The Book of Job, an exploration of loss, rage, and meaning-making, reflects much of what happens in therapy, as it helps transform suffering into resilience and gratitude.

If one were to take a look at the Bibles from different Christian denominations, one might notice that they don’t contain the same number of books. While some contain the usual 66 books, others ...

The legal, musical, and social demise of Youtube year-end megamixes can be read as an obituary for a lost monoculture.

Ecclesiastes and Plato independently discovered the same truth: Happiness comes from governing your mind, not controlling your world.

WePlay, a global next-generation social entertainment platform, today announced a strategic partnership with "The Little Prince," a French literary classic IP, to launch a special Valentine's Day ...

Abstract: Caring a person who is diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease (AD) can be very challenging. Most AD patients rely on their caretakers to carry out their daily routine. The research presents a ...

Qualcomm dropped as the chipmaker issued lackluster guidance due to the ongoing memory chip shortage. The company topped fiscal first-quarter estimates but issued lighter-than-expected guidance.

SoftBank unit Saimemory and Intel team up on new memory tech aimed at AI and high-performance computing. Prototypes are planned for 2028, with commercialization targeted for fiscal 2029. Energy ...

rom personal reckonings to historical reappraisals and geopolitical investigations, several books published in 2025 stand out for their ability to illuminate the present by revisiting the past.

Trilegal operates what is called a “lockstep” system for its partners; there is a lot hiding behind that term. Fundamentally, it means that partners of the firm have an ownership interest in it. To ...

Tara-Leigh Cobble’s Bible reading podcast ‘The Bible Recap’ has reached the top 10 of Apple’s podcasts for the third year running. In an interview with Fox News, Cobble celebrated the news, drawing a ...

As corruption, arrogance and exclusion threaten hard-won freedoms, a new crop of books — on universities, satire, music — reminds us that democracy is not inherited but defended through memory and ...