacteria, proving the AI’s “recipes” actually work. While … Read more

10 Best News Fact-Checking Websites in the USA (2026 Top Picks)

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“A fact is a truth unsexed,” Kahlil Gibran wrote in his book of aphorisms “Sand and Foam.” Unsexed but essential, facts help us distinguish reality from fiction, real news from fake news. A good journalist will shape them into reports that later produce the knowledge necessary for a free and self-governing public — one of … Read more

What Are the Four Main Tasks of Journalism?

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The press no longer plays the role of a gatekeeper. It doesn’t decide what information the public should know and what it should not. “If the New York Times decides not to publish something, one of countless other websites, talk radio hosts, social media networks, blogs, or partisans will,” write Bill Kovach and Tom Rosenstiel … Read more

Are We Too Distracted to Be Happy? Biographer Uncovers the Four Vital Pillars of Mental Health That Sustained a Genius Through Dark Times

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Erich Fromm's Four Pillars of Mental Health

The renowned German psychologist and philosopher, Erich Fromm (March 23, 1900–March 18, 1980), explored a vast range of topics, from love to religion to happiness. Considered a pioneer of “radical-humanistic psychoanalysis,” he was a leading intellectual of the twentieth century. However, like many impactful figures, Fromm possessed both remarkable talents and significant blind spots. Throughout … Read more