When a marathon isn’t extreme enough, run backwards
Or dressed as a candy bar, or with a pineapple on your head. Meet the wave of runners aiming for a different kind of record.
By Ryan Lenora Brown

Why some chefs are still loyal to gas stoves — and some aren’t
By Margaret Eby
I tried TikTok cooking. Big Booty Dip almost broke me.
By Kara Baskin

Beyond rich guys in rockets: Here’s what will democratize space tourism
By Glenn McDonald

How to prepare for sentient AI
By Schuyler Velasco

Ken Jennings finally provides the answers
By Schuyler Velasco

Culture + Society
A war zone with a gift shop? My visit to the Korean DMZ
By Erick Trickey

Reviving the wives: why Henry VIII’s queens are having a moment
By Schuyler Velasco

This city reduced homelessness to near-zero, thanks to big data
By Hanna Merzbach

The perfect wedding? Click, buy, show up.
By Alix Strauss
These highly trained rats have sniffed out 150,000 explosives
By Molly Callahan

I spied on my cat with a GPS tracker
By S.I. Rosenbaum

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Event Horizon
A 3D printer could make your next meal
By Glenn McDonald

Humans + Robots
AI is reconstructing Pompeii’s shattered frescoes
By Stav Dimitropoulos

In South Korea, robots are on the job. So how is the service?
By Erick Trickey

When AI joins the band
By Tony Rehagen

Why Africa needs a ‘Google Translate for science’
By Sibusiso Biyela

Go ahead, accept the cookies
By Eoin O’Carroll
Put down the joystick. Just use your brainwaves.
By Hannah Thomasy

Cities + Nature
Skiing has a diversity problem. Indoor slopes could be the answer.
In a mall a few miles from Manhattan, underprivileged kids are finding hills, gear, and a chance to get hooked.
By Kade Krichko

These fine-tuned veggies grow beneath an artificial dawn
By Tony Rehagen

Where wildfires once blazed, mushroom hunters thrive
By Julie H. Case

Try a quiz
Your brain vs. artificial intelligence
To understand how AI works, you have to understand human cognition, and recognize the processes we take for granted.

Can you tell the difference between modern and medieval health myths? Take this quiz.
By Schuyler Velasco

Is your dating app spying on you? Take this quiz.
By Schuyler Velasco and Ceci Menchetti


What would you do? Take an immigrant’s journey.
Here are eight immigrant stories, told through composite characters but based on real laws and historically documented scenarios. Follow their paths, and see how you would respond to the choices they faced.