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The Nazi scientists acknowledged that the project was beyond their conceivable reach for the sake of the war—speculating that ...
The Finnish gambling market is about to undergo its biggest transformation since, well, ever. The government has decided to ...
Ronnie Dugger, crusading journalist, has died at age 95 in Austin. He was the founding editor of the Texas Observer.
In January, the president made an executive order calling for what he described as an “Iron Dome for America”, a reference to ...
The Town adopted a fee-based stormwater program in 2017 to more equitably fund our community’s water quality needs. This ...
Lisa Gray is the op-ed editor and a member of the Houston Chronicle editorial board. Previously, she's held many of the Chronicle's most interesting jobs: Senior editor for digital, features ...
Having tested small-scale steampunk wargame Armoured Clash at UK Games Expo, its clever use of cards makes Warhammer 40,000 ...
Greet the summer heat with new books from Adrian Tchaikovsky, V.E. Schwab, Malka Older, Elizabeth Bear, and more.
A brand new D&D class was not on my bingo card for 2025, and yet! The Psion, a spellcaster who uses ‘innate mental powers’ ...
How the “Final Reckoning” crew used science to bring an underwater stunt to life. Plus, the psychology behind thrill-seeking.
Liz Magill goes deep, for the first time, on how a congressional hearing on antisemitism fueled her resignation from the University of Pennsylvania — and launched a broader war on higher ed.
The reactionary blogger’s call for a monarch to rule the country once seemed like a joke. Now the right is ready to bend the ...